Before setting off from Pyongyang, Huang Taiji actually expected that the terrain of this battlefield would be unfavorable to his side, after all, the Haihan people had chosen this place several months in advance, and some time ago they made various moves to confuse the Qing army, but secretly they were stepping up the construction of strongholds, and arranged for the Korean army to abandon the defense north of the Taedong River, making it clear that they planned to fight a decisive battle with the Qing army in this place. The Haihan people have always planned and then moved, and he must have relied on such a posture, and he sent scouts to survey the terrain, in fact, he just wanted to try his luck to see if the Haihan people would have any omissions in the defensive line, but the situation seemed to be worse than he expected.

Not only have the trees been cut down cleanly near this Haihan stronghold, but there are not even many large stones on the ground, and the nearest place that can be quarried is also six or seven miles away from the Haihan defense line. If the Qing army had no wood and stone to use, the tactical means available would be greatly limited, and the difficulty of attacking this line of defense would inevitably skyrocket.

Although the two small rivers on the east and west sides of the Haihan position are not too wide, there are no water vehicles available in this place at all, and it is necessary to swim in an armed manner against the guns and artillery fire on the opposite bank, which may be more terrible for the Qing army that is not good at water than to attack the Haihan position head-on, so it was not included in the options by Huang Taiji.

So the only defense line left for the Qing army to attack was the north, but this was obviously a situation that Haihan had already calculated, and it was not difficult for Huang Taiji to think that Haihan did not know how many powerful killing methods were deployed on this defense line.

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Before setting off from Pyongyang, Huang Taiji actually expected that the terrain of this battlefield would be unfavorable to his side, after all, the Haihan people had chosen this place several months in advance, and some time ago they made various moves to confuse the Qing army, but secretly they were stepping up the construction of strongholds, and arranged for the Korean army to abandon the defense north of the Taedong River, making it clear that they planned to fight a decisive battle with the Qing army in this place. The Haihan people have always planned and then moved, and he must have relied on such a posture, and he sent scouts to survey the terrain, in fact, he just wanted to try his luck to see if the Haihan people would have any omissions in the defensive line, but the situation seemed to be worse than he expected.

Not only have the trees been cut down cleanly near this Haihan stronghold, but there are not even many large stones on the ground, and the nearest place that can be quarried is also six or seven miles away from the Haihan defense line. If the Qing army had no wood and stone to use, the tactical means available would be greatly limited, and the difficulty of attacking this line of defense would inevitably skyrocket.

Although the two small rivers on the east and west sides of the Haihan position are not too wide, there are no water vehicles available in this place at all, and it is necessary to swim in an armed manner against the guns and artillery fire on the opposite bank, which may be more terrible for the Qing army that is not good at water than to attack the Haihan position head-on, so it was not included in the options by Huang Taiji.

So the only defense line left for the Qing army to attack was the north, but this was obviously a situation that Haihan had already calculated, and it was not difficult for Huang Taiji to think that Haihan did not know how many powerful killing methods were deployed on this defense line. Before setting off from Pyongyang, Huang Taiji actually expected that the terrain of this battlefield would be unfavorable to his side, after all, the Haihan people had chosen this place several months in advance, and some time ago they made various moves to confuse the Qing army, but secretly they were stepping up the construction of strongholds, and arranged for the Korean army to abandon the defense north of the Taedong River, making it clear that they planned to fight a decisive battle with the Qing army in this place. The Haihan people have always planned and then moved, and he must have relied on such a posture, and he sent scouts to survey the terrain, in fact, he just wanted to try his luck to see if the Haihan people would have any omissions in the defensive line, but the situation seemed to be worse than he expected.

Not only have the trees been cut down cleanly near this Haihan stronghold, but there are not even many large stones on the ground, and the nearest place that can be quarried is also six or seven miles away from the Haihan defense line. If the Qing army had no wood and stone to use, the tactical means available would be greatly limited, and the difficulty of attacking this line of defense would inevitably skyrocket.

Although the two small rivers on the east and west sides of the Haihan position are not too wide, there are no water vehicles available in this place at all, and it is necessary to swim in an armed manner against the guns and artillery fire on the opposite bank, which may be more terrible for the Qing army that is not good at water than to attack the Haihan position head-on, so it was not included in the options by Huang Taiji.

So the only defense line left for the Qing army to attack was the north, but this was obviously a situation that Haihan had already calculated, and it was not difficult for Huang Taiji to think that Haihan did not know how many powerful killing methods were deployed on this defense line. Before setting off from Pyongyang, Huang Taiji actually expected that the terrain of this battlefield would be unfavorable to his side, after all, the Haihan people had chosen this place several months in advance, and some time ago they made various moves to confuse the Qing army, but secretly they were stepping up the construction of strongholds, and arranged for the Korean army to abandon the defense north of the Taedong River, making it clear that they planned to fight a decisive battle with the Qing army in this place. The Haihan people have always planned and then moved, and he must have relied on such a posture, and he sent scouts to survey the terrain, in fact, he just wanted to try his luck to see if the Haihan people would have any omissions in the defensive line, but the situation seemed to be worse than he expected.

Not only have the trees been cut down cleanly near this Haihan stronghold, but there are not even many large stones on the ground, and the nearest place that can be quarried is also six or seven miles away from the Haihan defense line. If the Qing army had no wood and stone to use, the tactical means available would be greatly limited, and the difficulty of attacking this line of defense would inevitably skyrocket.

Although the two small rivers on the east and west sides of the Haihan position are not too wide, there are no water vehicles available in this place at all, and it is necessary to swim in an armed manner against the guns and artillery fire on the opposite bank, which may be more terrible for the Qing army that is not good at water than to attack the Haihan position head-on, so it was not included in the options by Huang Taiji.

So the only defense line left for the Qing army to attack was the north, but this was obviously a situation that Haihan had already calculated, and it was not difficult for Huang Taiji to think that Haihan did not know how many powerful killing methods were deployed on this defense line. Before setting off from Pyongyang, Huang Taiji actually expected that the terrain of this battlefield would be unfavorable to his side, after all, the Haihan people had chosen this place several months in advance, and some time ago they made various moves to confuse the Qing army, but secretly they were stepping up the construction of strongholds, and arranged for the Korean army to abandon the defense north of the Taedong River, making it clear that they planned to fight a decisive battle with the Qing army in this place. The Haihan people have always planned and then moved, and he must have relied on such a posture, and he sent scouts to survey the terrain, in fact, he just wanted to try his luck to see if the Haihan people would have any omissions in the defensive line, but the situation seemed to be worse than he expected.

Not only have the trees been cut down cleanly near this Haihan stronghold, but there are not even many large stones on the ground, and the nearest place that can be quarried is also six or seven miles away from the Haihan defense line. If the Qing army had no wood and stone to use, the tactical means available would be greatly limited, and the difficulty of attacking this line of defense would inevitably skyrocket.

Although the two small rivers on the east and west sides of the Haihan position are not too wide, there are no water vehicles available in this place at all, and it is necessary to swim in an armed manner against the guns and artillery fire on the opposite bank, which may be more terrible for the Qing army that is not good at water than to attack the Haihan position head-on, so it was not included in the options by Huang Taiji.

So the only defense line left for the Qing army to attack was the north, but this was obviously a situation that Haihan had already calculated, and it was not difficult for Huang Taiji to think that Haihan did not know how many powerful killing methods were deployed on this defense line. Before setting off from Pyongyang, Huang Taiji actually expected that the terrain of this battlefield would be unfavorable to his side, after all, the Haihan people had chosen this place several months in advance, and some time ago they made various moves to confuse the Qing army, but secretly they were stepping up the construction of strongholds, and arranged for the Korean army to abandon the defense north of the Taedong River, making it clear that they planned to fight a decisive battle with the Qing army in this place. The Haihan people have always planned and then moved, and he must have relied on such a posture, and he sent scouts to survey the terrain, in fact, he just wanted to try his luck to see if the Haihan people would have any omissions in the defensive line, but the situation seemed to be worse than he expected.

Not only have the trees been cut down cleanly near this Haihan stronghold, but there are not even many large stones on the ground, and the nearest place that can be quarried is also six or seven miles away from the Haihan defense line. If the Qing army had no wood and stone to use, the tactical means available would be greatly limited, and the difficulty of attacking this line of defense would inevitably skyrocket.

Although the two small rivers on the east and west sides of the Haihan position are not too wide, there are no water vehicles available in this place at all, and it is necessary to swim in an armed manner against the guns and artillery fire on the opposite bank, which may be more terrible for the Qing army that is not good at water than to attack the Haihan position head-on, so it was not included in the options by Huang Taiji.

So the only defense line left for the Qing army to attack was the north, but this was obviously a situation that Haihan had already calculated, and it was not difficult for Huang Taiji to think that Haihan did not know how many powerful killing methods were deployed on this defense line. Before setting off from Pyongyang, Huang Taiji actually expected that the terrain of this battlefield would be unfavorable to his side, after all, the Haihan people had chosen this place several months in advance, and some time ago they made various moves to confuse the Qing army, but secretly they were stepping up the construction of strongholds, and arranged for the Korean army to abandon the defense north of the Taedong River, making it clear that they planned to fight a decisive battle with the Qing army in this place. The Haihan people have always planned and then moved, and he must have relied on such a posture, and he sent scouts to survey the terrain, in fact, he just wanted to try his luck to see if the Haihan people would have any omissions in the defensive line, but the situation seemed to be worse than he expected.

Not only have the trees been cut down cleanly near this Haihan stronghold, but there are not even many large stones on the ground, and the nearest place that can be quarried is also six or seven miles away from the Haihan defense line. If the Qing army had no wood and stone to use, the tactical means available would be greatly limited, and the difficulty of attacking this line of defense would inevitably skyrocket.

Although the two small rivers on the east and west sides of the Haihan position are not too wide, there are no water vehicles available in this place at all, and it is necessary to swim in an armed manner against the guns and artillery fire on the opposite bank, which may be more terrible for the Qing army that is not good at water than to attack the Haihan position head-on, so it was not included in the options by Huang Taiji.

So the only defense line left for the Qing army to attack was the north, but this was obviously a situation that Haihan had already calculated, and it was not difficult for Huang Taiji to think that Haihan did not know how many powerful killing methods were deployed on this defense line. Before setting off from Pyongyang, Huang Taiji actually expected that the terrain of this battlefield would be unfavorable to his side, after all, the Haihan people had chosen this place several months in advance, and some time ago they made various moves to confuse the Qing army, but secretly they were stepping up the construction of strongholds, and arranged for the Korean army to abandon the defense north of the Taedong River, making it clear that they planned to fight a decisive battle with the Qing army in this place. The Haihan people have always planned and then moved, and he must have relied on such a posture, and he sent scouts to survey the terrain, in fact, he just wanted to try his luck to see if the Haihan people would have any omissions in the defensive line, but the situation seemed to be worse than he expected.

Not only have the trees been cut down cleanly near this Haihan stronghold, but there are not even many large stones on the ground, and the nearest place that can be quarried is also six or seven miles away from the Haihan defense line. If the Qing army had no wood and stone to use, the tactical means available would be greatly limited, and the difficulty of attacking this line of defense would inevitably skyrocket.

Although the two small rivers on the east and west sides of the Haihan position are not too wide, there are no water vehicles available in this place at all, and it is necessary to swim in an armed manner against the guns and artillery fire on the opposite bank, which may be more terrible for the Qing army that is not good at water than to attack the Haihan position head-on, so it was not included in the options by Huang Taiji.

So the only defense line left for the Qing army to attack was the north, but this was obviously a situation that Haihan had already calculated, and it was not difficult for Huang Taiji to think that Haihan did not know how many powerful killing methods were deployed on this defense line.

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