On the second day after his arrival in Lushun, the Korean envoy Kim Sang-hun once again offered to go to the front line of the Jinju Isthmus to inspect the battle between Haihan and the Later Jin army. More than half of the reason why Jin Shangxian is so active is because he met the Ming Dynasty's military squire here. Although the Haihan people claimed that this Master Mei had come to Liaodong to sign the alliance agreement between the Ming Dynasty and the Haihan, Jin Shangxian always felt that there was something wrong. Even if North Korea eventually wants to form an alliance with Haehan, Kim Sang-hyun must fulfill his duty and make sure that such an alliance is beneficial to North Korea in order to accept it. Before that, he had to personally confirm that the situation of the battle between Haihan and Houjin had been completely controlled as Wang Tom and others had claimed when they were in Seoul.

At present, the restoration of the official road from Lushun to the Isthmus of Jinzhou has not yet been completed, and there are still more than ten miles of road in the middle due to the mud caused by the recent rains, and it is difficult for horse-drawn carriages to pass. Considering that the envoys of the Ming Dynasty and the Joseon had their own teams and retinues, Haihan arranged for them to sail by sea to the port of Dalian Bay in the north.

Although there would be no security problems along this route, the Haihan military escorted their fleet in a more ceremonious manner, and half of the northern fleet set off with it. Jin Shangxian is okay, after all, he has seen the majesty of the Northern Fleet at close range on the way to Liaodong, and Mei Shengchuan is the first time he has seen the lineup of the Haihan Fleet, so he knows that in addition to the warships he saw in Port Arthur when he came, the Haihan Fleet actually has large warships with larger volume and more guns, and it is no wonder that he claims to have killed the enemy warships in the Liaodong area.

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On the second day after his arrival in Lushun, the Korean envoy Kim Sang-hun once again offered to go to the front line of the Jinju Isthmus to inspect the battle between Haihan and the Later Jin army. More than half of the reason why Jin Shangxian is so active is because he met the Ming Dynasty's military squire here. Although the Haihan people claimed that this Master Mei had come to Liaodong to sign the alliance agreement between the Ming Dynasty and the Haihan, Jin Shangxian always felt that there was something wrong. Even if North Korea eventually wants to form an alliance with Haehan, Kim Sang-hyun must fulfill his duty and make sure that such an alliance is beneficial to North Korea in order to accept it. Before that, he had to personally confirm that the situation of the battle between Haihan and Houjin had been completely controlled as Wang Tom and others had claimed when they were in Seoul.

At present, the restoration of the official road from Lushun to the Isthmus of Jinzhou has not yet been completed, and there are still more than ten miles of road in the middle due to the mud caused by the recent rains, and it is difficult for horse-drawn carriages to pass. Considering that the envoys of the Ming Dynasty and the Joseon had their own teams and retinues, Haihan arranged for them to sail by sea to the port of Dalian Bay in the north.

Although there would be no security problems along this route, the Haihan military escorted their fleet in a more ceremonious manner, and half of the northern fleet set off with it. Jin Shangxian is okay, after all, he has seen the majesty of the Northern Fleet at close range on the way to Liaodong, and Mei Shengchuan is the first time he has seen the lineup of the Haihan Fleet, so he knows that in addition to the warships he saw in Port Arthur when he came, the Haihan Fleet actually has large warships with larger volume and more guns, and it is no wonder that he claims to have killed the enemy warships in the Liaodong area. On the second day after his arrival in Lushun, the Korean envoy Kim Sang-hun once again offered to go to the front line of the Jinju Isthmus to inspect the battle between Haihan and the Later Jin army. More than half of the reason why Jin Shangxian is so active is because he met the Ming Dynasty's military squire here. Although the Haihan people claimed that this Master Mei had come to Liaodong to sign the alliance agreement between the Ming Dynasty and the Haihan, Jin Shangxian always felt that there was something wrong. Even if North Korea eventually wants to form an alliance with Haehan, Kim Sang-hyun must fulfill his duty and make sure that such an alliance is beneficial to North Korea in order to accept it. Before that, he had to personally confirm that the situation of the battle between Haihan and Houjin had been completely controlled as Wang Tom and others had claimed when they were in Seoul.

At present, the restoration of the official road from Lushun to the Isthmus of Jinzhou has not yet been completed, and there are still more than ten miles of road in the middle due to the mud caused by the recent rains, and it is difficult for horse-drawn carriages to pass. Considering that the envoys of the Ming Dynasty and the Joseon had their own teams and retinues, Haihan arranged for them to sail by sea to the port of Dalian Bay in the north.

Although there would be no security problems along this route, the Haihan military escorted their fleet in a more ceremonious manner, and half of the northern fleet set off with it. Jin Shangxian is okay, after all, he has seen the majesty of the Northern Fleet at close range on the way to Liaodong, and Mei Shengchuan is the first time he has seen the lineup of the Haihan Fleet, so he knows that in addition to the warships he saw in Port Arthur when he came, the Haihan Fleet actually has large warships with larger volume and more guns, and it is no wonder that he claims to have killed the enemy warships in the Liaodong area. On the second day after his arrival in Lushun, the Korean envoy Kim Sang-hun once again offered to go to the front line of the Jinju Isthmus to inspect the battle between Haihan and the Later Jin army. More than half of the reason why Jin Shangxian is so active is because he met the Ming Dynasty's military squire here. Although the Haihan people claimed that this Master Mei had come to Liaodong to sign the alliance agreement between the Ming Dynasty and the Haihan, Jin Shangxian always felt that there was something wrong. Even if North Korea eventually wants to form an alliance with Haehan, Kim Sang-hyun must fulfill his duty and make sure that such an alliance is beneficial to North Korea in order to accept it. Before that, he had to personally confirm that the situation of the battle between Haihan and Houjin had been completely controlled as Wang Tom and others had claimed when they were in Seoul.

At present, the restoration of the official road from Lushun to the Isthmus of Jinzhou has not yet been completed, and there are still more than ten miles of road in the middle due to the mud caused by the recent rains, and it is difficult for horse-drawn carriages to pass. Considering that the envoys of the Ming Dynasty and the Joseon had their own teams and retinues, Haihan arranged for them to sail by sea to the port of Dalian Bay in the north.

Although there would be no security problems along this route, the Haihan military escorted their fleet in a more ceremonious manner, and half of the northern fleet set off with it. Jin Shangxian is okay, after all, he has seen the majesty of the Northern Fleet at close range on the way to Liaodong, and Mei Shengchuan is the first time he has seen the lineup of the Haihan Fleet, so he knows that in addition to the warships he saw in Port Arthur when he came, the Haihan Fleet actually has large warships with larger volume and more guns, and it is no wonder that he claims to have killed the enemy warships in the Liaodong area. On the second day after his arrival in Lushun, the Korean envoy Kim Sang-hun once again offered to go to the front line of the Jinju Isthmus to inspect the battle between Haihan and the Later Jin army. More than half of the reason why Jin Shangxian is so active is because he met the Ming Dynasty's military squire here. Although the Haihan people claimed that this Master Mei had come to Liaodong to sign the alliance agreement between the Ming Dynasty and the Haihan, Jin Shangxian always felt that there was something wrong. Even if North Korea eventually wants to form an alliance with Haehan, Kim Sang-hyun must fulfill his duty and make sure that such an alliance is beneficial to North Korea in order to accept it. Before that, he had to personally confirm that the situation of the battle between Haihan and Houjin had been completely controlled as Wang Tom and others had claimed when they were in Seoul.

At present, the restoration of the official road from Lushun to the Isthmus of Jinzhou has not yet been completed, and there are still more than ten miles of road in the middle due to the mud caused by the recent rains, and it is difficult for horse-drawn carriages to pass. Considering that the envoys of the Ming Dynasty and the Joseon had their own teams and retinues, Haihan arranged for them to sail by sea to the port of Dalian Bay in the north.

Although there would be no security problems along this route, the Haihan military escorted their fleet in a more ceremonious manner, and half of the northern fleet set off with it. Jin Shangxian is okay, after all, he has seen the majesty of the Northern Fleet at close range on the way to Liaodong, and Mei Shengchuan is the first time he has seen the lineup of the Haihan Fleet, so he knows that in addition to the warships he saw in Port Arthur when he came, the Haihan Fleet actually has large warships with larger volume and more guns, and it is no wonder that he claims to have killed the enemy warships in the Liaodong area. On the second day after his arrival in Lushun, the Korean envoy Kim Sang-hun once again offered to go to the front line of the Jinju Isthmus to inspect the battle between Haihan and the Later Jin army. More than half of the reason why Jin Shangxian is so active is because he met the Ming Dynasty's military squire here. Although the Haihan people claimed that this Master Mei had come to Liaodong to sign the alliance agreement between the Ming Dynasty and the Haihan, Jin Shangxian always felt that there was something wrong. Even if North Korea eventually wants to form an alliance with Haehan, Kim Sang-hyun must fulfill his duty and make sure that such an alliance is beneficial to North Korea in order to accept it. Before that, he had to personally confirm that the situation of the battle between Haihan and Houjin had been completely controlled as Wang Tom and others had claimed when they were in Seoul.

At present, the restoration of the official road from Lushun to the Isthmus of Jinzhou has not yet been completed, and there are still more than ten miles of road in the middle due to the mud caused by the recent rains, and it is difficult for horse-drawn carriages to pass. Considering that the envoys of the Ming Dynasty and the Joseon had their own teams and retinues, Haihan arranged for them to sail by sea to the port of Dalian Bay in the north.

Although there would be no security problems along this route, the Haihan military escorted their fleet in a more ceremonious manner, and half of the northern fleet set off with it. Jin Shangxian is okay, after all, he has seen the majesty of the Northern Fleet at close range on the way to Liaodong, and Mei Shengchuan is the first time he has seen the lineup of the Haihan Fleet, so he knows that in addition to the warships he saw in Port Arthur when he came, the Haihan Fleet actually has large warships with larger volume and more guns, and it is no wonder that he claims to have killed the enemy warships in the Liaodong area. On the second day after his arrival in Lushun, the Korean envoy Kim Sang-hun once again offered to go to the front line of the Jinju Isthmus to inspect the battle between Haihan and the Later Jin army. More than half of the reason why Jin Shangxian is so active is because he met the Ming Dynasty's military squire here. Although the Haihan people claimed that this Master Mei had come to Liaodong to sign the alliance agreement between the Ming Dynasty and the Haihan, Jin Shangxian always felt that there was something wrong. Even if North Korea eventually wants to form an alliance with Haehan, Kim Sang-hyun must fulfill his duty and make sure that such an alliance is beneficial to North Korea in order to accept it. Before that, he had to personally confirm that the situation of the battle between Haihan and Houjin had been completely controlled as Wang Tom and others had claimed when they were in Seoul.

At present, the restoration of the official road from Lushun to the Isthmus of Jinzhou has not yet been completed, and there are still more than ten miles of road in the middle due to the mud caused by the recent rains, and it is difficult for horse-drawn carriages to pass. Considering that the envoys of the Ming Dynasty and the Joseon had their own teams and retinues, Haihan arranged for them to sail by sea to the port of Dalian Bay in the north.

Although there would be no security problems along this route, the Haihan military escorted their fleet in a more ceremonious manner, and half of the northern fleet set off with it. Jin Shangxian is okay, after all, he has seen the majesty of the Northern Fleet at close range on the way to Liaodong, and Mei Shengchuan is the first time he has seen the lineup of the Haihan Fleet, so he knows that in addition to the warships he saw in Port Arthur when he came, the Haihan Fleet actually has large warships with larger volume and more guns, and it is no wonder that he claims to have killed the enemy warships in the Liaodong area. On the second day after his arrival in Lushun, the Korean envoy Kim Sang-hun once again offered to go to the front line of the Jinju Isthmus to inspect the battle between Haihan and the Later Jin army. More than half of the reason why Jin Shangxian is so active is because he met the Ming Dynasty's military squire here. Although the Haihan people claimed that this Master Mei had come to Liaodong to sign the alliance agreement between the Ming Dynasty and the Haihan, Jin Shangxian always felt that there was something wrong. Even if North Korea eventually wants to form an alliance with Haehan, Kim Sang-hyun must fulfill his duty and make sure that such an alliance is beneficial to North Korea in order to accept it. Before that, he had to personally confirm that the situation of the battle between Haihan and Houjin had been completely controlled as Wang Tom and others had claimed when they were in Seoul.

Although there would be no security problems along this route, the Haihan military escorted their fleet in a more ceremonious manner, and half of the northern fleet set off with it. Jin Shangxian is okay, after all, he has seen the majesty of the Northern Fleet at close range on the way to Liaodong, and Mei Shengchuan is the first time he has seen the lineup of the Haihan Fleet, so he knows that in addition to the warships he saw in Port Arthur when he came, the Haihan Fleet actually has large warships with larger volume and more guns, and it is no wonder that he claims to have killed the enemy warships in the Liaodong area.

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