For the DPRK, the confrontation on the Taedong River can be regarded as a long-awaited victory, even if the DPRK army is only carried out personnel transportation and surveillance tasks on the river by naval ships, and no one has landed on the three islands from beginning to end, and has not directly participated in the course of the battle, this will not prevent the civil and military officials on the front line of the Taedong River from receiving merit and rewarding them.

Since the beginning of the war, although the Korean army has also tried to resist the invasion of the Qing army in the north, it has basically had little success, and has been pressed to the ground by the Qing army. The loss of several cities in the north had already cost the North thousands of soldiers and horses, but the battle damage inflicted by the Korean defenders on the Qing army was simply untouchable. The annihilation of more than 1,000 Qing troops on the Taedong River in one fell swoop was enough to stabilize the main battle faction, which was currently in danger of prestige in the domestic political arena of Korea, and regain the trust of King Yi Liang.

As for the coalition forces involved in this operation, they will not compete with the Koreans for the ownership of the war merits, they pay more attention to the long-term returns that can be obtained from the DPRK after the end of the war, and as for the war merits, since the Haihan people have no intention of fighting, there is no need for them to come forward.

Tom Wang's calm attitude towards this has a deeper intention, after all, Haihan also needs to raise a hand for the main fighting faction in North Korean politics at present, so as to get more logistical support from North Korea. Even if the North Koreans take this credit for themselves, the high-ranking officials who really know the inside story will still realize that their credit is provided by Haihan, and if they want to continue the victory, they must cooperate with the command of the coalition forces and meet the demands put forward by Haihan.

Different from the increasingly difficult supply situation of the Qing army, the entire south of the Taedong River can be regarded as the rear of the coalition army, and in order to be able to grasp the life-saving straw of the coalition army, the Korean government and the opposition also did their best to meet the logistics materials required by the coalition army. The southern regions of Gangwon-do, Gyeonggi-do, Chungcheong-do, Jeolla-dao, and Gyeongsang-do, which were not caught in the war, were all assigned the task of raising materials by the imperial court, and it can be said that the entire southern part of the Korean Peninsula has been operating for the preparation of the coalition forces for more than two months.

Although it is true that the North Koreans are not very efficient, and there are many inevitable delays caused by the bureaucracy, it is more than enough to provide material support for the coalition forces with half the country's strength. At least in terms of the supply of food, clothing, medicinal herbs, tents and other daily necessities, the coalition forces really can't find anything wrong at present. Hundreds of pigs, cattle, sheep, and other domestic animals are transported across the river to the base as food just as food every day, and this is only part of the supply to the army.

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For the DPRK, the confrontation on the Taedong River can be regarded as a long-awaited victory, even if the DPRK army is only carried out personnel transportation and surveillance tasks on the river by naval ships, and no one has landed on the three islands from beginning to end, and has not directly participated in the course of the battle, this will not prevent the civil and military officials on the front line of the Taedong River from receiving merit and rewarding them.

Since the beginning of the war, although the Korean army has also tried to resist the invasion of the Qing army in the north, it has basically had little success, and has been pressed to the ground by the Qing army. The loss of several cities in the north had already cost the North thousands of soldiers and horses, but the battle damage inflicted by the Korean defenders on the Qing army was simply untouchable. The annihilation of more than 1,000 Qing troops on the Taedong River in one fell swoop was enough to stabilize the main battle faction, which was currently in danger of prestige in the domestic political arena of Korea, and regain the trust of King Yi Liang.

As for the coalition forces involved in this operation, they will not compete with the Koreans for the ownership of the war merits, they pay more attention to the long-term returns that can be obtained from the DPRK after the end of the war, and as for the war merits, since the Haihan people have no intention of fighting, there is no need for them to come forward.

Tom Wang's calm attitude towards this has a deeper intention, after all, Haihan also needs to raise a hand for the main fighting faction in North Korean politics at present, so as to get more logistical support from North Korea. Even if the North Koreans take this credit for themselves, the high-ranking officials who really know the inside story will still realize that their credit is provided by Haihan, and if they want to continue the victory, they must cooperate with the command of the coalition forces and meet the demands put forward by Haihan.

Different from the increasingly difficult supply situation of the Qing army, the entire south of the Taedong River can be regarded as the rear of the coalition army, and in order to be able to grasp the life-saving straw of the coalition army, the Korean government and the opposition also did their best to meet the logistics materials required by the coalition army. The southern regions of Gangwon-do, Gyeonggi-do, Chungcheong-do, Jeolla-dao, and Gyeongsang-do, which were not caught in the war, were all assigned the task of raising materials by the imperial court, and it can be said that the entire southern part of the Korean Peninsula has been operating for the preparation of the coalition forces for more than two months.

Although it is true that the North Koreans are not very efficient, and there are many inevitable delays caused by the bureaucracy, it is more than enough to provide material support for the coalition forces with half the country's strength. At least in terms of the supply of food, clothing, medicinal herbs, tents and other daily necessities, the coalition forces really can't find anything wrong at present. Hundreds of pigs, cattle, sheep, and other domestic animals are transported across the river to the base as food just as food every day, and this is only part of the supply to the army. For the DPRK, the confrontation on the Taedong River can be regarded as a long-awaited victory, even if the DPRK army is only carried out personnel transportation and surveillance tasks on the river by naval ships, and no one has landed on the three islands from beginning to end, and has not directly participated in the course of the battle, this will not prevent the civil and military officials on the front line of the Taedong River from receiving merit and rewarding them.

Since the beginning of the war, although the Korean army has also tried to resist the invasion of the Qing army in the north, it has basically had little success, and has been pressed to the ground by the Qing army. The loss of several cities in the north had already cost the North thousands of soldiers and horses, but the battle damage inflicted by the Korean defenders on the Qing army was simply untouchable. The annihilation of more than 1,000 Qing troops on the Taedong River in one fell swoop was enough to stabilize the main battle faction, which was currently in danger of prestige in the domestic political arena of Korea, and regain the trust of King Yi Liang.

As for the coalition forces involved in this operation, they will not compete with the Koreans for the ownership of the war merits, they pay more attention to the long-term returns that can be obtained from the DPRK after the end of the war, and as for the war merits, since the Haihan people have no intention of fighting, there is no need for them to come forward.

Tom Wang's calm attitude towards this has a deeper intention, after all, Haihan also needs to raise a hand for the main fighting faction in North Korean politics at present, so as to get more logistical support from North Korea. Even if the North Koreans take this credit for themselves, the high-ranking officials who really know the inside story will still realize that their credit is provided by Haihan, and if they want to continue the victory, they must cooperate with the command of the coalition forces and meet the demands put forward by Haihan.

Different from the increasingly difficult supply situation of the Qing army, the entire south of the Taedong River can be regarded as the rear of the coalition army, and in order to be able to grasp the life-saving straw of the coalition army, the Korean government and the opposition also did their best to meet the logistics materials required by the coalition army. The southern regions of Gangwon-do, Gyeonggi-do, Chungcheong-do, Jeolla-dao, and Gyeongsang-do, which were not caught in the war, were all assigned the task of raising materials by the imperial court, and it can be said that the entire southern part of the Korean Peninsula has been operating for the preparation of the coalition forces for more than two months.

Although it is true that the North Koreans are not very efficient, and there are many inevitable delays caused by the bureaucracy, it is more than enough to provide material support for the coalition forces with half the country's strength. At least in terms of the supply of food, clothing, medicinal herbs, tents and other daily necessities, the coalition forces really can't find anything wrong at present. Hundreds of pigs, cattle, sheep, and other domestic animals are transported across the river to the base as food just as food every day, and this is only part of the supply to the army. For the DPRK, the confrontation on the Taedong River can be regarded as a long-awaited victory, even if the DPRK army is only carried out personnel transportation and surveillance tasks on the river by naval ships, and no one has landed on the three islands from beginning to end, and has not directly participated in the course of the battle, this will not prevent the civil and military officials on the front line of the Taedong River from receiving merit and rewarding them.

Since the beginning of the war, although the Korean army has also tried to resist the invasion of the Qing army in the north, it has basically had little success, and has been pressed to the ground by the Qing army. The loss of several cities in the north had already cost the North thousands of soldiers and horses, but the battle damage inflicted by the Korean defenders on the Qing army was simply untouchable. The annihilation of more than 1,000 Qing troops on the Taedong River in one fell swoop was enough to stabilize the main battle faction, which was currently in danger of prestige in the domestic political arena of Korea, and regain the trust of King Yi Liang.

As for the coalition forces involved in this operation, they will not compete with the Koreans for the ownership of the war merits, they pay more attention to the long-term returns that can be obtained from the DPRK after the end of the war, and as for the war merits, since the Haihan people have no intention of fighting, there is no need for them to come forward.

Tom Wang's calm attitude towards this has a deeper intention, after all, Haihan also needs to raise a hand for the main fighting faction in North Korean politics at present, so as to get more logistical support from North Korea. Even if the North Koreans take this credit for themselves, the high-ranking officials who really know the inside story will still realize that their credit is provided by Haihan, and if they want to continue the victory, they must cooperate with the command of the coalition forces and meet the demands put forward by Haihan.

Different from the increasingly difficult supply situation of the Qing army, the entire south of the Taedong River can be regarded as the rear of the coalition army, and in order to be able to grasp the life-saving straw of the coalition army, the Korean government and the opposition also did their best to meet the logistics materials required by the coalition army. The southern regions of Gangwon-do, Gyeonggi-do, Chungcheong-do, Jeolla-dao, and Gyeongsang-do, which were not caught in the war, were all assigned the task of raising materials by the imperial court, and it can be said that the entire southern part of the Korean Peninsula has been operating for the preparation of the coalition forces for more than two months.

Although it is true that the North Koreans are not very efficient, and there are many inevitable delays caused by the bureaucracy, it is more than enough to provide material support for the coalition forces with half the country's strength. At least in terms of the supply of food, clothing, medicinal herbs, tents and other daily necessities, the coalition forces really can't find anything wrong at present. Hundreds of pigs, cattle, sheep, and other domestic animals are transported across the river to the base as food just as food every day, and this is only part of the supply to the army. For the DPRK, the confrontation on the Taedong River can be regarded as a long-awaited victory, even if the DPRK army is only carried out personnel transportation and surveillance tasks on the river by naval ships, and no one has landed on the three islands from beginning to end, and has not directly participated in the course of the battle, this will not prevent the civil and military officials on the front line of the Taedong River from receiving merit and rewarding them.

Since the beginning of the war, although the Korean army has also tried to resist the invasion of the Qing army in the north, it has basically had little success, and has been pressed to the ground by the Qing army. The loss of several cities in the north had already cost the North thousands of soldiers and horses, but the battle damage inflicted by the Korean defenders on the Qing army was simply untouchable. The annihilation of more than 1,000 Qing troops on the Taedong River in one fell swoop was enough to stabilize the main battle faction, which was currently in danger of prestige in the domestic political arena of Korea, and regain the trust of King Yi Liang.

As for the coalition forces involved in this operation, they will not compete with the Koreans for the ownership of the war merits, they pay more attention to the long-term returns that can be obtained from the DPRK after the end of the war, and as for the war merits, since the Haihan people have no intention of fighting, there is no need for them to come forward.

Tom Wang's calm attitude towards this has a deeper intention, after all, Haihan also needs to raise a hand for the main fighting faction in North Korean politics at present, so as to get more logistical support from North Korea. Even if the North Koreans take this credit for themselves, the high-ranking officials who really know the inside story will still realize that their credit is provided by Haihan, and if they want to continue the victory, they must cooperate with the command of the coalition forces and meet the demands put forward by Haihan.

Different from the increasingly difficult supply situation of the Qing army, the entire south of the Taedong River can be regarded as the rear of the coalition army, and in order to be able to grasp the life-saving straw of the coalition army, the Korean government and the opposition also did their best to meet the logistics materials required by the coalition army. The southern regions of Gangwon-do, Gyeonggi-do, Chungcheong-do, Jeolla-dao, and Gyeongsang-do, which were not caught in the war, were all assigned the task of raising materials by the imperial court, and it can be said that the entire southern part of the Korean Peninsula has been operating for the preparation of the coalition forces for more than two months.

Although it is true that the North Koreans are not very efficient, and there are many inevitable delays caused by the bureaucracy, it is more than enough to provide material support for the coalition forces with half the country's strength. At least in terms of the supply of food, clothing, medicinal herbs, tents and other daily necessities, the coalition forces really can't find anything wrong at present. Hundreds of pigs, cattle, sheep, and other domestic animals are transported across the river to the base as food just as food every day, and this is only part of the supply to the army.

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