The coalition forces were fought for different purposes, with Portugal and Annam mainly seeking trade from Korea and extending their trade routes to the Yellow Sea. In addition to obtaining the right to trade with Korea, the Fujian naval division, which had long been allowed to enter this area, also had an important purpose of training troops.

Because it was too sensitive to coordinate with Haihan to send troops without authorization, the Fujian Navy Division did not even plan to declare his military exploits to the Ming Dynasty again, after all, for Xu Xinsu, who was not short of money and did not want to be transferred out of Fujian, the court's reward no longer had much practical significance. With Haihan as an example, Xu Xinsu believes that training a strong army at the local level is of more practical significance for the Xu family to ensure its own long-term prosperity. Therefore, even if it was a big price to pay for sending troops to Korea to participate in the war, Xu Xinsu still firmly chose to join the coalition army organized by Haihan.

Xu Yuzhuo, as the commander of the Fujian Naval Division, also implemented this idea, and every action after arriving in Liaodong was to take the initiative to ask Wang Tom for battle. And the identity of the Ming army of the Fujian Navy Division was indeed convenient for them to carry out operations in Korea, so they were fully trusted by Wang Tom and sent them out alone to carry out combat missions.

After returning to the Datong River defense line, the Fujian Naval Division, as a surface force, was also the first fleet to move, which made Xu Yuzhuo quite complacent, believing that the performance of the Fujian Naval Division in the Datong River and the Qingchuan River was indeed recognized by the Haihan people. Although the Qing army fought successfully on land, it immediately became weak when it encountered water, and as long as it was active on the river, the Fujian Navy Division did not have to worry about the Qing army being able to cause too much trouble to its side.

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The coalition forces were fought for different purposes, with Portugal and Annam mainly seeking trade from Korea and extending their trade routes to the Yellow Sea. In addition to obtaining the right to trade with Korea, the Fujian naval division, which had long been allowed to enter this area, also had an important purpose of training troops.

Because it was too sensitive to coordinate with Haihan to send troops without authorization, the Fujian Navy Division did not even plan to declare his military exploits to the Ming Dynasty again, after all, for Xu Xinsu, who was not short of money and did not want to be transferred out of Fujian, the court's reward no longer had much practical significance. With Haihan as an example, Xu Xinsu believes that training a strong army at the local level is of more practical significance for the Xu family to ensure its own long-term prosperity. Therefore, even if it was a big price to pay for sending troops to Korea to participate in the war, Xu Xinsu still firmly chose to join the coalition army organized by Haihan.

Xu Yuzhuo, as the commander of the Fujian Naval Division, also implemented this idea, and every action after arriving in Liaodong was to take the initiative to ask Wang Tom for battle. And the identity of the Ming army of the Fujian Navy Division was indeed convenient for them to carry out operations in Korea, so they were fully trusted by Wang Tom and sent them out alone to carry out combat missions.

After returning to the Datong River defense line, the Fujian Naval Division, as a surface force, was also the first fleet to move, which made Xu Yuzhuo quite complacent, believing that the performance of the Fujian Naval Division in the Datong River and the Qingchuan River was indeed recognized by the Haihan people. Although the Qing army fought successfully on land, it immediately became weak when it encountered water, and as long as it was active on the river, the Fujian Navy Division did not have to worry about the Qing army being able to cause too much trouble to its side. The coalition forces were fought for different purposes, with Portugal and Annam mainly seeking trade from Korea and extending their trade routes to the Yellow Sea. In addition to obtaining the right to trade with Korea, the Fujian naval division, which had long been allowed to enter this area, also had an important purpose of training troops.

Because it was too sensitive to coordinate with Haihan to send troops without authorization, the Fujian Navy Division did not even plan to declare his military exploits to the Ming Dynasty again, after all, for Xu Xinsu, who was not short of money and did not want to be transferred out of Fujian, the court's reward no longer had much practical significance. With Haihan as an example, Xu Xinsu believes that training a strong army at the local level is of more practical significance for the Xu family to ensure its own long-term prosperity. Therefore, even if it was a big price to pay for sending troops to Korea to participate in the war, Xu Xinsu still firmly chose to join the coalition army organized by Haihan.

Xu Yuzhuo, as the commander of the Fujian Naval Division, also implemented this idea, and every action after arriving in Liaodong was to take the initiative to ask Wang Tom for battle. And the identity of the Ming army of the Fujian Navy Division was indeed convenient for them to carry out operations in Korea, so they were fully trusted by Wang Tom and sent them out alone to carry out combat missions.

After returning to the Datong River defense line, the Fujian Naval Division, as a surface force, was also the first fleet to move, which made Xu Yuzhuo quite complacent, believing that the performance of the Fujian Naval Division in the Datong River and the Qingchuan River was indeed recognized by the Haihan people. Although the Qing army fought successfully on land, it immediately became weak when it encountered water, and as long as it was active on the river, the Fujian Navy Division did not have to worry about the Qing army being able to cause too much trouble to its side. The coalition forces were fought for different purposes, with Portugal and Annam mainly seeking trade from Korea and extending their trade routes to the Yellow Sea. In addition to obtaining the right to trade with Korea, the Fujian naval division, which had long been allowed to enter this area, also had an important purpose of training troops.

Because it was too sensitive to coordinate with Haihan to send troops without authorization, the Fujian Navy Division did not even plan to declare his military exploits to the Ming Dynasty again, after all, for Xu Xinsu, who was not short of money and did not want to be transferred out of Fujian, the court's reward no longer had much practical significance. With Haihan as an example, Xu Xinsu believes that training a strong army at the local level is of more practical significance for the Xu family to ensure its own long-term prosperity. Therefore, even if it was a big price to pay for sending troops to Korea to participate in the war, Xu Xinsu still firmly chose to join the coalition army organized by Haihan.

Xu Yuzhuo, as the commander of the Fujian Naval Division, also implemented this idea, and every action after arriving in Liaodong was to take the initiative to ask Wang Tom for battle. And the identity of the Ming army of the Fujian Navy Division was indeed convenient for them to carry out operations in Korea, so they were fully trusted by Wang Tom and sent them out alone to carry out combat missions.

After returning to the Datong River defense line, the Fujian Naval Division, as a surface force, was also the first fleet to move, which made Xu Yuzhuo quite complacent, believing that the performance of the Fujian Naval Division in the Datong River and the Qingchuan River was indeed recognized by the Haihan people. Although the Qing army fought successfully on land, it immediately became weak when it encountered water, and as long as it was active on the river, the Fujian Navy Division did not have to worry about the Qing army being able to cause too much trouble to its side. The coalition forces were fought for different purposes, with Portugal and Annam mainly seeking trade from Korea and extending their trade routes to the Yellow Sea. In addition to obtaining the right to trade with Korea, the Fujian naval division, which had long been allowed to enter this area, also had an important purpose of training troops.

Because it was too sensitive to coordinate with Haihan to send troops without authorization, the Fujian Navy Division did not even plan to declare his military exploits to the Ming Dynasty again, after all, for Xu Xinsu, who was not short of money and did not want to be transferred out of Fujian, the court's reward no longer had much practical significance. With Haihan as an example, Xu Xinsu believes that training a strong army at the local level is of more practical significance for the Xu family to ensure its own long-term prosperity. Therefore, even if it was a big price to pay for sending troops to Korea to participate in the war, Xu Xinsu still firmly chose to join the coalition army organized by Haihan.

Xu Yuzhuo, as the commander of the Fujian Naval Division, also implemented this idea, and every action after arriving in Liaodong was to take the initiative to ask Wang Tom for battle. And the identity of the Ming army of the Fujian Navy Division was indeed convenient for them to carry out operations in Korea, so they were fully trusted by Wang Tom and sent them out alone to carry out combat missions.

After returning to the Datong River defense line, the Fujian Naval Division, as a surface force, was also the first fleet to move, which made Xu Yuzhuo quite complacent, believing that the performance of the Fujian Naval Division in the Datong River and the Qingchuan River was indeed recognized by the Haihan people. Although the Qing army fought successfully on land, it immediately became weak when it encountered water, and as long as it was active on the river, the Fujian Navy Division did not have to worry about the Qing army being able to cause too much trouble to its side. The coalition forces were fought for different purposes, with Portugal and Annam mainly seeking trade from Korea and extending their trade routes to the Yellow Sea. In addition to obtaining the right to trade with Korea, the Fujian naval division, which had long been allowed to enter this area, also had an important purpose of training troops.

Because it was too sensitive to coordinate with Haihan to send troops without authorization, the Fujian Navy Division did not even plan to declare his military exploits to the Ming Dynasty again, after all, for Xu Xinsu, who was not short of money and did not want to be transferred out of Fujian, the court's reward no longer had much practical significance. With Haihan as an example, Xu Xinsu believes that training a strong army at the local level is of more practical significance for the Xu family to ensure its own long-term prosperity. Therefore, even if it was a big price to pay for sending troops to Korea to participate in the war, Xu Xinsu still firmly chose to join the coalition army organized by Haihan.

Xu Yuzhuo, as the commander of the Fujian Naval Division, also implemented this idea, and every action after arriving in Liaodong was to take the initiative to ask Wang Tom for battle. And the identity of the Ming army of the Fujian Navy Division was indeed convenient for them to carry out operations in Korea, so they were fully trusted by Wang Tom and sent them out alone to carry out combat missions.

After returning to the Datong River defense line, the Fujian Naval Division, as a surface force, was also the first fleet to move, which made Xu Yuzhuo quite complacent, believing that the performance of the Fujian Naval Division in the Datong River and the Qingchuan River was indeed recognized by the Haihan people. Although the Qing army fought successfully on land, it immediately became weak when it encountered water, and as long as it was active on the river, the Fujian Navy Division did not have to worry about the Qing army being able to cause too much trouble to its side. The coalition forces were fought for different purposes, with Portugal and Annam mainly seeking trade from Korea and extending their trade routes to the Yellow Sea. In addition to obtaining the right to trade with Korea, the Fujian naval division, which had long been allowed to enter this area, also had an important purpose of training troops.

Because it was too sensitive to coordinate with Haihan to send troops without authorization, the Fujian Navy Division did not even plan to declare his military exploits to the Ming Dynasty again, after all, for Xu Xinsu, who was not short of money and did not want to be transferred out of Fujian, the court's reward no longer had much practical significance. With Haihan as an example, Xu Xinsu believes that training a strong army at the local level is of more practical significance for the Xu family to ensure its own long-term prosperity. Therefore, even if it was a big price to pay for sending troops to Korea to participate in the war, Xu Xinsu still firmly chose to join the coalition army organized by Haihan.

Xu Yuzhuo, as the commander of the Fujian Naval Division, also implemented this idea, and every action after arriving in Liaodong was to take the initiative to ask Wang Tom for battle. And the identity of the Ming army of the Fujian Navy Division was indeed convenient for them to carry out operations in Korea, so they were fully trusted by Wang Tom and sent them out alone to carry out combat missions.

After returning to the Datong River defense line, the Fujian Naval Division, as a surface force, was also the first fleet to move, which made Xu Yuzhuo quite complacent, believing that the performance of the Fujian Naval Division in the Datong River and the Qingchuan River was indeed recognized by the Haihan people. Although the Qing army fought successfully on land, it immediately became weak when it encountered water, and as long as it was active on the river, the Fujian Navy Division did not have to worry about the Qing army being able to cause too much trouble to its side. The coalition forces were fought for different purposes, with Portugal and Annam mainly seeking trade from Korea and extending their trade routes to the Yellow Sea. In addition to obtaining the right to trade with Korea, the Fujian naval division, which had long been allowed to enter this area, also had an important purpose of training troops.

Because it was too sensitive to coordinate with Haihan to send troops without authorization, the Fujian Navy Division did not even plan to declare his military exploits to the Ming Dynasty again, after all, for Xu Xinsu, who was not short of money and did not want to be transferred out of Fujian, the court's reward no longer had much practical significance. With Haihan as an example, Xu Xinsu believes that training a strong army at the local level is of more practical significance for the Xu family to ensure its own long-term prosperity. Therefore, even if it was a big price to pay for sending troops to Korea to participate in the war, Xu Xinsu still firmly chose to join the coalition army organized by Haihan.

Xu Yuzhuo, as the commander of the Fujian Naval Division, also implemented this idea, and every action after arriving in Liaodong was to take the initiative to ask Wang Tom for battle. And the identity of the Ming army of the Fujian Navy Division was indeed convenient for them to carry out operations in Korea, so they were fully trusted by Wang Tom and sent them out alone to carry out combat missions.

After returning to the Datong River defense line, the Fujian Naval Division, as a surface force, was also the first fleet to move, which made Xu Yuzhuo quite complacent, believing that the performance of the Fujian Naval Division in the Datong River and the Qingchuan River was indeed recognized by the Haihan people. Although the Qing army fought successfully on land, it immediately became weak when it encountered water, and as long as it was active on the river, the Fujian Navy Division did not have to worry about the Qing army being able to cause too much trouble to its side.

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