Chapter 1912: Before Departure

As far as Li Wei is concerned, as long as the funding problem can be solved, everything else is easy to say. After going abroad, Li Wei came to the territory ruled by Haihan, and Li Wei had fully felt the gap between the economic development levels of the two countries, and the living conditions provided by Haihan on the way were even better than when he was in China. Although Li Wei really wants to complete this inspection trip at the moment, if he has to bear the cost of the inspection by himself, he will definitely not be able to come up with this unplanned fund.

Of course, Li Wei also understands that it is impossible for the shrewd Haihan people to pay these conditions in vain, and the other party takes the initiative to give him high-standard preferential treatment, which must be in order to get corresponding rewards in some aspect. As for what this kind of return is, although the Haihan side has never mentioned it, Li Wei knows that it must be related to his own identity - the Haihan people try their best to please themselves, and they should take a fancy to their qualifications to inherit the unification.

But it's not a big deal, Li Wei has been dealing with the Haihan people for a long time, and he also knows that their habit is to treat everything as a transaction, even if it is a country-to-state exchange. Haihan received the money before sending troops to aid North Korea to resist the Qing Dynasty, and now spending money to curry favor with himself, of course, is pinning his hopes on receiving a large enough return from North Korea in the future.

Territory, population or property, what is what Haihan wants to get from North Korea, or a bigger goal than this, in fact, Li Wei doesn't care too much. He cares more about what North Korea can learn from Haihan, or whether his country will be able to have more power in the future like other Haihan allies after paying the conditions that Haihan wants.

Fujian Xu can bypass the Ming court to decide on the stationing, establishment and appointment and dismissal of local troops, and a country like Annan, which is located in the South China Sea, has the ability to send troops to North Korea, which makes Li Wei very envious, and it seems that as long as he gets the support of Haihan, his rise is just around the corner.

At present, Li Wei does not have the luxury of sending troops overseas to conquer the Quartet, as long as he can make his country have the strength to resist the invasion of foreign enemies on its own, thank God. Of course, it would be best if it could be a little stronger and inflict military retaliation on the surrounding enemy countries, preferably by completely destroying them.

As for how to choose the destinations in the itinerary, Li Wei actually didn't have any ideas, if Li Xi wanted to introduce all the destinations discharged by Haihan now, it would inevitably take another day and a half. So he simply handed over the decision to Li Xi, at least Li Xi knew much more about it than himself.

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As far as Li Wei is concerned, as long as the funding problem can be solved, everything else is easy to say. After going abroad, Li Wei came to the territory ruled by Haihan, and Li Wei had fully felt the gap between the economic development levels of the two countries, and the living conditions provided by Haihan on the way were even better than when he was in China. Although Li Wei really wants to complete this inspection trip at the moment, if he has to bear the cost of the inspection by himself, he will definitely not be able to come up with this unplanned fund.

Of course, Li Wei also understands that it is impossible for the shrewd Haihan people to pay these conditions in vain, and the other party takes the initiative to give him high-standard preferential treatment, which must be in order to get corresponding rewards in some aspect. As for what this kind of return is, although the Haihan side has never mentioned it, Li Wei knows that it must be related to his own identity - the Haihan people try their best to please themselves, and they should take a fancy to their qualifications to inherit the unification.

But it's not a big deal, Li Wei has been dealing with the Haihan people for a long time, and he also knows that their habit is to treat everything as a transaction, even if it is a country-to-state exchange. Haihan received the money before sending troops to aid North Korea to resist the Qing Dynasty, and now spending money to curry favor with himself, of course, is pinning his hopes on receiving a large enough return from North Korea in the future.

Territory, population or property, what is what Haihan wants to get from North Korea, or a bigger goal than this, in fact, Li Wei doesn't care too much. He cares more about what North Korea can learn from Haihan, or whether his country will be able to have more power in the future like other Haihan allies after paying the conditions that Haihan wants.

Fujian Xu can bypass the Ming court to decide on the stationing, establishment and appointment and dismissal of local troops, and a country like Annan, which is located in the South China Sea, has the ability to send troops to North Korea, which makes Li Wei very envious, and it seems that as long as he gets the support of Haihan, his rise is just around the corner.

At present, Li Wei does not have the luxury of sending troops overseas to conquer the Quartet, as long as he can make his country have the strength to resist the invasion of foreign enemies on its own, thank God. Of course, it would be best if it could be a little stronger and inflict military retaliation on the surrounding enemy countries, preferably by completely destroying them.

As for how to choose the destinations in the itinerary, Li Wei actually didn't have any ideas, if Li Xi wanted to introduce all the destinations discharged by Haihan now, it would inevitably take another day and a half. So he simply handed over the decision to Li Xi, at least Li Xi knew much more about it than himself. As far as Li Wei is concerned, as long as the funding problem can be solved, everything else is easy to say. After going abroad, Li Wei came to the territory ruled by Haihan, and Li Wei had fully felt the gap between the economic development levels of the two countries, and the living conditions provided by Haihan on the way were even better than when he was in China. Although Li Wei really wants to complete this inspection trip at the moment, if he has to bear the cost of the inspection by himself, he will definitely not be able to come up with this unplanned fund.

Of course, Li Wei also understands that it is impossible for the shrewd Haihan people to pay these conditions in vain, and the other party takes the initiative to give him high-standard preferential treatment, which must be in order to get corresponding rewards in some aspect. As for what this kind of return is, although the Haihan side has never mentioned it, Li Wei knows that it must be related to his own identity - the Haihan people try their best to please themselves, and they should take a fancy to their qualifications to inherit the unification.

But it's not a big deal, Li Wei has been dealing with the Haihan people for a long time, and he also knows that their habit is to treat everything as a transaction, even if it is a country-to-state exchange. Haihan received the money before sending troops to aid North Korea to resist the Qing Dynasty, and now spending money to curry favor with himself, of course, is pinning his hopes on receiving a large enough return from North Korea in the future.

Territory, population or property, what is what Haihan wants to get from North Korea, or a bigger goal than this, in fact, Li Wei doesn't care too much. He cares more about what North Korea can learn from Haihan, or whether his country will be able to have more power in the future like other Haihan allies after paying the conditions that Haihan wants.

Fujian Xu can bypass the Ming court to decide on the stationing, establishment and appointment and dismissal of local troops, and a country like Annan, which is located in the South China Sea, has the ability to send troops to North Korea, which makes Li Wei very envious, and it seems that as long as he gets the support of Haihan, his rise is just around the corner.

At present, Li Wei does not have the luxury of sending troops overseas to conquer the Quartet, as long as he can make his country have the strength to resist the invasion of foreign enemies on its own, thank God. Of course, it would be best if it could be a little stronger and inflict military retaliation on the surrounding enemy countries, preferably by completely destroying them.

As for how to choose the destinations in the itinerary, Li Wei actually didn't have any ideas, if Li Xi wanted to introduce all the destinations discharged by Haihan now, it would inevitably take another day and a half. So he simply handed over the decision to Li Xi, at least Li Xi knew much more about it than himself. As far as Li Wei is concerned, as long as the funding problem can be solved, everything else is easy to say. After going abroad, Li Wei came to the territory ruled by Haihan, and Li Wei had fully felt the gap between the economic development levels of the two countries, and the living conditions provided by Haihan on the way were even better than when he was in China. Although Li Wei really wants to complete this inspection trip at the moment, if he has to bear the cost of the inspection by himself, he will definitely not be able to come up with this unplanned fund.

Of course, Li Wei also understands that it is impossible for the shrewd Haihan people to pay these conditions in vain, and the other party takes the initiative to give him high-standard preferential treatment, which must be in order to get corresponding rewards in some aspect. As for what this kind of return is, although the Haihan side has never mentioned it, Li Wei knows that it must be related to his own identity - the Haihan people try their best to please themselves, and they should take a fancy to their qualifications to inherit the unification.

But it's not a big deal, Li Wei has been dealing with the Haihan people for a long time, and he also knows that their habit is to treat everything as a transaction, even if it is a country-to-state exchange. Haihan received the money before sending troops to aid North Korea to resist the Qing Dynasty, and now spending money to curry favor with himself, of course, is pinning his hopes on receiving a large enough return from North Korea in the future.

Territory, population or property, what is what Haihan wants to get from North Korea, or a bigger goal than this, in fact, Li Wei doesn't care too much. He cares more about what North Korea can learn from Haihan, or whether his country will be able to have more power in the future like other Haihan allies after paying the conditions that Haihan wants.

Fujian Xu can bypass the Ming court to decide on the stationing, establishment and appointment and dismissal of local troops, and a country like Annan, which is located in the South China Sea, has the ability to send troops to North Korea, which makes Li Wei very envious, and it seems that as long as he gets the support of Haihan, his rise is just around the corner.

At present, Li Wei does not have the luxury of sending troops overseas to conquer the Quartet, as long as he can make his country have the strength to resist the invasion of foreign enemies on its own, thank God. Of course, it would be best if it could be a little stronger and inflict military retaliation on the surrounding enemy countries, preferably by completely destroying them.

As for how to choose the destinations in the itinerary, Li Wei actually didn't have any ideas, if Li Xi wanted to introduce all the destinations discharged by Haihan now, it would inevitably take another day and a half. So he simply handed over the decision to Li Xi, at least Li Xi knew much more about it than himself. As far as Li Wei is concerned, as long as the funding problem can be solved, everything else is easy to say. After going abroad, Li Wei came to the territory ruled by Haihan, and Li Wei had fully felt the gap between the economic development levels of the two countries, and the living conditions provided by Haihan on the way were even better than when he was in China. Although Li Wei really wants to complete this inspection trip at the moment, if he has to bear the cost of the inspection by himself, he will definitely not be able to come up with this unplanned fund.

Of course, Li Wei also understands that it is impossible for the shrewd Haihan people to pay these conditions in vain, and the other party takes the initiative to give him high-standard preferential treatment, which must be in order to get corresponding rewards in some aspect. As for what this kind of return is, although the Haihan side has never mentioned it, Li Wei knows that it must be related to his own identity - the Haihan people try their best to please themselves, and they should take a fancy to their qualifications to inherit the unification.

But it's not a big deal, Li Wei has been dealing with the Haihan people for a long time, and he also knows that their habit is to treat everything as a transaction, even if it is a country-to-state exchange. Haihan received the money before sending troops to aid North Korea to resist the Qing Dynasty, and now spending money to curry favor with himself, of course, is pinning his hopes on receiving a large enough return from North Korea in the future.

Territory, population or property, what is what Haihan wants to get from North Korea, or a bigger goal than this, in fact, Li Wei doesn't care too much. He cares more about what North Korea can learn from Haihan, or whether his country will be able to have more power in the future like other Haihan allies after paying the conditions that Haihan wants.

Fujian Xu can bypass the Ming court to decide on the stationing, establishment and appointment and dismissal of local troops, and a country like Annan, which is located in the South China Sea, has the ability to send troops to North Korea, which makes Li Wei very envious, and it seems that as long as he gets the support of Haihan, his rise is just around the corner.

At present, Li Wei does not have the luxury of sending troops overseas to conquer the Quartet, as long as he can make his country have the strength to resist the invasion of foreign enemies on its own, thank God. Of course, it would be best if it could be a little stronger and inflict military retaliation on the surrounding enemy countries, preferably by completely destroying them.

As for how to choose the destinations in the itinerary, Li Wei actually didn't have any ideas, if Li Xi wanted to introduce all the destinations discharged by Haihan now, it would inevitably take another day and a half. So he simply handed over the decision to Li Xi, at least Li Xi knew much more about it than himself.

(End of chapter)