If the Houjin was not secretly preparing for a large-scale campaign, then what was the reason for the unusual truce in recent days? The generals only came back to their senses after receiving the reconnaissance report, and there may have been some unknown situation in the Houjin camp that forced them to temporarily stop all active means of warfare.

Generally speaking, this kind of anomaly occurs in wartime, and it is nothing more than several situations that have occurred, such as the outbreak of plague in the army, the rebellion that caused the troops to lose their organization, the general who led the troops had physical problems and could not continue to command the battle, or the front received an armistice order at home and had to do so.

There has been no sign of chaos in the Houjin barracks under close surveillance these days, and a plague or rebellion seems unlikely. The reason why the main general is ill is also not very reasonable, because Houjin currently has two generals, Azig and Geng Zhongming, stationed in and outside Jinzhou City respectively, and it is extremely unlikely that both of them will be sick at the same time. As for the truce ordered in Houjin, everyone really couldn't think of any reason for Huang Taiji to take the initiative to stop the war at this level.

Except for these few situations that are more common in historical war examples, the generals really couldn't think of any reason for Houjin to suddenly take the initiative to stop the war for a while. Although these generals had a general understanding of the historical situation and famous figures of the Later Jin Dynasty during this period, they were also unaware of the impact of the conflict of interests and power struggles of the top officials in the Later Jin Dynasty on the front-line warfare. They never imagined that after Geng Zhongming came to Jinzhou with the Han military banner, he had a conflict with Azig, and the two had their own plans but were unwilling to act as a stepping stone for each other, and finally formed the current wonderful truce situation.

But since the other side is not planning to increase troops and then come to a big counteroffensive, it is naturally rare good news for Haihan, all construction sites are seizing this rare truce time to build defensive fortresses, once the war resumes, the construction personnel in these places have to be worried about the shift operation, work efficiency will also be greatly affected.

And Luo Xian, who has been observing the front-line war as the leader of the local armed forces in Shandong, was finally received by senior officials of Haihan. It's just that he doesn't quite understand what kind of existence this so-called "executive committee" official position of Lord Bai Kesi Bai is in the court of the Haihan Kingdom, but judging from the way he summoned himself after so many days, his rank is undoubtedly higher than the few generals he had seen before. And Luo Xian had a hunch that the other party summoned him this time, probably to talk about some more essential topics, such as why North Korea sent envoys to Liaodong to watch the war.

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If the Houjin was not secretly preparing for a large-scale campaign, then what was the reason for the unusual truce in recent days? The generals only came back to their senses after receiving the reconnaissance report, and there may have been some unknown situation in the Houjin camp that forced them to temporarily stop all active means of warfare.

Generally speaking, this kind of anomaly occurs in wartime, and it is nothing more than several situations that have occurred, such as the outbreak of plague in the army, the rebellion that caused the troops to lose their organization, the general who led the troops had physical problems and could not continue to command the battle, or the front received an armistice order at home and had to do so.

There has been no sign of chaos in the Houjin barracks under close surveillance these days, and a plague or rebellion seems unlikely. The reason why the main general is ill is also not very reasonable, because Houjin currently has two generals, Azig and Geng Zhongming, stationed in and outside Jinzhou City respectively, and it is extremely unlikely that both of them will be sick at the same time. As for the truce ordered in Houjin, everyone really couldn't think of any reason for Huang Taiji to take the initiative to stop the war at this level.

Except for these few situations that are more common in historical war examples, the generals really couldn't think of any reason for Houjin to suddenly take the initiative to stop the war for a while. Although these generals had a general understanding of the historical situation and famous figures of the Later Jin Dynasty during this period, they were also unaware of the impact of the conflict of interests and power struggles of the top officials in the Later Jin Dynasty on the front-line warfare. They never imagined that after Geng Zhongming came to Jinzhou with the Han military banner, he had a conflict with Azig, and the two had their own plans but were unwilling to act as a stepping stone for each other, and finally formed the current wonderful truce situation.

But since the other side is not planning to increase troops and then come to a big counteroffensive, it is naturally rare good news for Haihan, all construction sites are seizing this rare truce time to build defensive fortresses, once the war resumes, the construction personnel in these places have to be worried about the shift operation, work efficiency will also be greatly affected.

And Luo Xian, who has been observing the front-line war as the leader of the local armed forces in Shandong, was finally received by senior officials of Haihan. It's just that he doesn't quite understand what kind of existence this so-called "executive committee" official position of Lord Bai Kesi Bai is in the court of the Haihan Kingdom, but judging from the way he summoned himself after so many days, his rank is undoubtedly higher than the few generals he had seen before. And Luo Xian had a hunch that the other party summoned him this time, probably to talk about some more essential topics, such as why North Korea sent envoys to Liaodong to watch the war.

If the Houjin was not secretly preparing for a large-scale campaign, then what was the reason for the unusual truce in recent days? The generals only came back to their senses after receiving the reconnaissance report, and there may have been some unknown situation in the Houjin camp that forced them to temporarily stop all active means of warfare.

Generally speaking, this kind of anomaly occurs in wartime, and it is nothing more than several situations that have occurred, such as the outbreak of plague in the army, the rebellion that caused the troops to lose their organization, the general who led the troops had physical problems and could not continue to command the battle, or the front received an armistice order at home and had to do so.

There has been no sign of chaos in the Houjin barracks under close surveillance these days, and a plague or rebellion seems unlikely. The reason why the main general is ill is also not very reasonable, because Houjin currently has two generals, Azig and Geng Zhongming, stationed in and outside Jinzhou City respectively, and it is extremely unlikely that both of them will be sick at the same time. As for the truce ordered in Houjin, everyone really couldn't think of any reason for Huang Taiji to take the initiative to stop the war at this level.

Except for these few situations that are more common in historical war examples, the generals really couldn't think of any reason for Houjin to suddenly take the initiative to stop the war for a while. Although these generals had a general understanding of the historical situation and famous figures of the Later Jin Dynasty during this period, they were also unaware of the impact of the conflict of interests and power struggles of the top officials in the Later Jin Dynasty on the front-line warfare. They never imagined that after Geng Zhongming came to Jinzhou with the Han military banner, he had a conflict with Azig, and the two had their own plans but were unwilling to act as a stepping stone for each other, and finally formed the current wonderful truce situation.

But since the other side is not planning to increase troops and then come to a big counteroffensive, it is naturally rare good news for Haihan, all construction sites are seizing this rare truce time to build defensive fortresses, once the war resumes, the construction personnel in these places have to be worried about the shift operation, work efficiency will also be greatly affected.

And Luo Xian, who has been observing the front-line war as the leader of the local armed forces in Shandong, was finally received by senior officials of Haihan. It's just that he doesn't quite understand what kind of existence this so-called "executive committee" official position of Lord Bai Kesi Bai is in the court of the Haihan Kingdom, but judging from the way he summoned himself after so many days, his rank is undoubtedly higher than the few generals he had seen before. And Luo Xian had a hunch that the other party summoned him this time, probably to talk about some more essential topics, such as why North Korea sent envoys to Liaodong to watch the war.

If the Houjin was not secretly preparing for a large-scale campaign, then what was the reason for the unusual truce in recent days? The generals only came back to their senses after receiving the reconnaissance report, and there may have been some unknown situation in the Houjin camp that forced them to temporarily stop all active means of warfare.

Generally speaking, this kind of anomaly occurs in wartime, and it is nothing more than several situations that have occurred, such as the outbreak of plague in the army, the rebellion that caused the troops to lose their organization, the general who led the troops had physical problems and could not continue to command the battle, or the front received an armistice order at home and had to do so.

There has been no sign of chaos in the Houjin barracks under close surveillance these days, and a plague or rebellion seems unlikely. The reason why the main general is ill is also not very reasonable, because Houjin currently has two generals, Azig and Geng Zhongming, stationed in and outside Jinzhou City respectively, and it is extremely unlikely that both of them will be sick at the same time. As for the truce ordered in Houjin, everyone really couldn't think of any reason for Huang Taiji to take the initiative to stop the war at this level.

Except for these few situations that are more common in historical war examples, the generals really couldn't think of any reason for Houjin to suddenly take the initiative to stop the war for a while. Although these generals had a general understanding of the historical situation and famous figures of the Later Jin Dynasty during this period, they were also unaware of the impact of the conflict of interests and power struggles of the top officials in the Later Jin Dynasty on the front-line warfare. They never imagined that after Geng Zhongming came to Jinzhou with the Han military banner, he had a conflict with Azig, and the two had their own plans but were unwilling to act as a stepping stone for each other, and finally formed the current wonderful truce situation.

But since the other side is not planning to increase troops and then come to a big counteroffensive, it is naturally rare good news for Haihan, all construction sites are seizing this rare truce time to build defensive fortresses, once the war resumes, the construction personnel in these places have to be worried about the shift operation, work efficiency will also be greatly affected.

And Luo Xian, who has been observing the front-line war as the leader of the local armed forces in Shandong, was finally received by senior officials of Haihan. It's just that he doesn't quite understand what kind of existence this so-called "executive committee" official position of Lord Bai Kesi Bai is in the court of the Haihan Kingdom, but judging from the way he summoned himself after so many days, his rank is undoubtedly higher than the few generals he had seen before. And Luo Xian had a hunch that the other party summoned him this time, probably to talk about some more essential topics, such as why North Korea sent envoys to Liaodong to watch the war.

If the Houjin was not secretly preparing for a large-scale campaign, then what was the reason for the unusual truce in recent days? The generals only came back to their senses after receiving the reconnaissance report, and there may have been some unknown situation in the Houjin camp that forced them to temporarily stop all active means of warfare.

Generally speaking, this kind of anomaly occurs in wartime, and it is nothing more than several situations that have occurred, such as the outbreak of plague in the army, the rebellion that caused the troops to lose their organization, the general who led the troops had physical problems and could not continue to command the battle, or the front received an armistice order at home and had to do so.

There has been no sign of chaos in the Houjin barracks under close surveillance these days, and a plague or rebellion seems unlikely. The reason why the main general is ill is also not very reasonable, because Houjin currently has two generals, Azig and Geng Zhongming, stationed in and outside Jinzhou City respectively, and it is extremely unlikely that both of them will be sick at the same time. As for the truce ordered in Houjin, everyone really couldn't think of any reason for Huang Taiji to take the initiative to stop the war at this level.

Except for these few situations that are more common in historical war examples, the generals really couldn't think of any reason for Houjin to suddenly take the initiative to stop the war for a while. Although these generals had a general understanding of the historical situation and famous figures of the Later Jin Dynasty during this period, they were also unaware of the impact of the conflict of interests and power struggles of the top officials in the Later Jin Dynasty on the front-line warfare. They never imagined that after Geng Zhongming came to Jinzhou with the Han military banner, he had a conflict with Azig, and the two had their own plans but were unwilling to act as a stepping stone for each other, and finally formed the current wonderful truce situation.

But since the other side is not planning to increase troops and then come to a big counteroffensive, it is naturally rare good news for Haihan, all construction sites are seizing this rare truce time to build defensive fortresses, once the war resumes, the construction personnel in these places have to be worried about the shift operation, work efficiency will also be greatly affected.

And Luo Xian, who has been observing the front-line war as the leader of the local armed forces in Shandong, was finally received by senior officials of Haihan. It's just that he doesn't quite understand what kind of existence this so-called "executive committee" official position of Lord Bai Kesi Bai is in the court of the Haihan Kingdom, but judging from the way he summoned himself after so many days, his rank is undoubtedly higher than the few generals he had seen before. And Luo Xian had a hunch that the other party summoned him this time, probably to talk about some more essential topics, such as why North Korea sent envoys to Liaodong to watch the war.