Of course, Li Wei's idea is only hindsight, when the Jin Tiecai invaded North Korea, all the way to chop melons and vegetables so that North Korea has no power to fight back, his father Li Liang fled from Seoul to Ganghwa Island to avoid the war, and finally signed an alliance under the city with the Houjin general Amin for self-preservation, in exchange for the retreat of the Houjin. Even if North Korea was bent on a decisive battle with Houjin at that time, the outcome would not have changed fundamentally, and at most it would have dragged on for a few more months.

But the consequence of that would probably be that the Later Kim would be determined to annex North Korea directly, or support another puppet to replace Yi Liang's rule, either of which is unacceptable to Li Liang. So after weighing the pros and cons, Li Liang chose a way to deal with it that could keep his dominance and the national glory of Korea, although it was humble, but at least it achieved the expected effect.

Before the start of the war this year, the gap in military strength between the Qing and Korea was actually greater than in 1627, and if it were not for the Korean reinforcements from the Haihan Army, it would have been a humiliating signing of an even more humble armistice after being beaten up. However, it was precisely because of the intervention of the Haihan that there were no serious political differences in the Korean court this time like the Dingmao Rebellion in 1627, and even the Choi Myeong-gil faction, which had previously advocated that peace should be negotiated with the Qing army as soon as possible, wisely chose to shut up after the appearance of the Haihan army.

During this year's War of Resistance Against the Qing Dynasty, the ideology in North Korea was still relatively unified, and there were no more anti-war voices in the officialdom, and even the southern regions that were not affected by the war tightened their belts to support front-line operations -- mainly to pay for the high military expenses of hiring Haihan troops.

This book was first published on the Genesis Chinese website, and the following content will be re-edited later for anti-theft

Of course, Li Wei's idea is only hindsight, when the Jin Tiecai invaded North Korea, all the way to chop melons and vegetables so that North Korea has no power to fight back, his father Li Liang fled from Seoul to Ganghwa Island to avoid the war, and finally signed an alliance under the city with the Houjin general Amin for self-preservation, in exchange for the retreat of the Houjin. Even if North Korea was bent on a decisive battle with Houjin at that time, the outcome would not have changed fundamentally, and at most it would have dragged on for a few more months.

But the consequence of that would probably be that the Later Kim would be determined to annex North Korea directly, or support another puppet to replace Yi Liang's rule, either of which is unacceptable to Li Liang. So after weighing the pros and cons, Li Liang chose a way to deal with it that could keep his dominance and the national glory of Korea, although it was humble, but at least it achieved the expected effect.

Before the start of the war this year, the gap in military strength between the Qing and Korea was actually greater than in 1627, and if it were not for the Korean reinforcements from the Haihan Army, it would have been a humiliating signing of an even more humble armistice after being beaten up. However, it was precisely because of the intervention of the Haihan that there were no serious political differences in the Korean court this time like the Dingmao Rebellion in 1627, and even the Choi Myeong-gil faction, which had previously advocated that peace should be negotiated with the Qing army as soon as possible, wisely chose to shut up after the appearance of the Haihan army.

During this year's War of Resistance Against the Qing Dynasty, the ideology in North Korea was still relatively unified, and there were no more anti-war voices in the officialdom, and even the southern regions that were not affected by the war tightened their belts to support front-line operations -- mainly to pay for the high military expenses of hiring Haihan troops.

Of course, Li Wei's idea is only hindsight, when the Jin Tiecai invaded North Korea, all the way to chop melons and vegetables so that North Korea has no power to fight back, his father Li Liang fled from Seoul to Ganghwa Island to avoid the war, and finally signed an alliance under the city with the Houjin general Amin for self-preservation, in exchange for the retreat of the Houjin. Even if North Korea was bent on a decisive battle with Houjin at that time, the outcome would not have changed fundamentally, and at most it would have dragged on for a few more months.

But the consequence of that would probably be that the Later Kim would be determined to annex North Korea directly, or support another puppet to replace Yi Liang's rule, either of which is unacceptable to Li Liang. So after weighing the pros and cons, Li Liang chose a way to deal with it that could keep his dominance and the national glory of Korea, although it was humble, but at least it achieved the expected effect.

Before the start of the war this year, the gap in military strength between the Qing and Korea was actually greater than in 1627, and if it were not for the Korean reinforcements from the Haihan Army, it would have been a humiliating signing of an even more humble armistice after being beaten up. However, it was precisely because of the intervention of the Haihan that there were no serious political differences in the Korean court this time like the Dingmao Rebellion in 1627, and even the Choi Myeong-gil faction, which had previously advocated that peace should be negotiated with the Qing army as soon as possible, wisely chose to shut up after the appearance of the Haihan army.

During this year's War of Resistance Against the Qing Dynasty, the ideology in North Korea was still relatively unified, and there were no more anti-war voices in the officialdom, and even the southern regions that were not affected by the war tightened their belts to support front-line operations -- mainly to pay for the high military expenses of hiring Haihan troops.

Of course, Li Wei's idea is only hindsight, when the Jin Tiecai invaded North Korea, all the way to chop melons and vegetables so that North Korea has no power to fight back, his father Li Liang fled from Seoul to Ganghwa Island to avoid the war, and finally signed an alliance under the city with the Houjin general Amin for self-preservation, in exchange for the retreat of the Houjin. Even if North Korea was bent on a decisive battle with Houjin at that time, the outcome would not have changed fundamentally, and at most it would have dragged on for a few more months.

But the consequence of that would probably be that the Later Kim would be determined to annex North Korea directly, or support another puppet to replace Yi Liang's rule, either of which is unacceptable to Li Liang. So after weighing the pros and cons, Li Liang chose a way to deal with it that could keep his dominance and the national glory of Korea, although it was humble, but at least it achieved the expected effect.

Before the start of the war this year, the gap in military strength between the Qing and Korea was actually greater than in 1627, and if it were not for the Korean reinforcements from the Haihan Army, it would have been a humiliating signing of an even more humble armistice after being beaten up. However, it was precisely because of the intervention of the Haihan that there were no serious political differences in the Korean court this time like the Dingmao Rebellion in 1627, and even the Choi Myeong-gil faction, which had previously advocated that peace should be negotiated with the Qing army as soon as possible, wisely chose to shut up after the appearance of the Haihan army.

During this year's War of Resistance Against the Qing Dynasty, the ideology in North Korea was still relatively unified, and there were no more anti-war voices in the officialdom, and even the southern regions that were not affected by the war tightened their belts to support front-line operations -- mainly to pay for the high military expenses of hiring Haihan troops.

Of course, Li Wei's idea is only hindsight, when the Jin Tiecai invaded North Korea, all the way to chop melons and vegetables so that North Korea has no power to fight back, his father Li Liang fled from Seoul to Ganghwa Island to avoid the war, and finally signed an alliance under the city with the Houjin general Amin for self-preservation, in exchange for the retreat of the Houjin. Even if North Korea was bent on a decisive battle with Houjin at that time, the outcome would not have changed fundamentally, and at most it would have dragged on for a few more months.

But the consequence of that would probably be that the Later Kim would be determined to annex North Korea directly, or support another puppet to replace Yi Liang's rule, either of which is unacceptable to Li Liang. So after weighing the pros and cons, Li Liang chose a way to deal with it that could keep his dominance and the national glory of Korea, although it was humble, but at least it achieved the expected effect.

Before the start of the war this year, the gap in military strength between the Qing and Korea was actually greater than in 1627, and if it were not for the Korean reinforcements from the Haihan Army, it would have been a humiliating signing of an even more humble armistice after being beaten up. However, it was precisely because of the intervention of the Haihan that there were no serious political differences in the Korean court this time like the Dingmao Rebellion in 1627, and even the Choi Myeong-gil faction, which had previously advocated that peace should be negotiated with the Qing army as soon as possible, wisely chose to shut up after the appearance of the Haihan army.

During this year's War of Resistance Against the Qing Dynasty, the ideology in North Korea was still relatively unified, and there were no more anti-war voices in the officialdom, and even the southern regions that were not affected by the war tightened their belts to support front-line operations -- mainly to pay for the high military expenses of hiring Haihan troops.

Of course, Li Wei's idea is only hindsight, when the Jin Tiecai invaded North Korea, all the way to chop melons and vegetables so that North Korea has no power to fight back, his father Li Liang fled from Seoul to Ganghwa Island to avoid the war, and finally signed an alliance under the city with the Houjin general Amin for self-preservation, in exchange for the retreat of the Houjin. Even if North Korea was bent on a decisive battle with Houjin at that time, the outcome would not have changed fundamentally, and at most it would have dragged on for a few more months.

But the consequence of that would probably be that the Later Kim would be determined to annex North Korea directly, or support another puppet to replace Yi Liang's rule, either of which is unacceptable to Li Liang. So after weighing the pros and cons, Li Liang chose a way to deal with it that could keep his dominance and the national glory of Korea, although it was humble, but at least it achieved the expected effect.

Before the start of the war this year, the gap in military strength between the Qing and Korea was actually greater than in 1627, and if it were not for the Korean reinforcements from the Haihan Army, it would have been a humiliating signing of an even more humble armistice after being beaten up. However, it was precisely because of the intervention of the Haihan that there were no serious political differences in the Korean court this time like the Dingmao Rebellion in 1627, and even the Choi Myeong-gil faction, which had previously advocated that peace should be negotiated with the Qing army as soon as possible, wisely chose to shut up after the appearance of the Haihan army.

During this year's War of Resistance Against the Qing Dynasty, the ideology in North Korea was still relatively unified, and there were no more anti-war voices in the officialdom, and even the southern regions that were not affected by the war tightened their belts to support front-line operations -- mainly to pay for the high military expenses of hiring Haihan troops.

Of course, Li Wei's idea is only hindsight, when the Jin Tiecai invaded North Korea, all the way to chop melons and vegetables so that North Korea has no power to fight back, his father Li Liang fled from Seoul to Ganghwa Island to avoid the war, and finally signed an alliance under the city with the Houjin general Amin for self-preservation, in exchange for the retreat of the Houjin. Even if North Korea was bent on a decisive battle with Houjin at that time, the outcome would not have changed fundamentally, and at most it would have dragged on for a few more months.

But the consequence of that would probably be that the Later Kim would be determined to annex North Korea directly, or support another puppet to replace Yi Liang's rule, either of which is unacceptable to Li Liang. So after weighing the pros and cons, Li Liang chose a way to deal with it that could keep his dominance and the national glory of Korea, although it was humble, but at least it achieved the expected effect.

Before the start of the war this year, the gap in military strength between the Qing and Korea was actually greater than in 1627, and if it were not for the Korean reinforcements from the Haihan Army, it would have been a humiliating signing of an even more humble armistice after being beaten up. However, it was precisely because of the intervention of the Haihan that there were no serious political differences in the Korean court this time like the Dingmao Rebellion in 1627, and even the Choi Myeong-gil faction, which had previously advocated that peace should be negotiated with the Qing army as soon as possible, wisely chose to shut up after the appearance of the Haihan army.

During this year's War of Resistance Against the Qing Dynasty, the ideology in North Korea was still relatively unified, and there were no more anti-war voices in the officialdom, and even the southern regions that were not affected by the war tightened their belts to support front-line operations -- mainly to pay for the high military expenses of hiring Haihan troops.

Of course, Li Wei's idea is only hindsight, when the Jin Tiecai invaded North Korea, all the way to chop melons and vegetables so that North Korea has no power to fight back, his father Li Liang fled from Seoul to Ganghwa Island to avoid the war, and finally signed an alliance under the city with the Houjin general Amin for self-preservation, in exchange for the retreat of the Houjin. Even if North Korea was bent on a decisive battle with Houjin at that time, the outcome would not have changed fundamentally, and at most it would have dragged on for a few more months.

But the consequence of that would probably be that the Later Kim would be determined to annex North Korea directly, or support another puppet to replace Yi Liang's rule, either of which is unacceptable to Li Liang. So after weighing the pros and cons, Li Liang chose a way to deal with it that could keep his dominance and the national glory of Korea, although it was humble, but at least it achieved the expected effect.

Before the start of the war this year, the gap in military strength between the Qing and Korea was actually greater than in 1627, and if it were not for the Korean reinforcements from the Haihan Army, it would have been a humiliating signing of an even more humble armistice after being beaten up. However, it was precisely because of the intervention of the Haihan that there were no serious political differences in the Korean court this time like the Dingmao Rebellion in 1627, and even the Choi Myeong-gil faction, which had previously advocated that peace should be negotiated with the Qing army as soon as possible, wisely chose to shut up after the appearance of the Haihan army.