Focusing on the overall situation, this is the imperial court's entrustment to Fei Cexian. The territory captured by Haihan from the Ming Dynasty in the past few years has been impossible to return to the hands of the Ming Dynasty through negotiations, and this point of view has basically formed a consensus in the Ming court, and even Emperor Chongzhen does not intend to force anything on this. The tripartite negotiations in Liaodong made the Ming realize that if it were not for the Haihan army to contain the considerable Houjin soldiers and horses in Liaodong, then the Shanhaiguan direction would inevitably face great military pressure, and even the political position of Korea, a client state, would be loosened because of this. Although exchanging Liaodong land for military support from Haihan is also a move to quench thirst in the long run, compared to the rude and rude barbarians outside the Guan, at least the Haihan side is still civilized enough, and has always maintained a superficial friendliness towards the Ming Dynasty, and disputes and conflicts have the opportunity to be resolved through negotiations. As far as the current grim situation faced by the Ming Dynasty is concerned, Haihan is not the first enemy that the Ming needs to deal with, but a weapon that can be used temporarily.

One of the main tasks of the Ming envoys to Haihan was to ensure that Haihan's current position would not change significantly in the coming period, at least to buy enough time for the imperial court to maintain until the Ming had the ability to free up his hands to teach Houjin a severe lesson. If even this basic requirement cannot be fulfilled, then the envoy's work will definitely fail, let alone the serious consequences of offending Haihan.

Fei Cexian knew very well how important the task he was tasked with was to Daming, and even if he had to endure humiliation during this period, he had to do his best to complete the work. The first high-ranking Haihan official he saw after arriving in Haihan was so difficult to deal with, which also reminded Fei Cexian that he couldn't just think about how to make a fortune after coming to Haihan, his opponents were known for their shrewdness, and they should definitely not be underestimated. The more detailed, the more cautious we must be, and we must not let the opponent easily take the handle.

Although Qiu Yuan gave Fei Cexian a small dismount as soon as he met him, the reception banquet he arranged in the city was not ambiguous at all, and it was completely in accordance with the highest reception standards. The leading figures of the military, political, and business circles of Haikou City also attended, giving Fei Cexian enough face.

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Focusing on the overall situation, this is the imperial court's entrustment to Fei Cexian. The territory captured by Haihan from the Ming Dynasty in the past few years has been impossible to return to the hands of the Ming Dynasty through negotiations, and this point of view has basically formed a consensus in the Ming court, and even Emperor Chongzhen does not intend to force anything on this. The tripartite negotiations in Liaodong made the Ming realize that if it were not for the Haihan army to contain the considerable Houjin soldiers and horses in Liaodong, then the Shanhaiguan direction would inevitably face great military pressure, and even the political position of Korea, a client state, would be loosened because of this. Although exchanging Liaodong land for military support from Haihan is also a move to quench thirst in the long run, compared to the rude and rude barbarians outside the Guan, at least the Haihan side is still civilized enough, and has always maintained a superficial friendliness towards the Ming Dynasty, and disputes and conflicts have the opportunity to be resolved through negotiations. As far as the current grim situation faced by the Ming Dynasty is concerned, Haihan is not the first enemy that the Ming needs to deal with, but a weapon that can be used temporarily.

One of the main tasks of the Ming envoys to Haihan was to ensure that Haihan's current position would not change significantly in the coming period, at least to buy enough time for the imperial court to maintain until the Ming had the ability to free up his hands to teach Houjin a severe lesson. If even this basic requirement cannot be fulfilled, then the envoy's work will definitely fail, let alone the serious consequences of offending Haihan.

Fei Cexian knew very well how important the task he was tasked with was to Daming, and even if he had to endure humiliation during this period, he had to do his best to complete the work. The first high-ranking Haihan official he saw after arriving in Haihan was so difficult to deal with, which also reminded Fei Cexian that he couldn't just think about how to make a fortune after coming to Haihan, his opponents were known for their shrewdness, and they should definitely not be underestimated. The more detailed, the more cautious we must be, and we must not let the opponent easily take the handle.

Although Qiu Yuan gave Fei Cexian a small dismount as soon as he met him, the reception banquet he arranged in the city was not ambiguous at all, and it was completely in accordance with the highest reception standards. The leading figures of the military, political, and business circles of Haikou City also attended, giving Fei Cexian enough face. Focusing on the overall situation, this is the imperial court's entrustment to Fei Cexian. The territory captured by Haihan from the Ming Dynasty in the past few years has been impossible to return to the hands of the Ming Dynasty through negotiations, and this point of view has basically formed a consensus in the Ming court, and even Emperor Chongzhen does not intend to force anything on this. The tripartite negotiations in Liaodong made the Ming realize that if it were not for the Haihan army to contain the considerable Houjin soldiers and horses in Liaodong, then the Shanhaiguan direction would inevitably face great military pressure, and even the political position of Korea, a client state, would be loosened because of this. Although exchanging Liaodong land for military support from Haihan is also a move to quench thirst in the long run, compared to the rude and rude barbarians outside the Guan, at least the Haihan side is still civilized enough, and has always maintained a superficial friendliness towards the Ming Dynasty, and disputes and conflicts have the opportunity to be resolved through negotiations. As far as the current grim situation faced by the Ming Dynasty is concerned, Haihan is not the first enemy that the Ming needs to deal with, but a weapon that can be used temporarily.

One of the main tasks of the Ming envoys to Haihan was to ensure that Haihan's current position would not change significantly in the coming period, at least to buy enough time for the imperial court to maintain until the Ming had the ability to free up his hands to teach Houjin a severe lesson. If even this basic requirement cannot be fulfilled, then the envoy's work will definitely fail, let alone the serious consequences of offending Haihan.

Fei Cexian knew very well how important the task he was tasked with was to Daming, and even if he had to endure humiliation during this period, he had to do his best to complete the work. The first high-ranking Haihan official he saw after arriving in Haihan was so difficult to deal with, which also reminded Fei Cexian that he couldn't just think about how to make a fortune after coming to Haihan, his opponents were known for their shrewdness, and they should definitely not be underestimated. The more detailed, the more cautious we must be, and we must not let the opponent easily take the handle.

Although Qiu Yuan gave Fei Cexian a small dismount as soon as he met him, the reception banquet he arranged in the city was not ambiguous at all, and it was completely in accordance with the highest reception standards. The leading figures of the military, political, and business circles of Haikou City also attended, giving Fei Cexian enough face. Focusing on the overall situation, this is the imperial court's entrustment to Fei Cexian. The territory captured by Haihan from the Ming Dynasty in the past few years has been impossible to return to the hands of the Ming Dynasty through negotiations, and this point of view has basically formed a consensus in the Ming court, and even Emperor Chongzhen does not intend to force anything on this. The tripartite negotiations in Liaodong made the Ming realize that if it were not for the Haihan army to contain the considerable Houjin soldiers and horses in Liaodong, then the Shanhaiguan direction would inevitably face great military pressure, and even the political position of Korea, a client state, would be loosened because of this. Although exchanging Liaodong land for military support from Haihan is also a move to quench thirst in the long run, compared to the rude and rude barbarians outside the Guan, at least the Haihan side is still civilized enough, and has always maintained a superficial friendliness towards the Ming Dynasty, and disputes and conflicts have the opportunity to be resolved through negotiations. As far as the current grim situation faced by the Ming Dynasty is concerned, Haihan is not the first enemy that the Ming needs to deal with, but a weapon that can be used temporarily.

One of the main tasks of the Ming envoys to Haihan was to ensure that Haihan's current position would not change significantly in the coming period, at least to buy enough time for the imperial court to maintain until the Ming had the ability to free up his hands to teach Houjin a severe lesson. If even this basic requirement cannot be fulfilled, then the envoy's work will definitely fail, let alone the serious consequences of offending Haihan.

Fei Cexian knew very well how important the task he was tasked with was to Daming, and even if he had to endure humiliation during this period, he had to do his best to complete the work. The first high-ranking Haihan official he saw after arriving in Haihan was so difficult to deal with, which also reminded Fei Cexian that he couldn't just think about how to make a fortune after coming to Haihan, his opponents were known for their shrewdness, and they should definitely not be underestimated. The more detailed, the more cautious we must be, and we must not let the opponent easily take the handle.

Although Qiu Yuan gave Fei Cexian a small dismount as soon as he met him, the reception banquet he arranged in the city was not ambiguous at all, and it was completely in accordance with the highest reception standards. The leading figures of the military, political, and business circles of Haikou City also attended, giving Fei Cexian enough face. Focusing on the overall situation, this is the imperial court's entrustment to Fei Cexian. The territory captured by Haihan from the Ming Dynasty in the past few years has been impossible to return to the hands of the Ming Dynasty through negotiations, and this point of view has basically formed a consensus in the Ming court, and even Emperor Chongzhen does not intend to force anything on this. The tripartite negotiations in Liaodong made the Ming realize that if it were not for the Haihan army to contain the considerable Houjin soldiers and horses in Liaodong, then the Shanhaiguan direction would inevitably face great military pressure, and even the political position of Korea, a client state, would be loosened because of this. Although exchanging Liaodong land for military support from Haihan is also a move to quench thirst in the long run, compared to the rude and rude barbarians outside the Guan, at least the Haihan side is still civilized enough, and has always maintained a superficial friendliness towards the Ming Dynasty, and disputes and conflicts have the opportunity to be resolved through negotiations. As far as the current grim situation faced by the Ming Dynasty is concerned, Haihan is not the first enemy that the Ming needs to deal with, but a weapon that can be used temporarily.

One of the main tasks of the Ming envoys to Haihan was to ensure that Haihan's current position would not change significantly in the coming period, at least to buy enough time for the imperial court to maintain until the Ming had the ability to free up his hands to teach Houjin a severe lesson. If even this basic requirement cannot be fulfilled, then the envoy's work will definitely fail, let alone the serious consequences of offending Haihan.

Fei Cexian knew very well how important the task he was tasked with was to Daming, and even if he had to endure humiliation during this period, he had to do his best to complete the work. The first high-ranking Haihan official he saw after arriving in Haihan was so difficult to deal with, which also reminded Fei Cexian that he couldn't just think about how to make a fortune after coming to Haihan, his opponents were known for their shrewdness, and they should definitely not be underestimated. The more detailed, the more cautious we must be, and we must not let the opponent easily take the handle.

Although Qiu Yuan gave Fei Cexian a small dismount as soon as he met him, the reception banquet he arranged in the city was not ambiguous at all, and it was completely in accordance with the highest reception standards. The leading figures of the military, political, and business circles of Haikou City also attended, giving Fei Cexian enough face. Focusing on the overall situation, this is the imperial court's entrustment to Fei Cexian. The territory captured by Haihan from the Ming Dynasty in the past few years has been impossible to return to the hands of the Ming Dynasty through negotiations, and this point of view has basically formed a consensus in the Ming court, and even Emperor Chongzhen does not intend to force anything on this. The tripartite negotiations in Liaodong made the Ming realize that if it were not for the Haihan army to contain the considerable Houjin soldiers and horses in Liaodong, then the Shanhaiguan direction would inevitably face great military pressure, and even the political position of Korea, a client state, would be loosened because of this. Although exchanging Liaodong land for military support from Haihan is also a move to quench thirst in the long run, compared to the rude and rude barbarians outside the Guan, at least the Haihan side is still civilized enough, and has always maintained a superficial friendliness towards the Ming Dynasty, and disputes and conflicts have the opportunity to be resolved through negotiations. As far as the current grim situation faced by the Ming Dynasty is concerned, Haihan is not the first enemy that the Ming needs to deal with, but a weapon that can be used temporarily.

One of the main tasks of the Ming envoys to Haihan was to ensure that Haihan's current position would not change significantly in the coming period, at least to buy enough time for the imperial court to maintain until the Ming had the ability to free up his hands to teach Houjin a severe lesson. If even this basic requirement cannot be fulfilled, then the envoy's work will definitely fail, let alone the serious consequences of offending Haihan.

Fei Cexian knew very well how important the task he was tasked with was to Daming, and even if he had to endure humiliation during this period, he had to do his best to complete the work. The first high-ranking Haihan official he saw after arriving in Haihan was so difficult to deal with, which also reminded Fei Cexian that he couldn't just think about how to make a fortune after coming to Haihan, his opponents were known for their shrewdness, and they should definitely not be underestimated. The more detailed, the more cautious we must be, and we must not let the opponent easily take the handle.

Although Qiu Yuan gave Fei Cexian a small dismount as soon as he met him, the reception banquet he arranged in the city was not ambiguous at all, and it was completely in accordance with the highest reception standards. The leading figures of the military, political, and business circles of Haikou City also attended, giving Fei Cexian enough face.

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