So in the afternoon of the same day, Li also appeared as a bystander at the scene of the arms deal. However, to his slight disappointment, there was no bargaining as he had expected, and the venue was set up at the shooting range of the garrison barracks, and the transaction process began with the inspection. As for the transaction price and purchase list of the two parties, as Shi Diwen announced in advance, it will not be announced in public.

On the one hand, this was done to facilitate Haihan to control the market price and supply of weapons and equipment, and on the other hand, to protect the personal interests of these Ming army leaders and prevent their strength from being exposed in broad daylight. In fact, if it weren't for the fact that Haihan provided a batch of spot goods this time, it is unlikely that these military leaders would have gathered on Zhoushan Island at the same time, because in the past, they all took the method of pre-ordering, and there was no need to rush over to buy them like this time.

It is worth mentioning that this batch of weapons and equipment supplied to the Ming army in Zhejiang was not produced by Haihan, but was obtained by Haihan after the occupation of Manila. These muskets and artillery made by the Spaniards locally are naturally not comparable with the equipment of the Haihan army, but for the Ming army, their performance is superior to the weapons produced by the Ordnance Bureau under the Qing Officials Department of the Ministry of Industry and the Staff Bureau under the jurisdiction of the Inner Government.

And the most important thing is that the price of this batch of second-hand weapons is much cheaper than that of the real Haihan, and there is no need to wait for the construction period, and you can pick up the goods immediately if you give the money. For some military leaders who are eager to buy arms for other purposes, this is definitely a worthwhile purchase.

In fact, a small part of the weapons and equipment seized in Manila also went to North Korea, but Li did not know the state of the arms trade between his country and Haihan, so this was the first time he had actually seen Spanish-style weapons.

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So in the afternoon of the same day, Li also appeared as a bystander at the scene of the arms deal. However, to his slight disappointment, there was no bargaining as he had expected, and the venue was set up at the shooting range of the garrison barracks, and the transaction process began with the inspection. As for the transaction price and purchase list of the two parties, as Shi Diwen announced in advance, it will not be announced in public.

On the one hand, this was done to facilitate Haihan to control the market price and supply of weapons and equipment, and on the other hand, to protect the personal interests of these Ming army leaders and prevent their strength from being exposed in broad daylight. In fact, if it weren't for the fact that Haihan provided a batch of spot goods this time, it is unlikely that these military leaders would have gathered on Zhoushan Island at the same time, because in the past, they all took the method of pre-ordering, and there was no need to rush over to buy them like this time.

It is worth mentioning that this batch of weapons and equipment supplied to the Ming army in Zhejiang was not produced by Haihan, but was obtained by Haihan after the occupation of Manila. These muskets and artillery made by the Spaniards locally are naturally not comparable with the equipment of the Haihan army, but for the Ming army, their performance is superior to the weapons produced by the Ordnance Bureau under the Qing Officials Department of the Ministry of Industry and the Staff Bureau under the jurisdiction of the Inner Government.

And the most important thing is that the price of this batch of second-hand weapons is much cheaper than that of the real Haihan, and there is no need to wait for the construction period, and you can pick up the goods immediately if you give the money. For some military leaders who are eager to buy arms for other purposes, this is definitely a worthwhile purchase.

In fact, a small part of the weapons and equipment seized in Manila also went to North Korea, but Li did not know the state of the arms trade between his country and Haihan, so this was the first time he had actually seen Spanish-style weapons. So in the afternoon of the same day, Li also appeared as a bystander at the scene of the arms deal. However, to his slight disappointment, there was no bargaining as he had expected, and the venue was set up at the shooting range of the garrison barracks, and the transaction process began with the inspection. As for the transaction price and purchase list of the two parties, as Shi Diwen announced in advance, it will not be announced in public.

On the one hand, this was done to facilitate Haihan to control the market price and supply of weapons and equipment, and on the other hand, to protect the personal interests of these Ming army leaders and prevent their strength from being exposed in broad daylight. In fact, if it weren't for the fact that Haihan provided a batch of spot goods this time, it is unlikely that these military leaders would have gathered on Zhoushan Island at the same time, because in the past, they all took the method of pre-ordering, and there was no need to rush over to buy them like this time.

It is worth mentioning that this batch of weapons and equipment supplied to the Ming army in Zhejiang was not produced by Haihan, but was obtained by Haihan after the occupation of Manila. These muskets and artillery made by the Spaniards locally are naturally not comparable with the equipment of the Haihan army, but for the Ming army, their performance is superior to the weapons produced by the Ordnance Bureau under the Qing Officials Department of the Ministry of Industry and the Staff Bureau under the jurisdiction of the Inner Government.

And the most important thing is that the price of this batch of second-hand weapons is much cheaper than that of the real Haihan, and there is no need to wait for the construction period, and you can pick up the goods immediately if you give the money. For some military leaders who are eager to buy arms for other purposes, this is definitely a worthwhile purchase.

In fact, a small part of the weapons and equipment seized in Manila also went to North Korea, but Li did not know the state of the arms trade between his country and Haihan, so this was the first time he had actually seen Spanish-style weapons. So in the afternoon of the same day, Li also appeared as a bystander at the scene of the arms deal. However, to his slight disappointment, there was no bargaining as he had expected, and the venue was set up at the shooting range of the garrison barracks, and the transaction process began with the inspection. As for the transaction price and purchase list of the two parties, as Shi Diwen announced in advance, it will not be announced in public.

On the one hand, this was done to facilitate Haihan to control the market price and supply of weapons and equipment, and on the other hand, to protect the personal interests of these Ming army leaders and prevent their strength from being exposed in broad daylight. In fact, if it weren't for the fact that Haihan provided a batch of spot goods this time, it is unlikely that these military leaders would have gathered on Zhoushan Island at the same time, because in the past, they all took the method of pre-ordering, and there was no need to rush over to buy them like this time.

It is worth mentioning that this batch of weapons and equipment supplied to the Ming army in Zhejiang was not produced by Haihan, but was obtained by Haihan after the occupation of Manila. These muskets and artillery made by the Spaniards locally are naturally not comparable with the equipment of the Haihan army, but for the Ming army, their performance is superior to the weapons produced by the Ordnance Bureau under the Qing Officials Department of the Ministry of Industry and the Staff Bureau under the jurisdiction of the Inner Government.

And the most important thing is that the price of this batch of second-hand weapons is much cheaper than that of the real Haihan, and there is no need to wait for the construction period, and you can pick up the goods immediately if you give the money. For some military leaders who are eager to buy arms for other purposes, this is definitely a worthwhile purchase.

In fact, a small part of the weapons and equipment seized in Manila also went to North Korea, but Li did not know the state of the arms trade between his country and Haihan, so this was the first time he had actually seen Spanish-style weapons. So in the afternoon of the same day, Li also appeared as a bystander at the scene of the arms deal. However, to his slight disappointment, there was no bargaining as he had expected, and the venue was set up at the shooting range of the garrison barracks, and the transaction process began with the inspection. As for the transaction price and purchase list of the two parties, as Shi Diwen announced in advance, it will not be announced in public.

On the one hand, this was done to facilitate Haihan to control the market price and supply of weapons and equipment, and on the other hand, to protect the personal interests of these Ming army leaders and prevent their strength from being exposed in broad daylight. In fact, if it weren't for the fact that Haihan provided a batch of spot goods this time, it is unlikely that these military leaders would have gathered on Zhoushan Island at the same time, because in the past, they all took the method of pre-ordering, and there was no need to rush over to buy them like this time.

It is worth mentioning that this batch of weapons and equipment supplied to the Ming army in Zhejiang was not produced by Haihan, but was obtained by Haihan after the occupation of Manila. These muskets and artillery made by the Spaniards locally are naturally not comparable with the equipment of the Haihan army, but for the Ming army, their performance is superior to the weapons produced by the Ordnance Bureau under the Qing Officials Department of the Ministry of Industry and the Staff Bureau under the jurisdiction of the Inner Government.

And the most important thing is that the price of this batch of second-hand weapons is much cheaper than that of the real Haihan, and there is no need to wait for the construction period, and you can pick up the goods immediately if you give the money. For some military leaders who are eager to buy arms for other purposes, this is definitely a worthwhile purchase.

In fact, a small part of the weapons and equipment seized in Manila also went to North Korea, but Li did not know the state of the arms trade between his country and Haihan, so this was the first time he had actually seen Spanish-style weapons. So in the afternoon of the same day, Li also appeared as a bystander at the scene of the arms deal. However, to his slight disappointment, there was no bargaining as he had expected, and the venue was set up at the shooting range of the garrison barracks, and the transaction process began with the inspection. As for the transaction price and purchase list of the two parties, as Shi Diwen announced in advance, it will not be announced in public.

On the one hand, this was done to facilitate Haihan to control the market price and supply of weapons and equipment, and on the other hand, to protect the personal interests of these Ming army leaders and prevent their strength from being exposed in broad daylight. In fact, if it weren't for the fact that Haihan provided a batch of spot goods this time, it is unlikely that these military leaders would have gathered on Zhoushan Island at the same time, because in the past, they all took the method of pre-ordering, and there was no need to rush over to buy them like this time.

It is worth mentioning that this batch of weapons and equipment supplied to the Ming army in Zhejiang was not produced by Haihan, but was obtained by Haihan after the occupation of Manila. These muskets and artillery made by the Spaniards locally are naturally not comparable with the equipment of the Haihan army, but for the Ming army, their performance is superior to the weapons produced by the Ordnance Bureau under the Qing Officials Department of the Ministry of Industry and the Staff Bureau under the jurisdiction of the Inner Government.

And the most important thing is that the price of this batch of second-hand weapons is much cheaper than that of the real Haihan, and there is no need to wait for the construction period, and you can pick up the goods immediately if you give the money. For some military leaders who are eager to buy arms for other purposes, this is definitely a worthwhile purchase.

In fact, a small part of the weapons and equipment seized in Manila also went to North Korea, but Li did not know the state of the arms trade between his country and Haihan, so this was the first time he had actually seen Spanish-style weapons. So in the afternoon of the same day, Li also appeared as a bystander at the scene of the arms deal. However, to his slight disappointment, there was no bargaining as he had expected, and the venue was set up at the shooting range of the garrison barracks, and the transaction process began with the inspection. As for the transaction price and purchase list of the two parties, as Shi Diwen announced in advance, it will not be announced in public.

On the one hand, this was done to facilitate Haihan to control the market price and supply of weapons and equipment, and on the other hand, to protect the personal interests of these Ming army leaders and prevent their strength from being exposed in broad daylight. In fact, if it weren't for the fact that Haihan provided a batch of spot goods this time, it is unlikely that these military leaders would have gathered on Zhoushan Island at the same time, because in the past, they all took the method of pre-ordering, and there was no need to rush over to buy them like this time.

It is worth mentioning that this batch of weapons and equipment supplied to the Ming army in Zhejiang was not produced by Haihan, but was obtained by Haihan after the occupation of Manila. These muskets and artillery made by the Spaniards locally are naturally not comparable with the equipment of the Haihan army, but for the Ming army, their performance is superior to the weapons produced by the Ordnance Bureau under the Qing Officials Department of the Ministry of Industry and the Staff Bureau under the jurisdiction of the Inner Government.

And the most important thing is that the price of this batch of second-hand weapons is much cheaper than that of the real Haihan, and there is no need to wait for the construction period, and you can pick up the goods immediately if you give the money. For some military leaders who are eager to buy arms for other purposes, this is definitely a worthwhile purchase.

In fact, a small part of the weapons and equipment seized in Manila also went to North Korea, but Li did not know the state of the arms trade between his country and Haihan, so this was the first time he had actually seen Spanish-style weapons. So in the afternoon of the same day, Li also appeared as a bystander at the scene of the arms deal. However, to his slight disappointment, there was no bargaining as he had expected, and the venue was set up at the shooting range of the garrison barracks, and the transaction process began with the inspection. As for the transaction price and purchase list of the two parties, as Shi Diwen announced in advance, it will not be announced in public.

On the one hand, this was done to facilitate Haihan to control the market price and supply of weapons and equipment, and on the other hand, to protect the personal interests of these Ming army leaders and prevent their strength from being exposed in broad daylight. In fact, if it weren't for the fact that Haihan provided a batch of spot goods this time, it is unlikely that these military leaders would have gathered on Zhoushan Island at the same time, because in the past, they all took the method of pre-ordering, and there was no need to rush over to buy them like this time.

It is worth mentioning that this batch of weapons and equipment supplied to the Ming army in Zhejiang was not produced by Haihan, but was obtained by Haihan after the occupation of Manila.