1772 Profitable

Tao Donglai knew very well that Xu Xinsu had never been a good man and a woman, and he was an armed smuggler in the southeast sea of the Ming Dynasty before he joined the Ming army, and later had a conflict with Shibazhi because of a conflict of interest. After the defeat of Eighteen Zhi, many of the leaders were ordered by Xu Xinsu to destroy the door to prevent future troubles, and Haihan also knew about these shady things, but in order to maintain the cooperative relationship between the two sides, he pretended to be deaf and dumb, and did not take action to stop it.

There are still a lot of stepping stones like Eighteen Zhi in the process of Xu Xinsu's rise, and he can become a warlord, not just by hugging Haihan's thigh. Tao Donglai has no doubt that Xu Xinsu will do something contrary to common sense in order to strengthen his strength. At this stage, the immigrants needed by the Haihan are either prisoners, slaves, prisoners of war and other cheap people who are directly used as hard labor, or they are people from other countries who come from other countries with relatively normal routes.

Xu Yuzhuo hurriedly waved his hand to deny the possibility that Tao Donglai said: "Mr. Tao can rest assured, there is no such thing." However, since the beginning of this year, the rebels have been rampant in Anhui and other places, causing a large number of people to flee the country, and if your country needs this aspect, you can start arranging for the recruitment of refugees from the interior after returning to Hainan Island for resettlement from Fujian. ”

In the first month of this year, Zhang Xianzhong, Luo Rucai, Zuo Jinwang and other peasant armies met in Anqing and retreated to Qianshan in Anhui after an unsuccessful attack on Anqing. Soon Zhang Xianzhong led the army to attack again from Qianshan, breaking through Taihu Lake, Qizhou, Huangzhou and other places, and inflicting heavy losses on the Ming army in Taihu Lake, beheading more than 40 people including Pan Keda, and the Ming army lost more than 6,000. And Zhang Xianzhong's army took advantage of the victory to pursue, seized Hezhou, Hanshan, Liuhe and other places, and stirred up a mess in Anhui.

After the outbreak of the war, a large number of refugees poured south into Zhejiang and Jiangxi, which are adjacent to Anhui, to escape the war. Although he knew that it was unlikely that the peasant army would go south to fight on the Fujian side, Xu Xinsu still transferred two battalions of musketeers north to Pucheng County, which borders Jiangxi and Zhejiang, to garrison them, in case the peasant army fished in troubled waters.

Of course, the Fujian side has also considered whether to hand over these refugees who have entered northern Fujian to Haihan for handling, but there is a mountain road of about 400 miles from northern Fujian to Ningde, the nearest outlet to the sea, and it is quite a troublesome errand to organize these refugees to go to sea.

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Tao Donglai knew very well that Xu Xinsu had never been a good man and a woman, and he was an armed smuggler in the southeast sea of the Ming Dynasty before he joined the Ming army, and later had a conflict with Shibazhi because of a conflict of interest. After the defeat of Eighteen Zhi, many of the leaders were ordered by Xu Xinsu to destroy the door to prevent future troubles, and Haihan also knew about these shady things, but in order to maintain the cooperative relationship between the two sides, he pretended to be deaf and dumb, and did not take action to stop it.

There are still a lot of stepping stones like Eighteen Zhi in the process of Xu Xinsu's rise, and he can become a warlord, not just by hugging Haihan's thigh. Tao Donglai has no doubt that Xu Xinsu will do something contrary to common sense in order to strengthen his strength. At this stage, the immigrants needed by the Haihan are either prisoners, slaves, prisoners of war and other cheap people who are directly used as hard labor, or they are people from other countries who come from other countries with relatively normal routes.

Xu Yuzhuo hurriedly waved his hand to deny the possibility that Tao Donglai said: "Mr. Tao can rest assured, there is no such thing." However, since the beginning of this year, the rebels have been rampant in Anhui and other places, causing a large number of people to flee the country, and if your country needs this aspect, you can start arranging for the recruitment of refugees from the interior after returning to Hainan Island for resettlement from Fujian. ”

In the first month of this year, Zhang Xianzhong, Luo Rucai, Zuo Jinwang and other peasant armies met in Anqing and retreated to Qianshan in Anhui after an unsuccessful attack on Anqing. Soon Zhang Xianzhong led the army to attack again from Qianshan, breaking through Taihu Lake, Qizhou, Huangzhou and other places, and inflicting heavy losses on the Ming army in Taihu Lake, beheading more than 40 people including Pan Keda, and the Ming army lost more than 6,000. And Zhang Xianzhong's army took advantage of the victory to pursue, seized Hezhou, Hanshan, Liuhe and other places, and stirred up a mess in Anhui.

After the outbreak of the war, a large number of refugees poured south into Zhejiang and Jiangxi, which are adjacent to Anhui, to escape the war. Although he knew that it was unlikely that the peasant army would go south to fight on the Fujian side, Xu Xinsu still transferred two battalions of musketeers north to Pucheng County, which borders Jiangxi and Zhejiang, to garrison them, in case the peasant army fished in troubled waters.

Of course, the Fujian side has also considered whether to hand over these refugees who have entered northern Fujian to Haihan for handling, but there is a mountain road of about 400 miles from northern Fujian to Ningde, the nearest outlet to the sea, and it is quite a troublesome errand to organize these refugees to go to sea. Tao Donglai knew very well that Xu Xinsu had never been a good man and a woman, and he was an armed smuggler in the southeast sea of the Ming Dynasty before he joined the Ming army, and later had a conflict with Shibazhi because of a conflict of interest. After the defeat of Eighteen Zhi, many of the leaders were ordered by Xu Xinsu to destroy the door to prevent future troubles, and Haihan also knew about these shady things, but in order to maintain the cooperative relationship between the two sides, he pretended to be deaf and dumb, and did not take action to stop it.

There are still a lot of stepping stones like Eighteen Zhi in the process of Xu Xinsu's rise, and he can become a warlord, not just by hugging Haihan's thigh. Tao Donglai has no doubt that Xu Xinsu will do something contrary to common sense in order to strengthen his strength. At this stage, the immigrants needed by the Haihan are either prisoners, slaves, prisoners of war and other cheap people who are directly used as hard labor, or they are people from other countries who come from other countries with relatively normal routes.

Xu Yuzhuo hurriedly waved his hand to deny the possibility that Tao Donglai said: "Mr. Tao can rest assured, there is no such thing." However, since the beginning of this year, the rebels have been rampant in Anhui and other places, causing a large number of people to flee the country, and if your country needs this aspect, you can start arranging for the recruitment of refugees from the interior after returning to Hainan Island for resettlement from Fujian. ”

In the first month of this year, Zhang Xianzhong, Luo Rucai, Zuo Jinwang and other peasant armies met in Anqing and retreated to Qianshan in Anhui after an unsuccessful attack on Anqing. Soon Zhang Xianzhong led the army to attack again from Qianshan, breaking through Taihu Lake, Qizhou, Huangzhou and other places, and inflicting heavy losses on the Ming army in Taihu Lake, beheading more than 40 people including Pan Keda, and the Ming army lost more than 6,000. And Zhang Xianzhong's army took advantage of the victory to pursue, seized Hezhou, Hanshan, Liuhe and other places, and stirred up a mess in Anhui.

After the outbreak of the war, a large number of refugees poured south into Zhejiang and Jiangxi, which are adjacent to Anhui, to escape the war. Although he knew that it was unlikely that the peasant army would go south to fight on the Fujian side, Xu Xinsu still transferred two battalions of musketeers north to Pucheng County, which borders Jiangxi and Zhejiang, to garrison them, in case the peasant army fished in troubled waters.

Of course, the Fujian side has also considered whether to hand over these refugees who have entered northern Fujian to Haihan for handling, but there is a mountain road of about 400 miles from northern Fujian to Ningde, the nearest outlet to the sea, and it is quite a troublesome errand to organize these refugees to go to sea. Tao Donglai knew very well that Xu Xinsu had never been a good man and a woman, and he was an armed smuggler in the southeast sea of the Ming Dynasty before he joined the Ming army, and later had a conflict with Shibazhi because of a conflict of interest. After the defeat of Eighteen Zhi, many of the leaders were ordered by Xu Xinsu to destroy the door to prevent future troubles, and Haihan also knew about these shady things, but in order to maintain the cooperative relationship between the two sides, he pretended to be deaf and dumb, and did not take action to stop it.

There are still a lot of stepping stones like Eighteen Zhi in the process of Xu Xinsu's rise, and he can become a warlord, not just by hugging Haihan's thigh. Tao Donglai has no doubt that Xu Xinsu will do something contrary to common sense in order to strengthen his strength. At this stage, the immigrants needed by the Haihan are either prisoners, slaves, prisoners of war and other cheap people who are directly used as hard labor, or they are people from other countries who come from other countries with relatively normal routes.

Xu Yuzhuo hurriedly waved his hand to deny the possibility that Tao Donglai said: "Mr. Tao can rest assured, there is no such thing." However, since the beginning of this year, the rebels have been rampant in Anhui and other places, causing a large number of people to flee the country, and if your country needs this aspect, you can start arranging for the recruitment of refugees from the interior after returning to Hainan Island for resettlement from Fujian. ”

In the first month of this year, Zhang Xianzhong, Luo Rucai, Zuo Jinwang and other peasant armies met in Anqing and retreated to Qianshan in Anhui after an unsuccessful attack on Anqing. Soon Zhang Xianzhong led the army to attack again from Qianshan, breaking through Taihu Lake, Qizhou, Huangzhou and other places, and inflicting heavy losses on the Ming army in Taihu Lake, beheading more than 40 people including Pan Keda, and the Ming army lost more than 6,000. And Zhang Xianzhong's army took advantage of the victory to pursue, seized Hezhou, Hanshan, Liuhe and other places, and stirred up a mess in Anhui.

After the outbreak of the war, a large number of refugees poured south into Zhejiang and Jiangxi, which are adjacent to Anhui, to escape the war. Although he knew that it was unlikely that the peasant army would go south to fight on the Fujian side, Xu Xinsu still transferred two battalions of musketeers north to Pucheng County, which borders Jiangxi and Zhejiang, to garrison them, in case the peasant army fished in troubled waters.

Of course, the Fujian side has also considered whether to hand over these refugees who have entered northern Fujian to Haihan for handling, but there is a mountain road of about 400 miles from northern Fujian to Ningde, the nearest outlet to the sea, and it is quite a troublesome errand to organize these refugees to go to sea. Tao Donglai knew very well that Xu Xinsu had never been a good man and a woman, and he was an armed smuggler in the southeast sea of the Ming Dynasty before he joined the Ming army, and later had a conflict with Shibazhi because of a conflict of interest. After the defeat of Eighteen Zhi, many of the leaders were ordered by Xu Xinsu to destroy the door to prevent future troubles, and Haihan also knew about these shady things, but in order to maintain the cooperative relationship between the two sides, he pretended to be deaf and dumb, and did not take action to stop it.

There are still a lot of stepping stones like Eighteen Zhi in the process of Xu Xinsu's rise, and he can become a warlord, not just by hugging Haihan's thigh. Tao Donglai has no doubt that Xu Xinsu will do something contrary to common sense in order to strengthen his strength. At this stage, the immigrants needed by the Haihan are either prisoners, slaves, prisoners of war and other cheap people who are directly used as hard labor, or they are people from other countries who come from other countries with relatively normal routes.

Xu Yuzhuo hurriedly waved his hand to deny the possibility that Tao Donglai said: "Mr. Tao can rest assured, there is no such thing." However, since the beginning of this year, the rebels have been rampant in Anhui and other places, causing a large number of people to flee the country, and if your country needs this aspect, you can start arranging for the recruitment of refugees from the interior after returning to Hainan Island for resettlement from Fujian. ”

In the first month of this year, Zhang Xianzhong, Luo Rucai, Zuo Jinwang and other peasant armies met in Anqing and retreated to Qianshan in Anhui after an unsuccessful attack on Anqing. Soon Zhang Xianzhong led the army to attack again from Qianshan, breaking through Taihu Lake, Qizhou, Huangzhou and other places, and inflicting heavy losses on the Ming army in Taihu Lake, beheading more than 40 people including Pan Keda, and the Ming army lost more than 6,000. And Zhang Xianzhong's army took advantage of the victory to pursue, seized Hezhou, Hanshan, Liuhe and other places, and stirred up a mess in Anhui.

After the outbreak of the war, a large number of refugees poured south into Zhejiang and Jiangxi, which are adjacent to Anhui, to escape the war. Although he knew that it was unlikely that the peasant army would go south to fight on the Fujian side, Xu Xinsu still transferred two battalions of musketeers north to Pucheng County, which borders Jiangxi and Zhejiang, to garrison them, in case the peasant army fished in troubled waters.

Of course, the Fujian side has also considered whether to hand over these refugees who have entered northern Fujian to Haihan for handling, but there is a mountain road of about 400 miles from northern Fujian to Ningde, the nearest outlet to the sea, and it is quite a troublesome errand to organize these refugees to go to sea.

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