Even if he temporarily dealt with Azig's questioning, Geng Zhongming's mood did not become any easier because of this. He knew very well that the purpose of his coming to Jinzhou was not to look around, but that Huang Taiji needed to come here to quell the troubles caused by the Haihan people. But after the battle just now, Geng Zhongming realized that the Haihan people were probably not only a trouble for Azig, but also a big problem for themselves in Jinzhou.

The thing that Geng Zhongming couldn't figure out the most was not that Azig had made a stumbling block for himself, but what was the purpose of this series of actions by the Haihan people in Liaodong. The Later Jin ruling area was separated from the Haihan Kingdom by thousands of miles, and the Haihan sent troops to Liaodong to fight, just as it was inconceivable that the Later Jin bypassed the entire Ming Dynasty to attack Annam. But the Haihan people are known for their shrewdness, and they will never do a loss-making business that is not profitable, so what will be the benefit to them of opening up a battlefield thousands of miles away from the local area?

Geng Zhongming subconsciously felt that if he could find the cause of the outbreak of the war, he might have a chance to find a way to end the war. He did not believe that the forces deployed by Haihan in Liaodong would be able to fight a war of annihilation that would break the Houjin's muscles and bones, and that the constant fighting with the troops under the command of Azig must have some purpose that has not yet been truly detected by his own side.

Geng Zhongming didn't care about eating and resting at the moment, so he hurriedly ordered to send the intelligence records about Haihan as soon as possible, and summoned several military advisors under him, hoping to find some clues from them.

In the past few years, the intelligence agencies of the Later Jin Dynasty have mainly monitored the Ming Dynasty and Mongolia, and the collection and collation of information has also been mainly based on these two countries. The Haihan Kingdom, which has only risen in the South China Sea in recent years, is very far away from Liaodong, and the Houjin has not paid much attention to this object that seems to be impossible to hit with eight poles.

However, the situation changed much faster than expected, and Haihan quietly touched the north, and without warning, he regarded Houjin, who had never dealt with him, as an enemy. The intelligence agencies of the Later Jin Dynasty have been working hard in the southwest for several years, and they really know very little about this opponent who emerged from the south, so they can only respond to the battle while collecting information about Haihan through the intelligence channels of the Ming Dynasty.

Of course, the information on paper is shallow in the end, and the reference value that these pieces of information that have been transferred to the hands of an unknown number of times can provide to the Houjin military is really limited, and it is not even as real as the feelings of the front-line troops who have suffered defeats on the battlefield one after another.

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Even if he temporarily dealt with Azig's questioning, Geng Zhongming's mood did not become any easier because of this. He knew very well that the purpose of his coming to Jinzhou was not to look around, but that Huang Taiji needed to come here to quell the troubles caused by the Haihan people. But after the battle just now, Geng Zhongming realized that the Haihan people were probably not only a trouble for Azig, but also a big problem for themselves in Jinzhou.

The thing that Geng Zhongming couldn't figure out the most was not that Azig had made a stumbling block for himself, but what was the purpose of this series of actions by the Haihan people in Liaodong. The Later Jin ruling area was separated from the Haihan Kingdom by thousands of miles, and the Haihan sent troops to Liaodong to fight, just as it was inconceivable that the Later Jin bypassed the entire Ming Dynasty to attack Annam. But the Haihan people are known for their shrewdness, and they will never do a loss-making business that is not profitable, so what will be the benefit to them of opening up a battlefield thousands of miles away from the local area?

Geng Zhongming subconsciously felt that if he could find the cause of the outbreak of the war, he might have a chance to find a way to end the war. He did not believe that the forces deployed by Haihan in Liaodong would be able to fight a war of annihilation that would break the Houjin's muscles and bones, and that the constant fighting with the troops under the command of Azig must have some purpose that has not yet been truly detected by his own side.

Geng Zhongming didn't care about eating and resting at the moment, so he hurriedly ordered to send the intelligence records about Haihan as soon as possible, and summoned several military advisors under him, hoping to find some clues from them.

In the past few years, the intelligence agencies of the Later Jin Dynasty have mainly monitored the Ming Dynasty and Mongolia, and the collection and collation of information has also been mainly based on these two countries. The Haihan Kingdom, which has only risen in the South China Sea in recent years, is very far away from Liaodong, and the Houjin has not paid much attention to this object that seems to be impossible to hit with eight poles.

However, the situation changed much faster than expected, and Haihan quietly touched the north, and without warning, he regarded Houjin, who had never dealt with him, as an enemy. The intelligence agencies of the Later Jin Dynasty have been working hard in the southwest for several years, and they really know very little about this opponent who emerged from the south, so they can only respond to the battle while collecting information about Haihan through the intelligence channels of the Ming Dynasty.

Of course, the information on paper is shallow in the end, and the reference value that these pieces of information that have been transferred to the hands of an unknown number of times can provide to the Houjin military is really limited, and it is not even as real as the feelings of the front-line troops who have suffered defeats on the battlefield one after another. Even if he temporarily dealt with Azig's questioning, Geng Zhongming's mood did not become any easier because of this. He knew very well that the purpose of his coming to Jinzhou was not to look around, but that Huang Taiji needed to come here to quell the troubles caused by the Haihan people. But after the battle just now, Geng Zhongming realized that the Haihan people were probably not only a trouble for Azig, but also a big problem for themselves in Jinzhou.

The thing that Geng Zhongming couldn't figure out the most was not that Azig had made a stumbling block for himself, but what was the purpose of this series of actions by the Haihan people in Liaodong. The Later Jin ruling area was separated from the Haihan Kingdom by thousands of miles, and the Haihan sent troops to Liaodong to fight, just as it was inconceivable that the Later Jin bypassed the entire Ming Dynasty to attack Annam. But the Haihan people are known for their shrewdness, and they will never do a loss-making business that is not profitable, so what will be the benefit to them of opening up a battlefield thousands of miles away from the local area?

Geng Zhongming subconsciously felt that if he could find the cause of the outbreak of the war, he might have a chance to find a way to end the war. He did not believe that the forces deployed by Haihan in Liaodong would be able to fight a war of annihilation that would break the Houjin's muscles and bones, and that the constant fighting with the troops under the command of Azig must have some purpose that has not yet been truly detected by his own side.

Geng Zhongming didn't care about eating and resting at the moment, so he hurriedly ordered to send the intelligence records about Haihan as soon as possible, and summoned several military advisors under him, hoping to find some clues from them.

In the past few years, the intelligence agencies of the Later Jin Dynasty have mainly monitored the Ming Dynasty and Mongolia, and the collection and collation of information has also been mainly based on these two countries. The Haihan Kingdom, which has only risen in the South China Sea in recent years, is very far away from Liaodong, and the Houjin has not paid much attention to this object that seems to be impossible to hit with eight poles.

However, the situation changed much faster than expected, and Haihan quietly touched the north, and without warning, he regarded Houjin, who had never dealt with him, as an enemy. The intelligence agencies of the Later Jin Dynasty have been working hard in the southwest for several years, and they really know very little about this opponent who emerged from the south, so they can only respond to the battle while collecting information about Haihan through the intelligence channels of the Ming Dynasty.

Of course, the information on paper is shallow in the end, and the reference value that these pieces of information that have been transferred to the hands of an unknown number of times can provide to the Houjin military is really limited, and it is not even as real as the feelings of the front-line troops who have suffered defeats on the battlefield one after another. Even if he temporarily dealt with Azig's questioning, Geng Zhongming's mood did not become any easier because of this. He knew very well that the purpose of his coming to Jinzhou was not to look around, but that Huang Taiji needed to come here to quell the troubles caused by the Haihan people. But after the battle just now, Geng Zhongming realized that the Haihan people were probably not only a trouble for Azig, but also a big problem for themselves in Jinzhou.

The thing that Geng Zhongming couldn't figure out the most was not that Azig had made a stumbling block for himself, but what was the purpose of this series of actions by the Haihan people in Liaodong. The Later Jin ruling area was separated from the Haihan Kingdom by thousands of miles, and the Haihan sent troops to Liaodong to fight, just as it was inconceivable that the Later Jin bypassed the entire Ming Dynasty to attack Annam. But the Haihan people are known for their shrewdness, and they will never do a loss-making business that is not profitable, so what will be the benefit to them of opening up a battlefield thousands of miles away from the local area?

Geng Zhongming subconsciously felt that if he could find the cause of the outbreak of the war, he might have a chance to find a way to end the war. He did not believe that the forces deployed by Haihan in Liaodong would be able to fight a war of annihilation that would break the Houjin's muscles and bones, and that the constant fighting with the troops under the command of Azig must have some purpose that has not yet been truly detected by his own side.

Geng Zhongming didn't care about eating and resting at the moment, so he hurriedly ordered to send the intelligence records about Haihan as soon as possible, and summoned several military advisors under him, hoping to find some clues from them.

In the past few years, the intelligence agencies of the Later Jin Dynasty have mainly monitored the Ming Dynasty and Mongolia, and the collection and collation of information has also been mainly based on these two countries. The Haihan Kingdom, which has only risen in the South China Sea in recent years, is very far away from Liaodong, and the Houjin has not paid much attention to this object that seems to be impossible to hit with eight poles.

However, the situation changed much faster than expected, and Haihan quietly touched the north, and without warning, he regarded Houjin, who had never dealt with him, as an enemy. The intelligence agencies of the Later Jin Dynasty have been working hard in the southwest for several years, and they really know very little about this opponent who emerged from the south, so they can only respond to the battle while collecting information about Haihan through the intelligence channels of the Ming Dynasty.

Of course, the information on paper is shallow in the end, and the reference value that these pieces of information that have been transferred to the hands of an unknown number of times can provide to the Houjin military is really limited, and it is not even as real as the feelings of the front-line troops who have suffered defeats on the battlefield one after another. Even if he temporarily dealt with Azig's questioning, Geng Zhongming's mood did not become any easier because of this. He knew very well that the purpose of his coming to Jinzhou was not to look around, but that Huang Taiji needed to come here to quell the troubles caused by the Haihan people. But after the battle just now, Geng Zhongming realized that the Haihan people were probably not only a trouble for Azig, but also a big problem for themselves in Jinzhou.

The thing that Geng Zhongming couldn't figure out the most was not that Azig had made a stumbling block for himself, but what was the purpose of this series of actions by the Haihan people in Liaodong. The Later Jin ruling area was separated from the Haihan Kingdom by thousands of miles, and the Haihan sent troops to Liaodong to fight, just as it was inconceivable that the Later Jin bypassed the entire Ming Dynasty to attack Annam. But the Haihan people are known for their shrewdness, and they will never do a loss-making business that is not profitable, so what will be the benefit to them of opening up a battlefield thousands of miles away from the local area?

Geng Zhongming subconsciously felt that if he could find the cause of the outbreak of the war, he might have a chance to find a way to end the war. He did not believe that the forces deployed by Haihan in Liaodong would be able to fight a war of annihilation that would break the Houjin's muscles and bones, and that the constant fighting with the troops under the command of Azig must have some purpose that has not yet been truly detected by his own side.

Geng Zhongming didn't care about eating and resting at the moment, so he hurriedly ordered to send the intelligence records about Haihan as soon as possible, and summoned several military advisors under him, hoping to find some clues from them.

In the past few years, the intelligence agencies of the Later Jin Dynasty have mainly monitored the Ming Dynasty and Mongolia, and the collection and collation of information has also been mainly based on these two countries. The Haihan Kingdom, which has only risen in the South China Sea in recent years, is very far away from Liaodong, and the Houjin has not paid much attention to this object that seems to be impossible to hit with eight poles.

However, the situation changed much faster than expected, and Haihan quietly touched the north, and without warning, he regarded Houjin, who had never dealt with him, as an enemy. The intelligence agencies of the Later Jin Dynasty have been working hard in the southwest for several years, and they really know very little about this opponent who emerged from the south, so they can only respond to the battle while collecting information about Haihan through the intelligence channels of the Ming Dynasty.

Of course, the information on paper is shallow in the end, and the reference value that these pieces of information that have been transferred to the hands of an unknown number of times can provide to the Houjin military is really limited, and it is not even as real as the feelings of the front-line troops who have suffered defeats on the battlefield one after another.

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