Located in the northwest of the Korean Peninsula, the Taedong River has many tributaries and a basin area of 20,000 square kilometers, making it the fifth largest river in the Korean Peninsula. The 100-mile channel near its mouth of the sea can smoothly pass through large ships with a displacement of about 4,000 tons. Tom Wang chose this place as the base port for the navy in North Korea, in part because of the hydrological conditions.

However, in this era, there were no large population settlements near the mouth of the Taedong River that could supply a large number of laborers needed for the port project, and the nearest city of Pyongyang was more than 80 miles away in a straight line, and Wang Tom and Qian Tiandun also had reservations about using Korean people, after all, this was a military base, and it was impossible to say that the Koreans did not take the opportunity to mix sand into it and send spies. Therefore, for the construction of some key facilities, Wang Tom and others still hope to let their own people do it, such as the Han people who came back from Liaodong.

Although these laborers may not be able to pledge allegiance to Haihan at this stage, they can be relocated to other places after the completion of the project, and they do not have to worry too much about leaking military secrets, which is far more reliable in the eyes of the generals than the use of a large number of Korean people. However, at present, the source of the population is limited, and it can only rely mainly on the looting operations of the Portuguese in Haihan in Liaodong to collect Luohan refugees, so although the local area has been nominally started, in fact there are only about 1,000 people, far from meeting the requirements of the project plan. Fortunately, the Haihan generals had already taken this into account and specially transferred an expert from the army to serve as a supervisor.

Takahashi never imagined that one day he would return to the construction site as an overseer, even though he knew in his heart that this was just a temporary errand, but it still gave him the illusion of dreaming back ten years ago, and he couldn't help but think of the days when he was a foreman in the Haihan Forced Labor Camp.

Takahashi Nan was able to make a name for himself as a prisoner of war in Haihan because he met two nobles successively, one was Qian Tiandun, who made him willing to be loyal all his life, and the other was Ren Liang, who gave him a chance to stand out in the hard labor camp. And it was precisely because of his excellent performance as a foreman in the hard labor camp that he was recommended by Ren Liang to join the army and got a better opportunity in the army.

However, for Takahashi, those not-so-good days in the hard labor camp were really not pleasant memories, and if it weren't for the overseer errand this time, he would almost have forgotten that time. Of course, since this errand is a task given to him by Qian Tiandun, he will definitely not slack off in the slightest because of these personal reasons.

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Located in the northwest of the Korean Peninsula, the Taedong River has many tributaries and a basin area of 20,000 square kilometers, making it the fifth largest river in the Korean Peninsula. The 100-mile channel near its mouth of the sea can smoothly pass through large ships with a displacement of about 4,000 tons. Tom Wang chose this place as the base port for the navy in North Korea, in part because of the hydrological conditions.

However, in this era, there were no large population settlements near the mouth of the Taedong River that could supply a large number of laborers needed for the port project, and the nearest city of Pyongyang was more than 80 miles away in a straight line, and Wang Tom and Qian Tiandun also had reservations about using Korean people, after all, this was a military base, and it was impossible to say that the Koreans did not take the opportunity to mix sand into it and send spies. Therefore, for the construction of some key facilities, Wang Tom and others still hope to let their own people do it, such as the Han people who came back from Liaodong.

Although these laborers may not be able to pledge allegiance to Haihan at this stage, they can be relocated to other places after the completion of the project, and they do not have to worry too much about leaking military secrets, which is far more reliable in the eyes of the generals than the use of a large number of Korean people. However, at present, the source of the population is limited, and it can only rely mainly on the looting operations of the Portuguese in Haihan in Liaodong to collect Luohan refugees, so although the local area has been nominally started, in fact there are only about 1,000 people, far from meeting the requirements of the project plan. Fortunately, the Haihan generals had already taken this into account and specially transferred an expert from the army to serve as a supervisor.

Takahashi never imagined that one day he would return to the construction site as an overseer, even though he knew in his heart that this was just a temporary errand, but it still gave him the illusion of dreaming back ten years ago, and he couldn't help but think of the days when he was a foreman in the Haihan Forced Labor Camp.

Takahashi Nan was able to make a name for himself as a prisoner of war in Haihan because he met two nobles successively, one was Qian Tiandun, who made him willing to be loyal all his life, and the other was Ren Liang, who gave him a chance to stand out in the hard labor camp. And it was precisely because of his excellent performance as a foreman in the hard labor camp that he was recommended by Ren Liang to join the army and got a better opportunity in the army.

However, for Takahashi, those not-so-good days in the hard labor camp were really not pleasant memories, and if it weren't for the overseer errand this time, he would almost have forgotten that time. Of course, since this errand is a task given to him by Qian Tiandun, he will definitely not slack off in the slightest because of these personal reasons. Located in the northwest of the Korean Peninsula, the Taedong River has many tributaries and a basin area of 20,000 square kilometers, making it the fifth largest river in the Korean Peninsula. The 100-mile channel near its mouth of the sea can smoothly pass through large ships with a displacement of about 4,000 tons. Tom Wang chose this place as the base port for the navy in North Korea, in part because of the hydrological conditions.

However, in this era, there were no large population settlements near the mouth of the Taedong River that could supply a large number of laborers needed for the port project, and the nearest city of Pyongyang was more than 80 miles away in a straight line, and Wang Tom and Qian Tiandun also had reservations about using Korean people, after all, this was a military base, and it was impossible to say that the Koreans did not take the opportunity to mix sand into it and send spies. Therefore, for the construction of some key facilities, Wang Tom and others still hope to let their own people do it, such as the Han people who came back from Liaodong.

Although these laborers may not be able to pledge allegiance to Haihan at this stage, they can be relocated to other places after the completion of the project, and they do not have to worry too much about leaking military secrets, which is far more reliable in the eyes of the generals than the use of a large number of Korean people. However, at present, the source of the population is limited, and it can only rely mainly on the looting operations of the Portuguese in Haihan in Liaodong to collect Luohan refugees, so although the local area has been nominally started, in fact there are only about 1,000 people, far from meeting the requirements of the project plan. Fortunately, the Haihan generals had already taken this into account and specially transferred an expert from the army to serve as a supervisor.

Takahashi never imagined that one day he would return to the construction site as an overseer, even though he knew in his heart that this was just a temporary errand, but it still gave him the illusion of dreaming back ten years ago, and he couldn't help but think of the days when he was a foreman in the Haihan Forced Labor Camp.

Takahashi Nan was able to make a name for himself as a prisoner of war in Haihan because he met two nobles successively, one was Qian Tiandun, who made him willing to be loyal all his life, and the other was Ren Liang, who gave him a chance to stand out in the hard labor camp. And it was precisely because of his excellent performance as a foreman in the hard labor camp that he was recommended by Ren Liang to join the army and got a better opportunity in the army.

However, for Takahashi, those not-so-good days in the hard labor camp were really not pleasant memories, and if it weren't for the overseer errand this time, he would almost have forgotten that time. Of course, since this errand is a task given to him by Qian Tiandun, he will definitely not slack off in the slightest because of these personal reasons. Located in the northwest of the Korean Peninsula, the Taedong River has many tributaries and a basin area of 20,000 square kilometers, making it the fifth largest river in the Korean Peninsula. The 100-mile channel near its mouth of the sea can smoothly pass through large ships with a displacement of about 4,000 tons. Tom Wang chose this place as the base port for the navy in North Korea, in part because of the hydrological conditions.

However, in this era, there were no large population settlements near the mouth of the Taedong River that could supply a large number of laborers needed for the port project, and the nearest city of Pyongyang was more than 80 miles away in a straight line, and Wang Tom and Qian Tiandun also had reservations about using Korean people, after all, this was a military base, and it was impossible to say that the Koreans did not take the opportunity to mix sand into it and send spies. Therefore, for the construction of some key facilities, Wang Tom and others still hope to let their own people do it, such as the Han people who came back from Liaodong.

Although these laborers may not be able to pledge allegiance to Haihan at this stage, they can be relocated to other places after the completion of the project, and they do not have to worry too much about leaking military secrets, which is far more reliable in the eyes of the generals than the use of a large number of Korean people. However, at present, the source of the population is limited, and it can only rely mainly on the looting operations of the Portuguese in Haihan in Liaodong to collect Luohan refugees, so although the local area has been nominally started, in fact there are only about 1,000 people, far from meeting the requirements of the project plan. Fortunately, the Haihan generals had already taken this into account and specially transferred an expert from the army to serve as a supervisor.

Takahashi never imagined that one day he would return to the construction site as an overseer, even though he knew in his heart that this was just a temporary errand, but it still gave him the illusion of dreaming back ten years ago, and he couldn't help but think of the days when he was a foreman in the Haihan Forced Labor Camp.

Takahashi Nan was able to make a name for himself as a prisoner of war in Haihan because he met two nobles successively, one was Qian Tiandun, who made him willing to be loyal all his life, and the other was Ren Liang, who gave him a chance to stand out in the hard labor camp. And it was precisely because of his excellent performance as a foreman in the hard labor camp that he was recommended by Ren Liang to join the army and got a better opportunity in the army.

However, for Takahashi, those not-so-good days in the hard labor camp were really not pleasant memories, and if it weren't for the overseer errand this time, he would almost have forgotten that time. Of course, since this errand is a task given to him by Qian Tiandun, he will definitely not slack off in the slightest because of these personal reasons. Located in the northwest of the Korean Peninsula, the Taedong River has many tributaries and a basin area of 20,000 square kilometers, making it the fifth largest river in the Korean Peninsula. The 100-mile channel near its mouth of the sea can smoothly pass through large ships with a displacement of about 4,000 tons. Tom Wang chose this place as the base port for the navy in North Korea, in part because of the hydrological conditions.

However, in this era, there were no large population settlements near the mouth of the Taedong River that could supply a large number of laborers needed for the port project, and the nearest city of Pyongyang was more than 80 miles away in a straight line, and Wang Tom and Qian Tiandun also had reservations about using Korean people, after all, this was a military base, and it was impossible to say that the Koreans did not take the opportunity to mix sand into it and send spies. Therefore, for the construction of some key facilities, Wang Tom and others still hope to let their own people do it, such as the Han people who came back from Liaodong.

Although these laborers may not be able to pledge allegiance to Haihan at this stage, they can be relocated to other places after the completion of the project, and they do not have to worry too much about leaking military secrets, which is far more reliable in the eyes of the generals than the use of a large number of Korean people. However, at present, the source of the population is limited, and it can only rely mainly on the looting operations of the Portuguese in Haihan in Liaodong to collect Luohan refugees, so although the local area has been nominally started, in fact there are only about 1,000 people, far from meeting the requirements of the project plan. Fortunately, the Haihan generals had already taken this into account and specially transferred an expert from the army to serve as a supervisor.

Takahashi never imagined that one day he would return to the construction site as an overseer, even though he knew in his heart that this was just a temporary errand, but it still gave him the illusion of dreaming back ten years ago, and he couldn't help but think of the days when he was a foreman in the Haihan Forced Labor Camp.

Takahashi Nan was able to make a name for himself as a prisoner of war in Haihan because he met two nobles successively, one was Qian Tiandun, who made him willing to be loyal all his life, and the other was Ren Liang, who gave him a chance to stand out in the hard labor camp. And it was precisely because of his excellent performance as a foreman in the hard labor camp that he was recommended by Ren Liang to join the army and got a better opportunity in the army.

However, for Takahashi, those not-so-good days in the hard labor camp were really not pleasant memories, and if it weren't for the overseer errand this time, he would almost have forgotten that time.