Although Tom knew a little Spanish and could barely carry out daily conversations, in order to facilitate communication, he called Simão, a Portuguese officer who could speak Chinese and Spanish, as an interpreter.

In today's combat operation, Simão also went out with the Haihan Navy, and after the "San Diego" was beaten out of power, he was the one who shouted to the ship in Spanish with a tin horn. The capture of the commander of the Manila fleet in this operation was a remarkable achievement for Simão, who felt honored to have only helped to persuade him to surrender and take prisoners in the process. When he returns to China in the future, this record will be enough for him to brag about for a long time. Of course, if he could really break through Manila and expel the Spaniards from the city, it would probably be enough for him to blow it for a lifetime.

Being able to appear proudly in front of a high-ranking Spanish officer like Juan has greatly satisfied Simão's vanity, but there are also senior generals from Haihan present, and Simão does not dare to steal the limelight too much, and honestly acts as a translator.

Tom Wang and Yan Chujie's questions were very straightforward, they needed to know the state of military deployment in Manila and whether there was any possibility of persuading the defenders to surrender. If Juan was willing to cooperate with Haihan, he would not only be free after the war, but he would also be able to choose whether or not to leave Manila – if he did not want to return to China for fear of responsibility, Haihan could also arrange his future life in the Far East.

Of course, if Juan makes up his mind not to cooperate with Haihan and must resist to the end, then the rest of his life may not be too easy in the future. Wang Tom told him bluntly that considering his status and decency, Haihan would not torture him and did not intend to execute him, but would send him to some undisclosed island in the South China Sea to work as a coolie, and there might be no chance of his release in the future.

"Even if you are lucky, you will end up swallowing your last breath peacefully in the wooden house where the plantation slaves live in a few years later, and if you are unlucky, you will be buried alive by a landslide while mining in a certain mine. Think clearly, Mr. Juan, you still have a chance to make a choice and not make a decision that you regret. ”

According to Yan Chujie's instructions, Simang tried to persuade the other party: "But if you are willing to cooperate with Haihan, then the rest of your life will be easy, and Juan Luis, who commanded the Manila fleet in the past, has died in this naval battle." No one will know who you are, they can make you change your face and become a wealthy farmer somewhere else. ”

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Although Tom knew a little Spanish and could barely carry out daily conversations, in order to facilitate communication, he called Simão, a Portuguese officer who could speak Chinese and Spanish, as an interpreter.

In today's combat operation, Simão also went out with the Haihan Navy, and after the "San Diego" was beaten out of power, he was the one who shouted to the ship in Spanish with a tin horn. The capture of the commander of the Manila fleet in this operation was a remarkable achievement for Simão, who felt honored to have only helped to persuade him to surrender and take prisoners in the process. When he returns to China in the future, this record will be enough for him to brag about for a long time. Of course, if he could really break through Manila and expel the Spaniards from the city, it would probably be enough for him to blow it for a lifetime.

Being able to appear proudly in front of a high-ranking Spanish officer like Juan has greatly satisfied Simão's vanity, but there are also senior generals from Haihan present, and Simão does not dare to steal the limelight too much, and honestly acts as a translator.

Tom Wang and Yan Chujie's questions were very straightforward, they needed to know the state of military deployment in Manila and whether there was any possibility of persuading the defenders to surrender. If Juan was willing to cooperate with Haihan, he would not only be free after the war, but he would also be able to choose whether or not to leave Manila – if he did not want to return to China for fear of responsibility, Haihan could also arrange his future life in the Far East.

Of course, if Juan makes up his mind not to cooperate with Haihan and must resist to the end, then the rest of his life may not be too easy in the future. Wang Tom told him bluntly that considering his status and decency, Haihan would not torture him and did not intend to execute him, but would send him to some undisclosed island in the South China Sea to work as a coolie, and there might be no chance of his release in the future.

"Even if you are lucky, you will end up swallowing your last breath peacefully in the wooden house where the plantation slaves live in a few years later, and if you are unlucky, you will be buried alive by a landslide while mining in a certain mine. Think clearly, Mr. Juan, you still have a chance to make a choice and not make a decision that you regret. ”

According to Yan Chujie's instructions, Simang tried to persuade the other party: "But if you are willing to cooperate with Haihan, then the rest of your life will be easy, and Juan Luis, who commanded the Manila fleet in the past, has died in this naval battle." No one will know who you are, they can make you change your face and become a wealthy farmer somewhere else. ”

Although Tom knew a little Spanish and could barely carry out daily conversations, in order to facilitate communication, he called Simão, a Portuguese officer who could speak Chinese and Spanish, as an interpreter.

In today's combat operation, Simão also went out with the Haihan Navy, and after the "San Diego" was beaten out of power, he was the one who shouted to the ship in Spanish with a tin horn. The capture of the commander of the Manila fleet in this operation was a remarkable achievement for Simão, who felt honored to have only helped to persuade him to surrender and take prisoners in the process. When he returns to China in the future, this record will be enough for him to brag about for a long time. Of course, if he could really break through Manila and expel the Spaniards from the city, it would probably be enough for him to blow it for a lifetime.

Being able to appear proudly in front of a high-ranking Spanish officer like Juan has greatly satisfied Simão's vanity, but there are also senior generals from Haihan present, and Simão does not dare to steal the limelight too much, and honestly acts as a translator.

Tom Wang and Yan Chujie's questions were very straightforward, they needed to know the state of military deployment in Manila and whether there was any possibility of persuading the defenders to surrender. If Juan was willing to cooperate with Haihan, he would not only be free after the war, but he would also be able to choose whether or not to leave Manila – if he did not want to return to China for fear of responsibility, Haihan could also arrange his future life in the Far East.

Of course, if Juan makes up his mind not to cooperate with Haihan and must resist to the end, then the rest of his life may not be too easy in the future. Wang Tom told him bluntly that considering his status and decency, Haihan would not torture him and did not intend to execute him, but would send him to some undisclosed island in the South China Sea to work as a coolie, and there might be no chance of his release in the future.

"Even if you are lucky, you will end up swallowing your last breath peacefully in the wooden house where the plantation slaves live in a few years later, and if you are unlucky, you will be buried alive by a landslide while mining in a certain mine. Think clearly, Mr. Juan, you still have a chance to make a choice and not make a decision that you regret. ”

According to Yan Chujie's instructions, Simang tried to persuade the other party: "But if you are willing to cooperate with Haihan, then the rest of your life will be easy, and Juan Luis, who commanded the Manila fleet in the past, has died in this naval battle." No one will know who you are, they can make you change your face and become a wealthy farmer somewhere else. ”

Although Tom knew a little Spanish and could barely carry out daily conversations, in order to facilitate communication, he called Simão, a Portuguese officer who could speak Chinese and Spanish, as an interpreter.

In today's combat operation, Simão also went out with the Haihan Navy, and after the "San Diego" was beaten out of power, he was the one who shouted to the ship in Spanish with a tin horn. The capture of the commander of the Manila fleet in this operation was a remarkable achievement for Simão, who felt honored to have only helped to persuade him to surrender and take prisoners in the process. When he returns to China in the future, this record will be enough for him to brag about for a long time. Of course, if he could really break through Manila and expel the Spaniards from the city, it would probably be enough for him to blow it for a lifetime.

Being able to appear proudly in front of a high-ranking Spanish officer like Juan has greatly satisfied Simão's vanity, but there are also senior generals from Haihan present, and Simão does not dare to steal the limelight too much, and honestly acts as a translator.

Tom Wang and Yan Chujie's questions were very straightforward, they needed to know the state of military deployment in Manila and whether there was any possibility of persuading the defenders to surrender. If Juan was willing to cooperate with Haihan, he would not only be free after the war, but he would also be able to choose whether or not to leave Manila – if he did not want to return to China for fear of responsibility, Haihan could also arrange his future life in the Far East.

Of course, if Juan makes up his mind not to cooperate with Haihan and must resist to the end, then the rest of his life may not be too easy in the future. Wang Tom told him bluntly that considering his status and decency, Haihan would not torture him and did not intend to execute him, but would send him to some undisclosed island in the South China Sea to work as a coolie, and there might be no chance of his release in the future.

"Even if you are lucky, you will end up swallowing your last breath peacefully in the wooden house where the plantation slaves live in a few years later, and if you are unlucky, you will be buried alive by a landslide while mining in a certain mine. Think clearly, Mr. Juan, you still have a chance to make a choice and not make a decision that you regret. ”

According to Yan Chujie's instructions, Simang tried to persuade the other party: "But if you are willing to cooperate with Haihan, then the rest of your life will be easy, and Juan Luis, who commanded the Manila fleet in the past, has died in this naval battle." No one will know who you are, they can make you change your face and become a wealthy farmer somewhere else. ”

Although Tom knew a little Spanish and could barely carry out daily conversations, in order to facilitate communication, he called Simão, a Portuguese officer who could speak Chinese and Spanish, as an interpreter.

In today's combat operation, Simão also went out with the Haihan Navy, and after the "San Diego" was beaten out of power, he was the one who shouted to the ship in Spanish with a tin horn. The capture of the commander of the Manila fleet in this operation was a remarkable achievement for Simão, who felt honored to have only helped to persuade him to surrender and take prisoners in the process. When he returns to China in the future, this record will be enough for him to brag about for a long time. Of course, if he could really break through Manila and expel the Spaniards from the city, it would probably be enough for him to blow it for a lifetime.

Being able to appear proudly in front of a high-ranking Spanish officer like Juan has greatly satisfied Simão's vanity, but there are also senior generals from Haihan present, and Simão does not dare to steal the limelight too much, and honestly acts as a translator.

Tom Wang and Yan Chujie's questions were very straightforward, they needed to know the state of military deployment in Manila and whether there was any possibility of persuading the defenders to surrender. If Juan was willing to cooperate with Haihan, he would not only be free after the war, but he would also be able to choose whether or not to leave Manila – if he did not want to return to China for fear of responsibility, Haihan could also arrange his future life in the Far East.

Of course, if Juan makes up his mind not to cooperate with Haihan and must resist to the end, then the rest of his life may not be too easy in the future. Wang Tom told him bluntly that considering his status and decency, Haihan would not torture him and did not intend to execute him, but would send him to some undisclosed island in the South China Sea to work as a coolie, and there might be no chance of his release in the future.

"Even if you are lucky, you will end up swallowing your last breath peacefully in the wooden house where the plantation slaves live in a few years later, and if you are unlucky, you will be buried alive by a landslide while mining in a certain mine. Think clearly, Mr. Juan, you still have a chance to make a choice and not make a decision that you regret. ”

According to Yan Chujie's instructions, Simang tried to persuade the other party: "But if you are willing to cooperate with Haihan, then the rest of your life will be easy, and Juan Luis, who commanded the Manila fleet in the past, has died in this naval battle." No one will know who you are, they can make you change your face and become a wealthy farmer somewhere else. ”

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