The words "everything in control" are easy to say, but it is not so simple to achieve. In addition to the large amount of money invested, there is also a lot of concrete work to be done. There are too many uncontrollable factors in the process of looking for allies, opening up contacts, and lobbying the court in the Ming officialdom, so in order to increase the certainty of success, it is necessary to increase control in the controllable part to ensure that nothing goes wrong.

For example, Haihan's current achievements in Liaodong, if you want to ask the Ming court for credit in the name of Dongjiang Town, you must ensure that the situation in Liaodong will not be repeated in a short period of time. If the Later Jin recaptured the Isthmus of Jinzhou in a few days, or even if the front was pressed back to Lushunkou in the south, then the move to ask for merit might become an international joke, or even counterproductive. Therefore, Haihan's current priority in Liaodong is to stabilize the isthmus defense line and ensure that Houjin cannot take an effective counterattack offensive.

Looking at the existing defensive fortifications by Haihan's military standards, it is naturally difficult to describe the design here as qualified. This kind of thin wall-type fortifications can only defend against the harassment of small groups of enemy troops at most, and if it is a thousand-man battle, it is actually easy to find a relatively weak breakthrough point in this mile-long defense line. At the beginning, the Ming army of Liaodong failed to hold this key pass with fortifications, and after Jin took over, due to limited engineering capacity, it was unable to carry out large-scale transformation of the entire defense line, and only repaired the damaged places.

After all, they thought that the possibility of the Ming army returning to Liaodong was very small, and it was no longer meaningful to invest a lot of manpower and material resources in this defense line, and even if the Ming army fought back, they would be able to grab the second time if they had grabbed the first time from the Ming army. But Hou Jin also did not expect that in addition to the Ming army, there would be a powerful and perverted enemy in the world, Haihan, who could quickly overcome this very strong defense line in their eyes with an unheard-of combat method.

Qian Tiandun believed that the strategic position of the Jinzhou Isthmus was very important to the Later Jin, and even if the other party was unable to recapture the Jinzhou Peninsula controlled by the Haihan for a while, he would definitely not let the Haihan take root here. Therefore, the counteroffensive on the Isthmus defense line of Golden State will inevitably be continuous, but the scale of the battle may not reach the level of this engagement - after such a battle, King can afford to lose once, but he may not be able to afford to lose a second or third time.

What Qian Tiandun wanted to start now was to arrange the reconstruction of the defense line as soon as possible. Before he led his troops to leave Liaodong, the defense line on this side had to complete at least part of the reconstruction of key areas, and the traffic arteries such as Jijiabao and Sujiabao were the top priorities.

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The words "everything in control" are easy to say, but it is not so simple to achieve. In addition to the large amount of money invested, there is also a lot of concrete work to be done. There are too many uncontrollable factors in the process of looking for allies, opening up contacts, and lobbying the court in the Ming officialdom, so in order to increase the certainty of success, it is necessary to increase control in the controllable part to ensure that nothing goes wrong.

For example, Haihan's current achievements in Liaodong, if you want to ask the Ming court for credit in the name of Dongjiang Town, you must ensure that the situation in Liaodong will not be repeated in a short period of time. If the Later Jin recaptured the Isthmus of Jinzhou in a few days, or even if the front was pressed back to Lushunkou in the south, then the move to ask for merit might become an international joke, or even counterproductive. Therefore, Haihan's current priority in Liaodong is to stabilize the isthmus defense line and ensure that Houjin cannot take an effective counterattack offensive.

Looking at the existing defensive fortifications by Haihan's military standards, it is naturally difficult to describe the design here as qualified. This kind of thin wall-type fortifications can only defend against the harassment of small groups of enemy troops at most, and if it is a thousand-man battle, it is actually easy to find a relatively weak breakthrough point in this mile-long defense line. At the beginning, the Ming army of Liaodong failed to hold this key pass with fortifications, and after Jin took over, due to limited engineering capacity, it was unable to carry out large-scale transformation of the entire defense line, and only repaired the damaged places.

After all, they thought that the possibility of the Ming army returning to Liaodong was very small, and it was no longer meaningful to invest a lot of manpower and material resources in this defense line, and even if the Ming army fought back, they would be able to grab the second time if they had grabbed the first time from the Ming army. But Hou Jin also did not expect that in addition to the Ming army, there would be a powerful and perverted enemy in the world, Haihan, who could quickly overcome this very strong defense line in their eyes with an unheard-of combat method.

Qian Tiandun believed that the strategic position of the Jinzhou Isthmus was very important to the Later Jin, and even if the other party was unable to recapture the Jinzhou Peninsula controlled by the Haihan for a while, he would definitely not let the Haihan take root here. Therefore, the counteroffensive on the Isthmus defense line of Golden State will inevitably be continuous, but the scale of the battle may not reach the level of this engagement - after such a battle, King can afford to lose once, but he may not be able to afford to lose a second or third time.

What Qian Tiandun wanted to start now was to arrange the reconstruction of the defense line as soon as possible. Before he led his troops to leave Liaodong, the defense line on this side had to complete at least part of the reconstruction of key areas, and the traffic arteries such as Jijiabao and Sujiabao were the top priorities. The words "everything in control" are easy to say, but it is not so simple to achieve. In addition to the large amount of money invested, there is also a lot of concrete work to be done. There are too many uncontrollable factors in the process of looking for allies, opening up contacts, and lobbying the court in the Ming officialdom, so in order to increase the certainty of success, it is necessary to increase control in the controllable part to ensure that nothing goes wrong.

For example, Haihan's current achievements in Liaodong, if you want to ask the Ming court for credit in the name of Dongjiang Town, you must ensure that the situation in Liaodong will not be repeated in a short period of time. If the Later Jin recaptured the Isthmus of Jinzhou in a few days, or even if the front was pressed back to Lushunkou in the south, then the move to ask for merit might become an international joke, or even counterproductive. Therefore, Haihan's current priority in Liaodong is to stabilize the isthmus defense line and ensure that Houjin cannot take an effective counterattack offensive.

Looking at the existing defensive fortifications by Haihan's military standards, it is naturally difficult to describe the design here as qualified. This kind of thin wall-type fortifications can only defend against the harassment of small groups of enemy troops at most, and if it is a thousand-man battle, it is actually easy to find a relatively weak breakthrough point in this mile-long defense line. At the beginning, the Ming army of Liaodong failed to hold this key pass with fortifications, and after Jin took over, due to limited engineering capacity, it was unable to carry out large-scale transformation of the entire defense line, and only repaired the damaged places.

After all, they thought that the possibility of the Ming army returning to Liaodong was very small, and it was no longer meaningful to invest a lot of manpower and material resources in this defense line, and even if the Ming army fought back, they would be able to grab the second time if they had grabbed the first time from the Ming army. But Hou Jin also did not expect that in addition to the Ming army, there would be a powerful and perverted enemy in the world, Haihan, who could quickly overcome this very strong defense line in their eyes with an unheard-of combat method.

Qian Tiandun believed that the strategic position of the Jinzhou Isthmus was very important to the Later Jin, and even if the other party was unable to recapture the Jinzhou Peninsula controlled by the Haihan for a while, he would definitely not let the Haihan take root here. Therefore, the counteroffensive on the Isthmus defense line of Golden State will inevitably be continuous, but the scale of the battle may not reach the level of this engagement - after such a battle, King can afford to lose once, but he may not be able to afford to lose a second or third time.

What Qian Tiandun wanted to start now was to arrange the reconstruction of the defense line as soon as possible. Before he led his troops to leave Liaodong, the defense line on this side had to complete at least part of the reconstruction of key areas, and the traffic arteries such as Jijiabao and Sujiabao were the top priorities. The words "everything in control" are easy to say, but it is not so simple to achieve. In addition to the large amount of money invested, there is also a lot of concrete work to be done. There are too many uncontrollable factors in the process of looking for allies, opening up contacts, and lobbying the court in the Ming officialdom, so in order to increase the certainty of success, it is necessary to increase control in the controllable part to ensure that nothing goes wrong.

For example, Haihan's current achievements in Liaodong, if you want to ask the Ming court for credit in the name of Dongjiang Town, you must ensure that the situation in Liaodong will not be repeated in a short period of time. If the Later Jin recaptured the Isthmus of Jinzhou in a few days, or even if the front was pressed back to Lushunkou in the south, then the move to ask for merit might become an international joke, or even counterproductive. Therefore, Haihan's current priority in Liaodong is to stabilize the isthmus defense line and ensure that Houjin cannot take an effective counterattack offensive.

Looking at the existing defensive fortifications by Haihan's military standards, it is naturally difficult to describe the design here as qualified. This kind of thin wall-type fortifications can only defend against the harassment of small groups of enemy troops at most, and if it is a thousand-man battle, it is actually easy to find a relatively weak breakthrough point in this mile-long defense line. At the beginning, the Ming army of Liaodong failed to hold this key pass with fortifications, and after Jin took over, due to limited engineering capacity, it was unable to carry out large-scale transformation of the entire defense line, and only repaired the damaged places.

After all, they thought that the possibility of the Ming army returning to Liaodong was very small, and it was no longer meaningful to invest a lot of manpower and material resources in this defense line, and even if the Ming army fought back, they would be able to grab the second time if they had grabbed the first time from the Ming army. But Hou Jin also did not expect that in addition to the Ming army, there would be a powerful and perverted enemy in the world, Haihan, who could quickly overcome this very strong defense line in their eyes with an unheard-of combat method.

Qian Tiandun believed that the strategic position of the Jinzhou Isthmus was very important to the Later Jin, and even if the other party was unable to recapture the Jinzhou Peninsula controlled by the Haihan for a while, he would definitely not let the Haihan take root here. Therefore, the counteroffensive on the Isthmus defense line of Golden State will inevitably be continuous, but the scale of the battle may not reach the level of this engagement - after such a battle, King can afford to lose once, but he may not be able to afford to lose a second or third time.

What Qian Tiandun wanted to start now was to arrange the reconstruction of the defense line as soon as possible. Before he led his troops to leave Liaodong, the defense line on this side had to complete at least part of the reconstruction of key areas, and the traffic arteries such as Jijiabao and Sujiabao were the top priorities. The words "everything in control" are easy to say, but it is not so simple to achieve. In addition to the large amount of money invested, there is also a lot of concrete work to be done. There are too many uncontrollable factors in the process of looking for allies, opening up contacts, and lobbying the court in the Ming officialdom, so in order to increase the certainty of success, it is necessary to increase control in the controllable part to ensure that nothing goes wrong.

For example, Haihan's current achievements in Liaodong, if you want to ask the Ming court for credit in the name of Dongjiang Town, you must ensure that the situation in Liaodong will not be repeated in a short period of time. If the Later Jin recaptured the Isthmus of Jinzhou in a few days, or even if the front was pressed back to Lushunkou in the south, then the move to ask for merit might become an international joke, or even counterproductive. Therefore, Haihan's current priority in Liaodong is to stabilize the isthmus defense line and ensure that Houjin cannot take an effective counterattack offensive.

Looking at the existing defensive fortifications by Haihan's military standards, it is naturally difficult to describe the design here as qualified. This kind of thin wall-type fortifications can only defend against the harassment of small groups of enemy troops at most, and if it is a thousand-man battle, it is actually easy to find a relatively weak breakthrough point in this mile-long defense line. At the beginning, the Ming army of Liaodong failed to hold this key pass with fortifications, and after Jin took over, due to limited engineering capacity, it was unable to carry out large-scale transformation of the entire defense line, and only repaired the damaged places.

After all, they thought that the possibility of the Ming army returning to Liaodong was very small, and it was no longer meaningful to invest a lot of manpower and material resources in this defense line, and even if the Ming army fought back, they would be able to grab the second time if they had grabbed the first time from the Ming army. But Hou Jin also did not expect that in addition to the Ming army, there would be a powerful and perverted enemy in the world, Haihan, who could quickly overcome this very strong defense line in their eyes with an unheard-of combat method.

Qian Tiandun believed that the strategic position of the Jinzhou Isthmus was very important to the Later Jin, and even if the other party was unable to recapture the Jinzhou Peninsula controlled by the Haihan for a while, he would definitely not let the Haihan take root here. Therefore, the counteroffensive on the Isthmus defense line of Golden State will inevitably be continuous, but the scale of the battle may not reach the level of this engagement - after such a battle, King can afford to lose once, but he may not be able to afford to lose a second or third time.

What Qian Tiandun wanted to start now was to arrange the reconstruction of the defense line as soon as possible. Before he led his troops to leave Liaodong, the defense line on this side had to complete at least part of the reconstruction of key areas, and the traffic arteries such as Jijiabao and Sujiabao were the top priorities.

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