As a result of the war, market transactions in the Manila area, especially bulk trade and cross-border trade, have come to an almost complete standstill, with only the sporadic trade of food, medicine, and other necessities still under the supervision of the Haihan Army. A businessman like Ran Hui sees no hope that the market will return to normal in the short term, so he will naturally want to try to get rid of the goods as soon as possible and exchange them for gold and silver in his hands, whether he chooses to stay or leave.

It is undoubtedly the most realistic way to transport the goods to other trading ports for sale, but counting the main trading ports in the South China Sea, except for Manila, most of them are under the control of the Haihan, and the porcelain on hand of Ran Hui is impossible to be transported back to Daming to sell, and the remaining option is Batavia, but Spain and the Netherlands are direct competitors, and the Dutch will not allow merchants with Spanish background to enter their own ports for trade. So after doing the math, Sanya is actually the most reasonable choice, at least from Ran Tianlu's point of view, it is completely understandable that Ran Hui's choice.

If this deal is promoted, the Haihan military can get a decent economic income, although it is not a large amount, but it should be enough to impress the generals to loosen their fingers and let a cargo ship leave the port. Of course, Ran Hui's promise to give Ran Tianlu a personal return of 10% is also one of the reasons for his heartbeat, although he has to declare this money to the above according to the regulations, but the nature of the work of the Ministry of Security is relatively special, and the gray income of the personnel stationed abroad has always been relatively loosely controlled, and it can basically be determined that this money will go into his private pocket at that time.

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As a result of the war, market transactions in the Manila area, especially bulk trade and cross-border trade, have come to an almost complete standstill, with only the sporadic trade of food, medicine, and other necessities still under the supervision of the Haihan Army. A businessman like Ran Hui sees no hope that the market will return to normal in the short term, so he will naturally want to try to get rid of the goods as soon as possible and exchange them for gold and silver in his hands, whether he chooses to stay or leave.

It is undoubtedly the most realistic way to transport the goods to other trading ports for sale, but counting the main trading ports in the South China Sea, except for Manila, most of them are under the control of the Haihan, and the porcelain on hand of Ran Hui is impossible to be transported back to Daming to sell, and the remaining option is Batavia, but Spain and the Netherlands are direct competitors, and the Dutch will not allow merchants with Spanish background to enter their own ports for trade. So after doing the math, Sanya is actually the most reasonable choice, at least from Ran Tianlu's point of view, it is completely understandable that Ran Hui's choice.

If this deal is promoted, the Haihan military can get a decent economic income, although it is not a large amount, but it should be enough to impress the generals to loosen their fingers and let a cargo ship leave the port. Of course, Ran Hui's promise to give Ran Tianlu a personal return of 10% is also one of the reasons for his heartbeat, although he has to declare this money to the above according to the regulations, but the nature of the work of the Ministry of Security is relatively special, and the gray income of the personnel stationed abroad has always been relatively loosely controlled, and it can basically be determined that this money will go into his private pocket at that time. As a result of the war, market transactions in the Manila area, especially bulk trade and cross-border trade, have come to an almost complete standstill, with only the sporadic trade of food, medicine, and other necessities still under the supervision of the Haihan Army. A businessman like Ran Hui sees no hope that the market will return to normal in the short term, so he will naturally want to try to get rid of the goods as soon as possible and exchange them for gold and silver in his hands, whether he chooses to stay or leave.

It is undoubtedly the most realistic way to transport the goods to other trading ports for sale, but counting the main trading ports in the South China Sea, except for Manila, most of them are under the control of the Haihan, and the porcelain on hand of Ran Hui is impossible to be transported back to Daming to sell, and the remaining option is Batavia, but Spain and the Netherlands are direct competitors, and the Dutch will not allow merchants with Spanish background to enter their own ports for trade. So after doing the math, Sanya is actually the most reasonable choice, at least from Ran Tianlu's point of view, it is completely understandable that Ran Hui's choice.

If this deal is promoted, the Haihan military can get a decent economic income, although it is not a large amount, but it should be enough to impress the generals to loosen their fingers and let a cargo ship leave the port. Of course, Ran Hui's promise to give Ran Tianlu a personal return of 10% is also one of the reasons for his heartbeat, although he has to declare this money to the above according to the regulations, but the nature of the work of the Ministry of Security is relatively special, and the gray income of the personnel stationed abroad has always been relatively loosely controlled, and it can basically be determined that this money will go into his private pocket at that time. As a result of the war, market transactions in the Manila area, especially bulk trade and cross-border trade, have come to an almost complete standstill, with only the sporadic trade of food, medicine, and other necessities still under the supervision of the Haihan Army. A businessman like Ran Hui sees no hope that the market will return to normal in the short term, so he will naturally want to try to get rid of the goods as soon as possible and exchange them for gold and silver in his hands, whether he chooses to stay or leave.

It is undoubtedly the most realistic way to transport the goods to other trading ports for sale, but counting the main trading ports in the South China Sea, except for Manila, most of them are under the control of the Haihan, and the porcelain on hand of Ran Hui is impossible to be transported back to Daming to sell, and the remaining option is Batavia, but Spain and the Netherlands are direct competitors, and the Dutch will not allow merchants with Spanish background to enter their own ports for trade. So after doing the math, Sanya is actually the most reasonable choice, at least from Ran Tianlu's point of view, it is completely understandable that Ran Hui's choice.

If this deal is promoted, the Haihan military can get a decent economic income, although it is not a large amount, but it should be enough to impress the generals to loosen their fingers and let a cargo ship leave the port. Of course, Ran Hui's promise to give Ran Tianlu a personal return of 10% is also one of the reasons for his heartbeat, although he has to declare this money to the above according to the regulations, but the nature of the work of the Ministry of Security is relatively special, and the gray income of the personnel stationed abroad has always been relatively loosely controlled, and it can basically be determined that this money will go into his private pocket at that time. As a result of the war, market transactions in the Manila area, especially bulk trade and cross-border trade, have come to an almost complete standstill, with only the sporadic trade of food, medicine, and other necessities still under the supervision of the Haihan Army. A businessman like Ran Hui sees no hope that the market will return to normal in the short term, so he will naturally want to try to get rid of the goods as soon as possible and exchange them for gold and silver in his hands, whether he chooses to stay or leave.

It is undoubtedly the most realistic way to transport the goods to other trading ports for sale, but counting the main trading ports in the South China Sea, except for Manila, most of them are under the control of the Haihan, and the porcelain on hand of Ran Hui is impossible to be transported back to Daming to sell, and the remaining option is Batavia, but Spain and the Netherlands are direct competitors, and the Dutch will not allow merchants with Spanish background to enter their own ports for trade. So after doing the math, Sanya is actually the most reasonable choice, at least from Ran Tianlu's point of view, it is completely understandable that Ran Hui's choice.

If this deal is promoted, the Haihan military can get a decent economic income, although it is not a large amount, but it should be enough to impress the generals to loosen their fingers and let a cargo ship leave the port. Of course, Ran Hui's promise to give Ran Tianlu a personal return of 10% is also one of the reasons for his heartbeat, although he has to declare this money to the above according to the regulations, but the nature of the work of the Ministry of Security is relatively special, and the gray income of the personnel stationed abroad has always been relatively loosely controlled, and it can basically be determined that this money will go into his private pocket at that time. As a result of the war, market transactions in the Manila area, especially bulk trade and cross-border trade, have come to an almost complete standstill, with only the sporadic trade of food, medicine, and other necessities still under the supervision of the Haihan Army. A businessman like Ran Hui sees no hope that the market will return to normal in the short term, so he will naturally want to try to get rid of the goods as soon as possible and exchange them for gold and silver in his hands, whether he chooses to stay or leave.

It is undoubtedly the most realistic way to transport the goods to other trading ports for sale, but counting the main trading ports in the South China Sea, except for Manila, most of them are under the control of the Haihan, and the porcelain on hand of Ran Hui is impossible to be transported back to Daming to sell, and the remaining option is Batavia, but Spain and the Netherlands are direct competitors, and the Dutch will not allow merchants with Spanish background to enter their own ports for trade. So after doing the math, Sanya is actually the most reasonable choice, at least from Ran Tianlu's point of view, it is completely understandable that Ran Hui's choice.

If this deal is promoted, the Haihan military can get a decent economic income, although it is not a large amount, but it should be enough to impress the generals to loosen their fingers and let a cargo ship leave the port. Of course, Ran Hui's promise to give Ran Tianlu a personal return of 10% is also one of the reasons for his heartbeat, although he has to declare this money to the above according to the regulations, but the nature of the work of the Ministry of Security is relatively special, and the gray income of the personnel stationed abroad has always been relatively loosely controlled, and it can basically be determined that this money will go into his private pocket at that time. As a result of the war, market transactions in the Manila area, especially bulk trade and cross-border trade, have come to an almost complete standstill, with only the sporadic trade of food, medicine, and other necessities still under the supervision of the Haihan Army. A businessman like Ran Hui sees no hope that the market will return to normal in the short term, so he will naturally want to try to get rid of the goods as soon as possible and exchange them for gold and silver in his hands, whether he chooses to stay or leave.

It is undoubtedly the most realistic way to transport the goods to other trading ports for sale, but counting the main trading ports in the South China Sea, except for Manila, most of them are under the control of the Haihan, and the porcelain on hand of Ran Hui is impossible to be transported back to Daming to sell, and the remaining option is Batavia, but Spain and the Netherlands are direct competitors, and the Dutch will not allow merchants with Spanish background to enter their own ports for trade. So after doing the math, Sanya is actually the most reasonable choice, at least from Ran Tianlu's point of view, it is completely understandable that Ran Hui's choice.

If this deal is promoted, the Haihan military can get a decent economic income, although it is not a large amount, but it should be enough to impress the generals to loosen their fingers and let a cargo ship leave the port. Of course, Ran Hui's promise to give Ran Tianlu a personal return of 10% is also one of the reasons for his heartbeat, although he has to declare this money to the above according to the regulations, but the nature of the work of the Ministry of Security is relatively special, and the gray income of the personnel stationed abroad has always been relatively loosely controlled, and it can basically be determined that this money will go into his private pocket at that time. As a result of the war, market transactions in the Manila area, especially bulk trade and cross-border trade, have come to an almost complete standstill, with only the sporadic trade of food, medicine, and other necessities still under the supervision of the Haihan Army. A businessman like Ran Hui sees no hope that the market will return to normal in the short term, so he will naturally want to try to get rid of the goods as soon as possible and exchange them for gold and silver in his hands, whether he chooses to stay or leave.

It is undoubtedly the most realistic way to transport the goods to other trading ports for sale, but counting the main trading ports in the South China Sea, except for Manila, most of them are under the control of the Haihan, and the porcelain on hand of Ran Hui is impossible to be transported back to Daming to sell, and the remaining option is Batavia, but Spain and the Netherlands are direct competitors, and the Dutch will not allow merchants with Spanish background to enter their own ports for trade. So after doing the math, Sanya is actually the most reasonable choice, at least from Ran Tianlu's point of view, it is completely understandable that Ran Hui's choice.

If this deal is promoted, the Haihan military can get a decent economic income, although it is not a large amount, but it should be enough to impress the generals to loosen their fingers and let a cargo ship leave the port.

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