Before going north, Chen Yixin may not have too many thoughts about Shaxi's statement, but in the past year, he has been in charge of civil affairs in Shandong for more than a year, and he has some operational experience in Tuntian, infrastructure, immigration and other affairs.

"Brother Sha, overseas colonies, especially war zones, have always given priority to military affairs and civilian second, and you know this rule. Chen Yixin responded without humility or arrogance. He knew that Sha Xi wanted to keep more people in Lushun, so as to carry out the local infrastructure construction projects as soon as possible, so that he could recruit more immigrants from Shandong to settle in Liaodong in the later stage. However, according to normal rules, all resources, including manpower, in the theater must indeed be prioritized for military purposes, and the front line must recruit civilian men, and the rear has no excuse to refuse the military's demands.

Chen Yixin is well aware of how troublesome the reconstruction project of the Jinzhou Isthmus defense line is, and the labor required is not 1,800 people to solve the problem. In the current environment, there is not much working population in Liaodong that can be recruited, and the only place where the population is concentrated is Fort Arthur, which has just been captured. In order to complete the fortifications on the front line as soon as possible, many arrangements in the rear could only be stopped for a while.

Sha Xi tried a few more words, but Chen Yixin never let go, he didn't give Sha Xi face, but thought that Qian Tiandun sent him back to Lushun, wasn't it just to keep an eye on these affairs? Which is more important than human favor and official affairs, Chen Yixin still knows in his heart.

Sha Xi saw that Chen Yixin's attitude was resolute and unmoved, so he didn't insist any longer. It's not that he doesn't understand the rules that Chen Yixin said, it's just that he gave up the foundation of the south and traveled thousands of miles to Liaodong to take up his post, and what he did was naturally not just to lay a hand on the military. He also hoped to be able to take charge of the side like some of his colleagues who seized the opportunity, and then become emperor in the overseas colonies with peace of mind.

Although this place in Liaodong is a little colder, it is still very rushing in Shaxi's opinion, and it is close to the Ming Dynasty, so it should not be difficult to introduce a large number of Han immigrants in the future, which is much better than the colonies on the other side of the South China Sea that can only keep a large group of stupid and lazy local natives in captivity. Before coming to Liaodong, Shaxi had already made a lot of plans, how to engage in the development of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and sideline fishery related industries on this more than 100 square kilometers of land, and how to introduce more immigrants from Daming to settle here. However, judging from the current situation, the military operations of the Haihan Army have not ended for a day, and his ideas have to continue to be shelved.

Population, especially the working population, has been one of the main difficulties restricting the development of Haihan since the day of its crossing. Even now, nine years later, the colonies controlled by Haihan have stretched thousands of miles from Hainan Island to the north and south, with a registered population of nearly 300,000, but there is still a huge labor demand gap for Haihan. In areas like the southern part of Jinzhou, which was cleared by the Later Jin Dynasty, the population is even more scarce, and most of the local labor force has actually been conscripted to serve on the front line as civilian husbands, but the military is obviously not satisfied with the status quo, which makes Sha Xi, who has no bargaining capital, slightly disappointed.

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Before going north, Chen Yixin may not have too many thoughts about Shaxi's statement, but in the past year, he has been in charge of civil affairs in Shandong for more than a year, and he has some operational experience in Tuntian, infrastructure, immigration and other affairs.

"Brother Sha, overseas colonies, especially war zones, have always given priority to military affairs and civilian second, and you know this rule. Chen Yixin responded without humility or arrogance. He knew that Sha Xi wanted to keep more people in Lushun, so as to carry out the local infrastructure construction projects as soon as possible, so that he could recruit more immigrants from Shandong to settle in Liaodong in the later stage. However, according to normal rules, all resources, including manpower, in the theater must indeed be prioritized for military purposes, and the front line must recruit civilian men, and the rear has no excuse to refuse the military's demands.

Chen Yixin is well aware of how troublesome the reconstruction project of the Jinzhou Isthmus defense line is, and the labor required is not 1,800 people to solve the problem. In the current environment, there is not much working population in Liaodong that can be recruited, and the only place where the population is concentrated is Fort Arthur, which has just been captured. In order to complete the fortifications on the front line as soon as possible, many arrangements in the rear could only be stopped for a while.

Sha Xi tried a few more words, but Chen Yixin never let go, he didn't give Sha Xi face, but thought that Qian Tiandun sent him back to Lushun, wasn't it just to keep an eye on these affairs? Which is more important than human favor and official affairs, Chen Yixin still knows in his heart.

Sha Xi saw that Chen Yixin's attitude was resolute and unmoved, so he didn't insist any longer. It's not that he doesn't understand the rules that Chen Yixin said, it's just that he gave up the foundation of the south and traveled thousands of miles to Liaodong to take up his post, and what he did was naturally not just to lay a hand on the military. He also hoped to be able to take charge of the side like some of his colleagues who seized the opportunity, and then become emperor in the overseas colonies with peace of mind.

Although this place in Liaodong is a little colder, it is still very rushing in Shaxi's opinion, and it is close to the Ming Dynasty, so it should not be difficult to introduce a large number of Han immigrants in the future, which is much better than the colonies on the other side of the South China Sea that can only keep a large group of stupid and lazy local natives in captivity. Before coming to Liaodong, Shaxi had already made a lot of plans, how to engage in the development of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and sideline fishery related industries on this more than 100 square kilometers of land, and how to introduce more immigrants from Daming to settle here. However, judging from the current situation, the military operations of the Haihan Army have not ended for a day, and his ideas have to continue to be shelved.

Population, especially the working population, has been one of the main difficulties restricting the development of Haihan since the day of its crossing. Even now, nine years later, the colonies controlled by Haihan have stretched thousands of miles from Hainan Island to the north and south, with a registered population of nearly 300,000, but there is still a huge labor demand gap for Haihan. In areas like the southern part of Jinzhou, which was cleared by the Later Jin Dynasty, the population is even more scarce, and most of the local labor force has actually been conscripted to serve on the front line as civilian husbands, but the military is obviously not satisfied with the status quo, which makes Sha Xi, who has no bargaining capital, slightly disappointed. Before going north, Chen Yixin may not have too many thoughts about Shaxi's statement, but in the past year, he has been in charge of civil affairs in Shandong for more than a year, and he has some operational experience in Tuntian, infrastructure, immigration and other affairs.

"Brother Sha, overseas colonies, especially war zones, have always given priority to military affairs and civilian second, and you know this rule. Chen Yixin responded without humility or arrogance. He knew that Sha Xi wanted to keep more people in Lushun, so as to carry out the local infrastructure construction projects as soon as possible, so that he could recruit more immigrants from Shandong to settle in Liaodong in the later stage. However, according to normal rules, all resources, including manpower, in the theater must indeed be prioritized for military purposes, and the front line must recruit civilian men, and the rear has no excuse to refuse the military's demands.

Chen Yixin is well aware of how troublesome the reconstruction project of the Jinzhou Isthmus defense line is, and the labor required is not 1,800 people to solve the problem. In the current environment, there is not much working population in Liaodong that can be recruited, and the only place where the population is concentrated is Fort Arthur, which has just been captured. In order to complete the fortifications on the front line as soon as possible, many arrangements in the rear could only be stopped for a while.

Sha Xi tried a few more words, but Chen Yixin never let go, he didn't give Sha Xi face, but thought that Qian Tiandun sent him back to Lushun, wasn't it just to keep an eye on these affairs? Which is more important than human favor and official affairs, Chen Yixin still knows in his heart.

Sha Xi saw that Chen Yixin's attitude was resolute and unmoved, so he didn't insist any longer. It's not that he doesn't understand the rules that Chen Yixin said, it's just that he gave up the foundation of the south and traveled thousands of miles to Liaodong to take up his post, and what he did was naturally not just to lay a hand on the military. He also hoped to be able to take charge of the side like some of his colleagues who seized the opportunity, and then become emperor in the overseas colonies with peace of mind.

Although this place in Liaodong is a little colder, it is still very rushing in Shaxi's opinion, and it is close to the Ming Dynasty, so it should not be difficult to introduce a large number of Han immigrants in the future, which is much better than the colonies on the other side of the South China Sea that can only keep a large group of stupid and lazy local natives in captivity. Before coming to Liaodong, Shaxi had already made a lot of plans, how to engage in the development of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and sideline fishery related industries on this more than 100 square kilometers of land, and how to introduce more immigrants from Daming to settle here. However, judging from the current situation, the military operations of the Haihan Army have not ended for a day, and his ideas have to continue to be shelved.

Population, especially the working population, has been one of the main difficulties restricting the development of Haihan since the day of its crossing. Even now, nine years later, the colonies controlled by Haihan have stretched thousands of miles from Hainan Island to the north and south, with a registered population of nearly 300,000, but there is still a huge labor demand gap for Haihan. In areas like the southern part of Jinzhou, which was cleared by the Later Jin Dynasty, the population is even more scarce, and most of the local labor force has actually been conscripted to serve on the front line as civilian husbands, but the military is obviously not satisfied with the status quo, which makes Sha Xi, who has no bargaining capital, slightly disappointed. Before going north, Chen Yixin may not have too many thoughts about Shaxi's statement, but in the past year, he has been in charge of civil affairs in Shandong for more than a year, and he has some operational experience in Tuntian, infrastructure, immigration and other affairs.

"Brother Sha, overseas colonies, especially war zones, have always given priority to military affairs and civilian second, and you know this rule. Chen Yixin responded without humility or arrogance. He knew that Sha Xi wanted to keep more people in Lushun, so as to carry out the local infrastructure construction projects as soon as possible, so that he could recruit more immigrants from Shandong to settle in Liaodong in the later stage. However, according to normal rules, all resources, including manpower, in the theater must indeed be prioritized for military purposes, and the front line must recruit civilian men, and the rear has no excuse to refuse the military's demands.

Chen Yixin is well aware of how troublesome the reconstruction project of the Jinzhou Isthmus defense line is, and the labor required is not 1,800 people to solve the problem. In the current environment, there is not much working population in Liaodong that can be recruited, and the only place where the population is concentrated is Fort Arthur, which has just been captured. In order to complete the fortifications on the front line as soon as possible, many arrangements in the rear could only be stopped for a while.

Sha Xi tried a few more words, but Chen Yixin never let go, he didn't give Sha Xi face, but thought that Qian Tiandun sent him back to Lushun, wasn't it just to keep an eye on these affairs? Which is more important than human favor and official affairs, Chen Yixin still knows in his heart.

Sha Xi saw that Chen Yixin's attitude was resolute and unmoved, so he didn't insist any longer. It's not that he doesn't understand the rules that Chen Yixin said, it's just that he gave up the foundation of the south and traveled thousands of miles to Liaodong to take up his post, and what he did was naturally not just to lay a hand on the military. He also hoped to be able to take charge of the side like some of his colleagues who seized the opportunity, and then become emperor in the overseas colonies with peace of mind.

Although this place in Liaodong is a little colder, it is still very rushing in Shaxi's opinion, and it is close to the Ming Dynasty, so it should not be difficult to introduce a large number of Han immigrants in the future, which is much better than the colonies on the other side of the South China Sea that can only keep a large group of stupid and lazy local natives in captivity. Before coming to Liaodong, Shaxi had already made a lot of plans, how to engage in the development of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and sideline fishery related industries on this more than 100 square kilometers of land, and how to introduce more immigrants from Daming to settle here. However, judging from the current situation, the military operations of the Haihan Army have not ended for a day, and his ideas have to continue to be shelved.

Population, especially the working population, has been one of the main difficulties restricting the development of Haihan since the day of its crossing. Even now, nine years later, the colonies controlled by Haihan have stretched thousands of miles from Hainan Island to the north and south, with a registered population of nearly 300,000, but there is still a huge labor demand gap for Haihan. In areas like the southern part of Jinzhou, which was cleared by the Later Jin Dynasty, the population is even more scarce, and most of the local labor force has actually been conscripted to serve on the front line as civilian husbands, but the military is obviously not satisfied with the status quo, which makes Sha Xi, who has no bargaining capital, slightly disappointed.

(End of chapter)