The soldiers who accompanied Liu Shang were very considerate, and handed over the sobering medicine in time, and asked him to rub some on the people, so as to avoid being dizzy by the bloody breath that washed his nose. Although Liu Shang didn't like the smell of this medicine very much, it was better than smelling the disgusting smell of blood all the time, so he could only endure it for the time being.

It was the first time in Liu Shang's life to see this kind of thousand-person pit where corpses were buried, and the visual impact was still quite strong. However, he will not have any sympathy for these dead Houjin soldiers, whether it is from the position of Daming or Haihan, Houjin can be regarded as a mortal enemy with no possibility of compromise, and the more the Houjin army loses, the greater the casualties, the more benefits will be to Liu Shang's homeland and the new master who is now serving. If it were possible, Liu Shang would even hope that the plain would be full of burial pits, and that all the Houjin boar skins would be buried underground.

When Liu Shang came to visit, one of the burial pits had been excavated, and there were several people standing by the pit, in groups of twos and twos, who were throwing the corpses of Houjin soldiers transported by cart into the pit. Most of these corpses had no heads, and it was Chen Yixin who gave the order to cut off all the heads of the bandits. He didn't want to use his head to frighten people in Beijing, but to leave it to Shen Zhixiang's troops, so that they could use these heads with obvious appearance to ask for merit from the Ming military department and the imperial court.

At present, there are more than 200 headless corpses thrown into the bottom of the pit, and a small mound has been built on top of each other at the bottom of the pit. Seeing this, Liu Shang had a strange thought in his heart, if Haihan drew a scoop based on the gourd and made such a base in the Bohai Bay near the capital, would he be able to directly threaten the safety of the capital.

Naturally, there is no reason for this kind of thinking, and it is not even possible to deduce it, and the military alert level near the capital is by no means as fragile as Haihan thinks. The military collision between the Ming Dynasty and the Later Jin Dynasty was often the investment of tens of thousands of troops, while the Haihan Dynasty could use two or three thousand people in a single military operation. Moreover, from the perspective of the Haihan, it did not intend to intensify the relationship with the Ming Dynasty at this stage, so even the puppet troops of Dongjiang Town were specially drawn in the attack on Liaodong, and the Haihan fleet rarely penetrated into the waters of the Bohai Bay near Gyeonggi to carry out activities, and these measures were to avoid the Ming Dynasty from being too jealous of the existence of the Haihan, so as not to affect the prospects for the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries in the future.

Liu Shang is in a sensitive department, and he actually knows a little about Haihan's policies, but he will subconsciously oppose Haihan and Daming, believing that the contradictions and conflicts between the two countries are the main theme of future relations.

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The soldiers who accompanied Liu Shang were very considerate, and handed over the sobering medicine in time, and asked him to rub some on the people, so as to avoid being dizzy by the bloody breath that washed his nose. Although Liu Shang didn't like the smell of this medicine very much, it was better than smelling the disgusting smell of blood all the time, so he could only endure it for the time being.

It was the first time in Liu Shang's life to see this kind of thousand-person pit where corpses were buried, and the visual impact was still quite strong. However, he will not have any sympathy for these dead Houjin soldiers, whether it is from the position of Daming or Haihan, Houjin can be regarded as a mortal enemy with no possibility of compromise, and the more the Houjin army loses, the greater the casualties, the more benefits will be to Liu Shang's homeland and the new master who is now serving. If it were possible, Liu Shang would even hope that the plain would be full of burial pits, and that all the Houjin boar skins would be buried underground.

When Liu Shang came to visit, one of the burial pits had been excavated, and there were several people standing by the pit, in groups of twos and twos, who were throwing the corpses of Houjin soldiers transported by cart into the pit. Most of these corpses had no heads, and it was Chen Yixin who gave the order to cut off all the heads of the bandits. He didn't want to use his head to frighten people in Beijing, but to leave it to Shen Zhixiang's troops, so that they could use these heads with obvious appearance to ask for merit from the Ming military department and the imperial court.

At present, there are more than 200 headless corpses thrown into the bottom of the pit, and a small mound has been built on top of each other at the bottom of the pit. Seeing this, Liu Shang had a strange thought in his heart, if Haihan drew a scoop based on the gourd and made such a base in the Bohai Bay near the capital, would he be able to directly threaten the safety of the capital.

Naturally, there is no reason for this kind of thinking, and it is not even possible to deduce it, and the military alert level near the capital is by no means as fragile as Haihan thinks. The military collision between the Ming Dynasty and the Later Jin Dynasty was often the investment of tens of thousands of troops, while the Haihan Dynasty could use two or three thousand people in a single military operation. Moreover, from the perspective of the Haihan, it did not intend to intensify the relationship with the Ming Dynasty at this stage, so even the puppet troops of Dongjiang Town were specially drawn in the attack on Liaodong, and the Haihan fleet rarely penetrated into the waters of the Bohai Bay near Gyeonggi to carry out activities, and these measures were to avoid the Ming Dynasty from being too jealous of the existence of the Haihan, so as not to affect the prospects for the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries in the future.

Liu Shang is in a sensitive department, and he actually knows a little about Haihan's policies, but he will subconsciously oppose Haihan and Daming, believing that the contradictions and conflicts between the two countries are the main theme of future relations. The soldiers who accompanied Liu Shang were very considerate, and handed over the sobering medicine in time, and asked him to rub some on the people, so as to avoid being dizzy by the bloody breath that washed his nose. Although Liu Shang didn't like the smell of this medicine very much, it was better than smelling the disgusting smell of blood all the time, so he could only endure it for the time being.

It was the first time in Liu Shang's life to see this kind of thousand-person pit where corpses were buried, and the visual impact was still quite strong. However, he will not have any sympathy for these dead Houjin soldiers, whether it is from the position of Daming or Haihan, Houjin can be regarded as a mortal enemy with no possibility of compromise, and the more the Houjin army loses, the greater the casualties, the more benefits will be to Liu Shang's homeland and the new master who is now serving. If it were possible, Liu Shang would even hope that the plain would be full of burial pits, and that all the Houjin boar skins would be buried underground.

When Liu Shang came to visit, one of the burial pits had been excavated, and there were several people standing by the pit, in groups of twos and twos, who were throwing the corpses of Houjin soldiers transported by cart into the pit. Most of these corpses had no heads, and it was Chen Yixin who gave the order to cut off all the heads of the bandits. He didn't want to use his head to frighten people in Beijing, but to leave it to Shen Zhixiang's troops, so that they could use these heads with obvious appearance to ask for merit from the Ming military department and the imperial court.

At present, there are more than 200 headless corpses thrown into the bottom of the pit, and a small mound has been built on top of each other at the bottom of the pit. Seeing this, Liu Shang had a strange thought in his heart, if Haihan drew a scoop based on the gourd and made such a base in the Bohai Bay near the capital, would he be able to directly threaten the safety of the capital.

Naturally, there is no reason for this kind of thinking, and it is not even possible to deduce it, and the military alert level near the capital is by no means as fragile as Haihan thinks. The military collision between the Ming Dynasty and the Later Jin Dynasty was often the investment of tens of thousands of troops, while the Haihan Dynasty could use two or three thousand people in a single military operation. Moreover, from the perspective of the Haihan, it did not intend to intensify the relationship with the Ming Dynasty at this stage, so even the puppet troops of Dongjiang Town were specially drawn in the attack on Liaodong, and the Haihan fleet rarely penetrated into the waters of the Bohai Bay near Gyeonggi to carry out activities, and these measures were to avoid the Ming Dynasty from being too jealous of the existence of the Haihan, so as not to affect the prospects for the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries in the future.

Liu Shang is in a sensitive department, and he actually knows a little about Haihan's policies, but he will subconsciously oppose Haihan and Daming, believing that the contradictions and conflicts between the two countries are the main theme of future relations. The soldiers who accompanied Liu Shang were very considerate, and handed over the sobering medicine in time, and asked him to rub some on the people, so as to avoid being dizzy by the bloody breath that washed his nose. Although Liu Shang didn't like the smell of this medicine very much, it was better than smelling the disgusting smell of blood all the time, so he could only endure it for the time being.

It was the first time in Liu Shang's life to see this kind of thousand-person pit where corpses were buried, and the visual impact was still quite strong. However, he will not have any sympathy for these dead Houjin soldiers, whether it is from the position of Daming or Haihan, Houjin can be regarded as a mortal enemy with no possibility of compromise, and the more the Houjin army loses, the greater the casualties, the more benefits will be to Liu Shang's homeland and the new master who is now serving. If it were possible, Liu Shang would even hope that the plain would be full of burial pits, and that all the Houjin boar skins would be buried underground.

When Liu Shang came to visit, one of the burial pits had been excavated, and there were several people standing by the pit, in groups of twos and twos, who were throwing the corpses of Houjin soldiers transported by cart into the pit. Most of these corpses had no heads, and it was Chen Yixin who gave the order to cut off all the heads of the bandits. He didn't want to use his head to frighten people in Beijing, but to leave it to Shen Zhixiang's troops, so that they could use these heads with obvious appearance to ask for merit from the Ming military department and the imperial court.

At present, there are more than 200 headless corpses thrown into the bottom of the pit, and a small mound has been built on top of each other at the bottom of the pit. Seeing this, Liu Shang had a strange thought in his heart, if Haihan drew a scoop based on the gourd and made such a base in the Bohai Bay near the capital, would he be able to directly threaten the safety of the capital.

Naturally, there is no reason for this kind of thinking, and it is not even possible to deduce it, and the military alert level near the capital is by no means as fragile as Haihan thinks. The military collision between the Ming Dynasty and the Later Jin Dynasty was often the investment of tens of thousands of troops, while the Haihan Dynasty could use two or three thousand people in a single military operation. Moreover, from the perspective of the Haihan, it did not intend to intensify the relationship with the Ming Dynasty at this stage, so even the puppet troops of Dongjiang Town were specially drawn in the attack on Liaodong, and the Haihan fleet rarely penetrated into the waters of the Bohai Bay near Gyeonggi to carry out activities, and these measures were to avoid the Ming Dynasty from being too jealous of the existence of the Haihan, so as not to affect the prospects for the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries in the future.

Liu Shang is in a sensitive department, and he actually knows a little about Haihan's policies, but he will subconsciously oppose Haihan and Daming, believing that the contradictions and conflicts between the two countries are the main theme of future relations. The soldiers who accompanied Liu Shang were very considerate, and handed over the sobering medicine in time, and asked him to rub some on the people, so as to avoid being dizzy by the bloody breath that washed his nose. Although Liu Shang didn't like the smell of this medicine very much, it was better than smelling the disgusting smell of blood all the time, so he could only endure it for the time being.

It was the first time in Liu Shang's life to see this kind of thousand-person pit where corpses were buried, and the visual impact was still quite strong. However, he will not have any sympathy for these dead Houjin soldiers, whether it is from the position of Daming or Haihan, Houjin can be regarded as a mortal enemy with no possibility of compromise, and the more the Houjin army loses, the greater the casualties, the more benefits will be to Liu Shang's homeland and the new master who is now serving. If it were possible, Liu Shang would even hope that the plain would be full of burial pits, and that all the Houjin boar skins would be buried underground.

When Liu Shang came to visit, one of the burial pits had been excavated, and there were several people standing by the pit, in groups of twos and twos, who were throwing the corpses of Houjin soldiers transported by cart into the pit. Most of these corpses had no heads, and it was Chen Yixin who gave the order to cut off all the heads of the bandits. He didn't want to use his head to frighten people in Beijing, but to leave it to Shen Zhixiang's troops, so that they could use these heads with obvious appearance to ask for merit from the Ming military department and the imperial court.

At present, there are more than 200 headless corpses thrown into the bottom of the pit, and a small mound has been built on top of each other at the bottom of the pit. Seeing this, Liu Shang had a strange thought in his heart, if Haihan drew a scoop based on the gourd and made such a base in the Bohai Bay near the capital, would he be able to directly threaten the safety of the capital.

Naturally, there is no reason for this kind of thinking, and it is not even possible to deduce it, and the military alert level near the capital is by no means as fragile as Haihan thinks. The military collision between the Ming Dynasty and the Later Jin Dynasty was often the investment of tens of thousands of troops, while the Haihan Dynasty could use two or three thousand people in a single military operation. Moreover, from the perspective of the Haihan, it did not intend to intensify the relationship with the Ming Dynasty at this stage, so even the puppet troops of Dongjiang Town were specially drawn in the attack on Liaodong, and the Haihan fleet rarely penetrated into the waters of the Bohai Bay near Gyeonggi to carry out activities, and these measures were to avoid the Ming Dynasty from being too jealous of the existence of the Haihan, so as not to affect the prospects for the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries in the future.

Liu Shang is in a sensitive department, and he actually knows a little about Haihan's policies, but he will subconsciously oppose Haihan and Daming, believing that the contradictions and conflicts between the two countries are the main theme of future relations.

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