When the Haihan army conquered the city of Manila, in fact, the Spanish immigrants who had a little way had already fled the city to escape the war, and almost all of the civilians who were forced to stay in the city were ordinary people with no background. However, there are also advantages and disadvantages to this situation, the advantage is that most of these civilians do not dare to cause trouble, so they can only stay at home according to the requirements of the new master and accept house-to-house inspections, and the security pressure faced by the Haihan army will not be so great. The disadvantage is that the oil and water that can be scavenged from them will be very limited, and most of the wealth in the city has been taken away by the nobles and wealthy merchants who have fled, and most of the real estate left in the city is only real estate such as houses, which will naturally make the military feel very disappointed.

Of course, this is also directly related to the tactics adopted by the Haihan army during the siege of the city, in order to break the morale of the defenders and the people in the city, a special escape route to the north was set aside. Although this successfully reduced the resistance encountered by the Haihan army during the siege and avoided unnecessary combat casualties, it also allowed a large amount of wealth in the city to be lost through this escape route. It's not so easy to get the money back.

The military had an estimate of the immediate benefits after the war when it drew up the battle plan, but if you didn't count the windfall that Ran Tianlu received from Father Blanco and the proceeds from the resale of captured weapons of the defenders, it was still far from the pre-war estimate. The command even held a special meeting for this purpose to discuss how to get back the rich people who had fled to the north bank of the Bashi River as soon as possible - even if they could not be caught, they had to bring their money back.

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When the Haihan army conquered the city of Manila, in fact, the Spanish immigrants who had a little way had already fled the city to escape the war, and almost all of the civilians who were forced to stay in the city were ordinary people with no background. However, there are also advantages and disadvantages to this situation, the advantage is that most of these civilians do not dare to cause trouble, so they can only stay at home according to the requirements of the new master and accept house-to-house inspections, and the security pressure faced by the Haihan army will not be so great. The disadvantage is that the oil and water that can be scavenged from them will be very limited, and most of the wealth in the city has been taken away by the nobles and wealthy merchants who have fled, and most of the real estate left in the city is only real estate such as houses, which will naturally make the military feel very disappointed.

Of course, this is also directly related to the tactics adopted by the Haihan army during the siege of the city, in order to break the morale of the defenders and the people in the city, a special escape route to the north was set aside. Although this successfully reduced the resistance encountered by the Haihan army during the siege and avoided unnecessary combat casualties, it also allowed a large amount of wealth in the city to be lost through this escape route. It's not so easy to get the money back.

The military had an estimate of the immediate benefits after the war when it drew up the battle plan, but if you didn't count the windfall that Ran Tianlu received from Father Blanco and the proceeds from the resale of captured weapons of the defenders, it was still far from the pre-war estimate. The command even held a special meeting for this purpose to discuss how to get back the rich people who had fled to the north bank of the Bashi River as soon as possible - even if they could not be caught, they had to bring their money back. When the Haihan army conquered the city of Manila, in fact, the Spanish immigrants who had a little way had already fled the city to escape the war, and almost all of the civilians who were forced to stay in the city were ordinary people with no background. However, there are also advantages and disadvantages to this situation, the advantage is that most of these civilians do not dare to cause trouble, so they can only stay at home according to the requirements of the new master and accept house-to-house inspections, and the security pressure faced by the Haihan army will not be so great. The disadvantage is that the oil and water that can be scavenged from them will be very limited, and most of the wealth in the city has been taken away by the nobles and wealthy merchants who have fled, and most of the real estate left in the city is only real estate such as houses, which will naturally make the military feel very disappointed.

Of course, this is also directly related to the tactics adopted by the Haihan army during the siege of the city, in order to break the morale of the defenders and the people in the city, a special escape route to the north was set aside. Although this successfully reduced the resistance encountered by the Haihan army during the siege and avoided unnecessary combat casualties, it also allowed a large amount of wealth in the city to be lost through this escape route. It's not so easy to get the money back.

The military had an estimate of the immediate benefits after the war when it drew up the battle plan, but if you didn't count the windfall that Ran Tianlu received from Father Blanco and the proceeds from the resale of captured weapons of the defenders, it was still far from the pre-war estimate. The command even held a special meeting for this purpose to discuss how to get back the rich people who had fled to the north bank of the Bashi River as soon as possible - even if they could not be caught, they had to bring their money back. When the Haihan army conquered the city of Manila, in fact, the Spanish immigrants who had a little way had already fled the city to escape the war, and almost all of the civilians who were forced to stay in the city were ordinary people with no background. However, there are also advantages and disadvantages to this situation, the advantage is that most of these civilians do not dare to cause trouble, so they can only stay at home according to the requirements of the new master and accept house-to-house inspections, and the security pressure faced by the Haihan army will not be so great. The disadvantage is that the oil and water that can be scavenged from them will be very limited, and most of the wealth in the city has been taken away by the nobles and wealthy merchants who have fled, and most of the real estate left in the city is only real estate such as houses, which will naturally make the military feel very disappointed.

Of course, this is also directly related to the tactics adopted by the Haihan army during the siege of the city, in order to break the morale of the defenders and the people in the city, a special escape route to the north was set aside. Although this successfully reduced the resistance encountered by the Haihan army during the siege and avoided unnecessary combat casualties, it also allowed a large amount of wealth in the city to be lost through this escape route. It's not so easy to get the money back.

The military had an estimate of the immediate benefits after the war when it drew up the battle plan, but if you didn't count the windfall that Ran Tianlu received from Father Blanco and the proceeds from the resale of captured weapons of the defenders, it was still far from the pre-war estimate. The command even held a special meeting for this purpose to discuss how to get back the rich people who had fled to the north bank of the Bashi River as soon as possible - even if they could not be caught, they had to bring their money back. When the Haihan army conquered the city of Manila, in fact, the Spanish immigrants who had a little way had already fled the city to escape the war, and almost all of the civilians who were forced to stay in the city were ordinary people with no background. However, there are also advantages and disadvantages to this situation, the advantage is that most of these civilians do not dare to cause trouble, so they can only stay at home according to the requirements of the new master and accept house-to-house inspections, and the security pressure faced by the Haihan army will not be so great. The disadvantage is that the oil and water that can be scavenged from them will be very limited, and most of the wealth in the city has been taken away by the nobles and wealthy merchants who have fled, and most of the real estate left in the city is only real estate such as houses, which will naturally make the military feel very disappointed.

Of course, this is also directly related to the tactics adopted by the Haihan army during the siege of the city, in order to break the morale of the defenders and the people in the city, a special escape route to the north was set aside. Although this successfully reduced the resistance encountered by the Haihan army during the siege and avoided unnecessary combat casualties, it also allowed a large amount of wealth in the city to be lost through this escape route. It's not so easy to get the money back.

The military had an estimate of the immediate benefits after the war when it drew up the battle plan, but if you didn't count the windfall that Ran Tianlu received from Father Blanco and the proceeds from the resale of captured weapons of the defenders, it was still far from the pre-war estimate. The command even held a special meeting for this purpose to discuss how to get back the rich people who had fled to the north bank of the Bashi River as soon as possible - even if they could not be caught, they had to bring their money back. When the Haihan army conquered the city of Manila, in fact, the Spanish immigrants who had a little way had already fled the city to escape the war, and almost all of the civilians who were forced to stay in the city were ordinary people with no background. However, there are also advantages and disadvantages to this situation, the advantage is that most of these civilians do not dare to cause trouble, so they can only stay at home according to the requirements of the new master and accept house-to-house inspections, and the security pressure faced by the Haihan army will not be so great. The disadvantage is that the oil and water that can be scavenged from them will be very limited, and most of the wealth in the city has been taken away by the nobles and wealthy merchants who have fled, and most of the real estate left in the city is only real estate such as houses, which will naturally make the military feel very disappointed.

Of course, this is also directly related to the tactics adopted by the Haihan army during the siege of the city, in order to break the morale of the defenders and the people in the city, a special escape route to the north was set aside. Although this successfully reduced the resistance encountered by the Haihan army during the siege and avoided unnecessary combat casualties, it also allowed a large amount of wealth in the city to be lost through this escape route. It's not so easy to get the money back.

The military had an estimate of the immediate benefits after the war when it drew up the battle plan, but if you didn't count the windfall that Ran Tianlu received from Father Blanco and the proceeds from the resale of captured weapons of the defenders, it was still far from the pre-war estimate. The command even held a special meeting for this purpose to discuss how to get back the rich people who had fled to the north bank of the Bashi River as soon as possible - even if they could not be caught, they had to bring their money back. When the Haihan army conquered the city of Manila, in fact, the Spanish immigrants who had a little way had already fled the city to escape the war, and almost all of the civilians who were forced to stay in the city were ordinary people with no background. However, there are also advantages and disadvantages to this situation, the advantage is that most of these civilians do not dare to cause trouble, so they can only stay at home according to the requirements of the new master and accept house-to-house inspections, and the security pressure faced by the Haihan army will not be so great. The disadvantage is that the oil and water that can be scavenged from them will be very limited, and most of the wealth in the city has been taken away by the nobles and wealthy merchants who have fled, and most of the real estate left in the city is only real estate such as houses, which will naturally make the military feel very disappointed.

Of course, this is also directly related to the tactics adopted by the Haihan army during the siege of the city, in order to break the morale of the defenders and the people in the city, a special escape route to the north was set aside. Although this successfully reduced the resistance encountered by the Haihan army during the siege and avoided unnecessary combat casualties, it also allowed a large amount of wealth in the city to be lost through this escape route. It's not so easy to get the money back.

The military had an estimate of the immediate benefits after the war when it drew up the battle plan, but if you didn't count the windfall that Ran Tianlu received from Father Blanco and the proceeds from the resale of captured weapons of the defenders, it was still far from the pre-war estimate. The command even held a special meeting for this purpose to discuss how to get back the rich people who had fled to the north bank of the Bashi River as soon as possible - even if they could not be caught, they had to bring their money back. When the Haihan army conquered the city of Manila, in fact, the Spanish immigrants who had a little way had already fled the city to escape the war, and almost all of the civilians who were forced to stay in the city were ordinary people with no background. However, there are also advantages and disadvantages to this situation, the advantage is that most of these civilians do not dare to cause trouble, so they can only stay at home according to the requirements of the new master and accept house-to-house inspections, and the security pressure faced by the Haihan army will not be so great. The disadvantage is that the oil and water that can be scavenged from them will be very limited, and most of the wealth in the city has been taken away by the nobles and wealthy merchants who have fled, and most of the real estate left in the city is only real estate such as houses, which will naturally make the military feel very disappointed.

Of course, this is also directly related to the tactics adopted by the Haihan army during the siege of the city, in order to break the morale of the defenders and the people in the city, a special escape route to the north was set aside. Although this successfully reduced the resistance encountered by the Haihan army during the siege and avoided unnecessary combat casualties, it also allowed a large amount of wealth in the city to be lost through this escape route. It's not so easy to get the money back.

The military had an estimate of the immediate benefits after the war when it drew up the battle plan, but if you didn't count the windfall that Ran Tianlu received from Father Blanco and the proceeds from the resale of captured weapons of the defenders, it was still far from the pre-war estimate. The command even held a special meeting for this purpose to discuss how to get back the rich people who had fled to the north bank of the Bashi River as soon as possible - even if they could not be caught, they had to bring their money back.

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