The last time the huge Haihan fleet passed through the sea off Wenzhou was about a year ago. At that time, the fleet led by Qian Tiandun and Shi Diwen went north to Zhoushan, and along the way also wiped out pirate gangs near the coast along the way, including the Yueqing boat gang operating in the waters north of Wenzhou and south of Taizhou, as well as some scattered small groups of pirates nearby. After the extermination of these pirates, the navigation safety of the nearby waters has also been significantly improved, so the local maritime merchants and fishermen are still somewhat grateful for the "righteous deeds" of the Haihan, and are also willing to contact the Haihan fleets passing through this place to carry out some simple trade activities.

Of course, now that a year has passed, it is no longer news that Haihan has opened a trading port in Zhoushan, and local maritime merchants will still choose to go to Zhoushan Dinghai Port to trade when they want to conduct bulk trade with Haihan. It was not subject to the supervision of the Ming government, but it was convenient to trade with Ningbo, Shaoxing, Hangzhou, Jiaxing, Songjiang and other places, and also to do entrepot trade with merchants from Japan and Ryukyu locally******* it was an excellent trade condition and geographical location for maritime merchants the fleet rested on Dongtou Island for two days, the weather finally improved, and Wang Tom ordered to set sail to continue north. However, the size of the fleet was much larger than it had been, as at least a dozen more civilian ships had joined the fleet. The destination of these ships is Zhoushan Dinghai Port, and they join the fleet of Haihan going north to act together, which is about 200 nautical miles away and can naturally be much more secure. Although there were no pirate activities during this voyage, it was at least a great comfort psychologically to be able to follow Haihan's big warship, and if there was any situation at sea, so many ships could also take care of it.

"Let these civilian ships follow behind, don't you worry that there are the eyes and ears of the government mixed in?" Hao Wanqing looked at the long fortune ship on the sea behind the fleet, and asked Wang Tom with some puzzlement. Because he was not accustomed to the wind and waves at sea, he recuperated in Hong Kong for a few days, and did not rush over to join the large army until Wang Tom's troops returned to Penghu after the battle in Miaoli. However, these days, he has basically adapted to the bumps of sea navigation, and his physical condition is not as bad as when he traveled from Sanya to Hong Kong before.

Tom Wang replied in a deep voice: "What can the government do if they know? The more they know, the more they will know how big the gap is with our strength. I don't think that's a bad thing, maybe better than the subtle effect of Taoguang. ”

Wang Tom's attitude towards this is very calm, Haihan used to act in a low-key manner, on the one hand, to hide his strength to facilitate his actions, and on the other hand, he did not want to attract too much attention from the Ming court. However, now that Haihan has established a country in the South China Sea, the future dealings with the Ming Dynasty will no longer be the vague commercial exchanges of the past, but diplomatic relations between countries. Although some believe that high-profile actions may anger the Ming Dynasty and affect bilateral relations, the military believes that if it maintains its previous low profile in this new situation, it will actually have little practical benefit for Haihan.

Hao Wanqing listened to Wang Tom's explanation, and responded thoughtfully: "The Ministry of Defense shouldn't want the relationship between Haihan and the Ming Dynasty to be too harmonious, right?"

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The last time the huge Haihan fleet passed through the sea off Wenzhou was about a year ago. At that time, the fleet led by Qian Tiandun and Shi Diwen went north to Zhoushan, and along the way also wiped out pirate gangs near the coast along the way, including the Yueqing boat gang operating in the waters north of Wenzhou and south of Taizhou, as well as some scattered small groups of pirates nearby. After the extermination of these pirates, the navigation safety of the nearby waters has also been significantly improved, so the local maritime merchants and fishermen are still somewhat grateful for the "righteous deeds" of the Haihan, and are also willing to contact the Haihan fleets passing through this place to carry out some simple trade activities.

Of course, now that a year has passed, it is no longer news that Haihan has opened a trading port in Zhoushan, and local maritime merchants will still choose to go to Zhoushan Dinghai Port to trade when they want to conduct bulk trade with Haihan. It was not subject to the supervision of the Ming government, but it was convenient to trade with Ningbo, Shaoxing, Hangzhou, Jiaxing, Songjiang and other places, and also to do entrepot trade with merchants from Japan and Ryukyu locally******* it was an excellent trade condition and geographical location for maritime merchants the fleet rested on Dongtou Island for two days, the weather finally improved, and Wang Tom ordered to set sail to continue north. However, the size of the fleet was much larger than it had been, as at least a dozen more civilian ships had joined the fleet. The destination of these ships is Zhoushan Dinghai Port, and they join the fleet of Haihan going north to act together, which is about 200 nautical miles away and can naturally be much more secure. Although there were no pirate activities during this voyage, it was at least a great comfort psychologically to be able to follow Haihan's big warship, and if there was any situation at sea, so many ships could also take care of it.

"Let these civilian ships follow behind, don't you worry that there are the eyes and ears of the government mixed in?" Hao Wanqing looked at the long fortune ship on the sea behind the fleet, and asked Wang Tom with some puzzlement. Because he was not accustomed to the wind and waves at sea, he recuperated in Hong Kong for a few days, and did not rush over to join the large army until Wang Tom's troops returned to Penghu after the battle in Miaoli. However, these days, he has basically adapted to the bumps of sea navigation, and his physical condition is not as bad as when he traveled from Sanya to Hong Kong before.

Tom Wang replied in a deep voice: "What can the government do if they know? The more they know, the more they will know how big the gap is with our strength. I don't think that's a bad thing, maybe better than the subtle effect of Taoguang. ”

Wang Tom's attitude towards this is very calm, Haihan used to act in a low-key manner, on the one hand, to hide his strength to facilitate his actions, and on the other hand, he did not want to attract too much attention from the Ming court. However, now that Haihan has established a country in the South China Sea, the future dealings with the Ming Dynasty will no longer be the vague commercial exchanges of the past, but diplomatic relations between countries. Although some believe that high-profile actions may anger the Ming Dynasty and affect bilateral relations, the military believes that if it maintains its previous low profile in this new situation, it will actually have little practical benefit for Haihan.

Hao Wanqing listened to Wang Tom's explanation, and replied thoughtfully: "The Ministry of Defense probably doesn't want the relationship between Haihan and the Ming Dynasty to be too harmonious, right?" The last time the huge Haihan fleet passed through the sea off Wenzhou was probably a year ago. At that time, the fleet led by Qian Tiandun and Shi Diwen went north to Zhoushan, and along the way also wiped out pirate gangs near the coast along the way, including the Yueqing boat gang operating in the waters north of Wenzhou and south of Taizhou, as well as some scattered small groups of pirates nearby. After the extermination of these pirates, the navigation safety of the nearby waters has also been significantly improved, so the local maritime merchants and fishermen are still somewhat grateful for the "righteous deeds" of the Haihan, and are also willing to contact the Haihan fleets passing through this place to carry out some simple trade activities.

Of course, now that a year has passed, it is no longer news that Haihan has opened a trading port in Zhoushan, and local maritime merchants will still choose to go to Zhoushan Dinghai Port to trade when they want to conduct bulk trade with Haihan. It was not subject to the supervision of the Ming government, but it was convenient to trade with Ningbo, Shaoxing, Hangzhou, Jiaxing, Songjiang and other places, and also to do entrepot trade with merchants from Japan and Ryukyu locally******* it was an excellent trade condition and geographical location for maritime merchants the fleet rested on Dongtou Island for two days, the weather finally improved, and Wang Tom ordered to set sail to continue north. However, the size of the fleet was much larger than it had been, as at least a dozen more civilian ships had joined the fleet. The destination of these ships is Zhoushan Dinghai Port, and they join the fleet of Haihan going north to act together, which is about 200 nautical miles away and can naturally be much more secure. Although there were no pirate activities during this voyage, it was at least a great comfort psychologically to be able to follow Haihan's big warship, and if there was any situation at sea, so many ships could also take care of it.

"Let these civilian ships follow behind, don't you worry that there are the eyes and ears of the government mixed in?" Hao Wanqing looked at the long fortune ship on the sea behind the fleet, and asked Wang Tom with some puzzlement. Because he was not accustomed to the wind and waves at sea, he recuperated in Hong Kong for a few days, and did not rush over to join the large army until Wang Tom's troops returned to Penghu after the battle in Miaoli. However, these days, he has basically adapted to the bumps of sea navigation, and his physical condition is not as bad as when he traveled from Sanya to Hong Kong before.

Tom Wang replied in a deep voice: "What can the government do if they know? The more they know, the more they will know how big the gap is with our strength. I don't think that's a bad thing, maybe better than the subtle effect of Taoguang. ”

Wang Tom's attitude towards this is very calm, Haihan used to act in a low-key manner, on the one hand, to hide his strength to facilitate his actions, and on the other hand, he did not want to attract too much attention from the Ming court. However, now that Haihan has established a country in the South China Sea, the future dealings with the Ming Dynasty will no longer be the vague commercial exchanges of the past, but diplomatic relations between countries. Although some believe that high-profile actions may anger the Ming Dynasty and affect bilateral relations, the military believes that if it maintains its previous low profile in this new situation, it will actually have little practical benefit for Haihan.

Hao Wanqing listened to Wang Tom's explanation, and replied thoughtfully: "The Ministry of Defense probably doesn't want the relationship between Haihan and the Ming Dynasty to be too harmonious, right?" The last time the huge Haihan fleet passed through the sea off Wenzhou was probably a year ago. At that time, the fleet led by Qian Tiandun and Shi Diwen went north to Zhoushan, and along the way also wiped out pirate gangs near the coast along the way, including the Yueqing boat gang operating in the waters north of Wenzhou and south of Taizhou, as well as some scattered small groups of pirates nearby. After the extermination of these pirates, the navigation safety of the nearby waters has also been significantly improved, so the local maritime merchants and fishermen are still somewhat grateful for the "righteous deeds" of the Haihan, and are also willing to contact the Haihan fleets passing through this place to carry out some simple trade activities.

Of course, now that a year has passed, it is no longer news that Haihan has opened a trading port in Zhoushan, and local maritime merchants will still choose to go to Zhoushan Dinghai Port to trade when they want to conduct bulk trade with Haihan. It was not subject to the supervision of the Ming government, but it was convenient to trade with Ningbo, Shaoxing, Hangzhou, Jiaxing, Songjiang and other places, and also to do entrepot trade with merchants from Japan and Ryukyu locally******* it was an excellent trade condition and geographical location for maritime merchants the fleet rested on Dongtou Island for two days, the weather finally improved, and Wang Tom ordered to set sail to continue north. However, the size of the fleet was much larger than it had been, as at least a dozen more civilian ships had joined the fleet. The destination of these ships is Zhoushan Dinghai Port, and they join the fleet of Haihan going north to act together, which is about 200 nautical miles away and can naturally be much more secure. Although there were no pirate activities during this voyage, it was at least a great comfort psychologically to be able to follow Haihan's big warship, and if there was any situation at sea, so many ships could also take care of it.

"Let these civilian ships follow behind, don't you worry that there are the eyes and ears of the government mixed in?" Hao Wanqing looked at the long fortune ship on the sea behind the fleet, and asked Wang Tom with some puzzlement. Because he was not accustomed to the wind and waves at sea, he recuperated in Hong Kong for a few days, and did not rush over to join the large army until Wang Tom's troops returned to Penghu after the battle in Miaoli. However, these days, he has basically adapted to the bumps of sea navigation, and his physical condition is not as bad as when he traveled from Sanya to Hong Kong before.

Tom Wang replied in a deep voice: "What can the government do if they know? The more they know, the more they will know how big the gap is with our strength. I don't think that's a bad thing, maybe better than the subtle effect of Taoguang. ”

Wang Tom's attitude towards this is very calm, Haihan used to act in a low-key manner, on the one hand, to hide his strength to facilitate his actions, and on the other hand, he did not want to attract too much attention from the Ming court. However, now that Haihan has established a country in the South China Sea, the future dealings with the Ming Dynasty will no longer be the vague commercial exchanges of the past, but diplomatic relations between countries. Although some believe that high-profile actions may anger the Ming Dynasty and affect bilateral relations, the military believes that if it maintains its previous low profile in this new situation, it will actually have little practical benefit for Haihan.

Hao Wanqing listened to Wang Tom's explanation, and responded thoughtfully: "The Ministry of Defense shouldn't want the relationship between Haihan and the Ming Dynasty to be too harmonious, right?"