The more than 400 Han refugees sent by Ximang this time were harvested yesterday near Zhuanghe Town, about 80 nautical miles from Guanglu Island, and basically brought back an entire village. After the Portuguese who landed at that time were exposed, they also engaged in a skirmish with the Manchu forces in the town, and the Portuguese easily routed their opponents with zero battle losses, so Simon also appeared to have an easy time when he arrived at Hiroshima.

In addition to the Han refugees sent to Haihan, the Portuguese also looted several large local landlords by the way, and according to the agreement between the two parties, this part of the harvest did not have to be distributed to Haihan, and all of them were included in the pockets of the Portuguese.

Simang roughly calculated the harvest of these days' operations, although it was not enough to cover the military expenses of the northward expedition for the time being, but it was also a lot of income, and the Haihan side did not limit the period of action, as long as the Portuguese promised not to attack the Han Chinese, which means that the Portuguese fleet could continue its armed operations on the east coast of the Liaodong Peninsula and seize property from the Qing ruled area in a simple and crude way.

As for why Haihan reached such a deal with himself, Ximang also saw it very clearly, Haihan needed a large number of people to fill the new colonial ports of Jinzhou in Liaodong and North Korea, and relying on traditional methods obviously could not meet such needs, and Haihan could not divide troops to do this kind of rough work for the time being, so he would cheapen himself. Once there is a change in the war situation in Liaodong that is favorable to Haihan, then this errand may be taken back by the Haihan people and done it themselves, so Ximang wants to take advantage of this period of time when the war situation is deadlocked and do a few more deals in Liaodong.

Of course, for the sake of efficiency, the Portuguese would not have much patience when dealing with the native Han Chinese in Liaodong. Although Haihan demanded that Portugal not use force against the Han Chinese, when the Portuguese encountered armed resistance after landing, who would have the time to distinguish whether the enemy's identity was Han or Manchu, and some Han people who tried to resist would be killed during the process. And some injured Han Chinese, Portugal will also be captured and sent to the Haihan territory, and the Han refugees who died on the way this time are the people who were injured in the previous arrest. However, this kind of personnel attrition is within the normal range, and Liu Shang knows it, and he will not deliberately ask the real cause of death of these refugees.

If it weren't for Liu Shang's deployment to send away hundreds of refugees early in the morning, the barracks on the island would really not be able to accommodate this group of refugees who had just arrived in Hong Kong. Liu Shang now has some people under his hands, and he doesn't need to deal with the matter of accepting refugees personally, he just needs to give orders.

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The more than 400 Han refugees sent by Ximang this time were harvested yesterday near Zhuanghe Town, about 80 nautical miles from Guanglu Island, and basically brought back an entire village. After the Portuguese who landed at that time were exposed, they also engaged in a skirmish with the Manchu forces in the town, and the Portuguese easily routed their opponents with zero battle losses, so Simon also appeared to have an easy time when he arrived at Hiroshima.

In addition to the Han refugees sent to Haihan, the Portuguese also looted several large local landlords by the way, and according to the agreement between the two parties, this part of the harvest did not have to be distributed to Haihan, and all of them were included in the pockets of the Portuguese.

Simang roughly calculated the harvest of these days' operations, although it was not enough to cover the military expenses of the northward expedition for the time being, but it was also a lot of income, and the Haihan side did not limit the period of action, as long as the Portuguese promised not to attack the Han Chinese, which means that the Portuguese fleet could continue its armed operations on the east coast of the Liaodong Peninsula and seize property from the Qing ruled area in a simple and crude way.

As for why Haihan reached such a deal with himself, Ximang also saw it very clearly, Haihan needed a large number of people to fill the new colonial ports of Jinzhou in Liaodong and North Korea, and relying on traditional methods obviously could not meet such needs, and Haihan could not divide troops to do this kind of rough work for the time being, so he would cheapen himself. Once there is a change in the war situation in Liaodong that is favorable to Haihan, then this errand may be taken back by the Haihan people and done it themselves, so Ximang wants to take advantage of this period of time when the war situation is deadlocked and do a few more deals in Liaodong.

Of course, for the sake of efficiency, the Portuguese would not have much patience when dealing with the native Han Chinese in Liaodong. Although Haihan demanded that Portugal not use force against the Han Chinese, when the Portuguese encountered armed resistance after landing, who would have the time to distinguish whether the enemy's identity was Han or Manchu, and some Han people who tried to resist would be killed during the process. And some injured Han Chinese, Portugal will also be captured and sent to the Haihan territory, and the Han refugees who died on the way this time are the people who were injured in the previous arrest. However, this kind of personnel attrition is within the normal range, and Liu Shang knows it, and he will not deliberately ask the real cause of death of these refugees.

If it weren't for Liu Shang's deployment to send away hundreds of refugees early in the morning, the barracks on the island would really not be able to accommodate this group of refugees who had just arrived in Hong Kong. Liu Shang now has some people under his hands, and he doesn't need to deal with the matter of accepting refugees personally, he just needs to give orders. The more than 400 Han refugees sent by Ximang this time were harvested yesterday near Zhuanghe Town, about 80 nautical miles from Guanglu Island, and basically brought back an entire village. After the Portuguese who landed at that time were exposed, they also engaged in a skirmish with the Manchu forces in the town, and the Portuguese easily routed their opponents with zero battle losses, so Simon also appeared to have an easy time when he arrived at Hiroshima.

In addition to the Han refugees sent to Haihan, the Portuguese also looted several large local landlords by the way, and according to the agreement between the two parties, this part of the harvest did not have to be distributed to Haihan, and all of them were included in the pockets of the Portuguese.

Simang roughly calculated the harvest of these days' operations, although it was not enough to cover the military expenses of the northward expedition for the time being, but it was also a lot of income, and the Haihan side did not limit the period of action, as long as the Portuguese promised not to attack the Han Chinese, which means that the Portuguese fleet could continue its armed operations on the east coast of the Liaodong Peninsula and seize property from the Qing ruled area in a simple and crude way.

As for why Haihan reached such a deal with himself, Ximang also saw it very clearly, Haihan needed a large number of people to fill the new colonial ports of Jinzhou in Liaodong and North Korea, and relying on traditional methods obviously could not meet such needs, and Haihan could not divide troops to do this kind of rough work for the time being, so he would cheapen himself. Once there is a change in the war situation in Liaodong that is favorable to Haihan, then this errand may be taken back by the Haihan people and done it themselves, so Ximang wants to take advantage of this period of time when the war situation is deadlocked and do a few more deals in Liaodong.

Of course, for the sake of efficiency, the Portuguese would not have much patience when dealing with the native Han Chinese in Liaodong. Although Haihan demanded that Portugal not use force against the Han Chinese, when the Portuguese encountered armed resistance after landing, who would have the time to distinguish whether the enemy's identity was Han or Manchu, and some Han people who tried to resist would be killed during the process. And some injured Han Chinese, Portugal will also be captured and sent to the Haihan territory, and the Han refugees who died on the way this time are the people who were injured in the previous arrest. However, this kind of personnel attrition is within the normal range, and Liu Shang knows it, and he will not deliberately ask the real cause of death of these refugees.

If it weren't for Liu Shang's deployment to send away hundreds of refugees early in the morning, the barracks on the island would really not be able to accommodate this group of refugees who had just arrived in Hong Kong. Liu Shang now has some people under his hands, and he doesn't need to deal with the matter of accepting refugees personally, he just needs to give orders. The more than 400 Han refugees sent by Ximang this time were harvested yesterday near Zhuanghe Town, about 80 nautical miles from Guanglu Island, and basically brought back an entire village. After the Portuguese who landed at that time were exposed, they also engaged in a skirmish with the Manchu forces in the town, and the Portuguese easily routed their opponents with zero battle losses, so Simon also appeared to have an easy time when he arrived at Hiroshima.

In addition to the Han refugees sent to Haihan, the Portuguese also looted several large local landlords by the way, and according to the agreement between the two parties, this part of the harvest did not have to be distributed to Haihan, and all of them were included in the pockets of the Portuguese.

Simang roughly calculated the harvest of these days' operations, although it was not enough to cover the military expenses of the northward expedition for the time being, but it was also a lot of income, and the Haihan side did not limit the period of action, as long as the Portuguese promised not to attack the Han Chinese, which means that the Portuguese fleet could continue its armed operations on the east coast of the Liaodong Peninsula and seize property from the Qing ruled area in a simple and crude way.

As for why Haihan reached such a deal with himself, Ximang also saw it very clearly, Haihan needed a large number of people to fill the new colonial ports of Jinzhou in Liaodong and North Korea, and relying on traditional methods obviously could not meet such needs, and Haihan could not divide troops to do this kind of rough work for the time being, so he would cheapen himself. Once there is a change in the war situation in Liaodong that is favorable to Haihan, then this errand may be taken back by the Haihan people and done it themselves, so Ximang wants to take advantage of this period of time when the war situation is deadlocked and do a few more deals in Liaodong.

Of course, for the sake of efficiency, the Portuguese would not have much patience when dealing with the native Han Chinese in Liaodong. Although Haihan demanded that Portugal not use force against the Han Chinese, when the Portuguese encountered armed resistance after landing, who would have the time to distinguish whether the enemy's identity was Han or Manchu, and some Han people who tried to resist would be killed during the process. And some injured Han Chinese, Portugal will also be captured and sent to the Haihan territory, and the Han refugees who died on the way this time are the people who were injured in the previous arrest. However, this kind of personnel attrition is within the normal range, and Liu Shang knows it, and he will not deliberately ask the real cause of death of these refugees.

If it weren't for Liu Shang's deployment to send away hundreds of refugees early in the morning, the barracks on the island would really not be able to accommodate this group of refugees who had just arrived in Hong Kong. Liu Shang now has some people under his hands, and he doesn't need to deal with the matter of accepting refugees personally, he just needs to give orders. The more than 400 Han refugees sent by Ximang this time were harvested yesterday near Zhuanghe Town, about 80 nautical miles from Guanglu Island, and basically brought back an entire village. After the Portuguese who landed at that time were exposed, they also engaged in a skirmish with the Manchu forces in the town, and the Portuguese easily routed their opponents with zero battle losses, so Simon also appeared to have an easy time when he arrived at Hiroshima.

In addition to the Han refugees sent to Haihan, the Portuguese also looted several large local landlords by the way, and according to the agreement between the two parties, this part of the harvest did not have to be distributed to Haihan, and all of them were included in the pockets of the Portuguese.

Simang roughly calculated the harvest of these days' operations, although it was not enough to cover the military expenses of the northward expedition for the time being, but it was also a lot of income, and the Haihan side did not limit the period of action, as long as the Portuguese promised not to attack the Han Chinese, which means that the Portuguese fleet could continue its armed operations on the east coast of the Liaodong Peninsula and seize property from the Qing ruled area in a simple and crude way.

As for why Haihan reached such a deal with himself, Ximang also saw it very clearly, Haihan needed a large number of people to fill the new colonial ports of Jinzhou in Liaodong and North Korea, and relying on traditional methods obviously could not meet such needs, and Haihan could not divide troops to do this kind of rough work for the time being, so he would cheapen himself. Once there is a change in the war situation in Liaodong that is favorable to Haihan, then this errand may be taken back by the Haihan people and done it themselves, so Ximang wants to take advantage of this period of time when the war situation is deadlocked and do a few more deals in Liaodong.

Of course, for the sake of efficiency, the Portuguese would not have much patience when dealing with the native Han Chinese in Liaodong. Although Haihan demanded that Portugal not use force against the Han Chinese, when the Portuguese encountered armed resistance after landing, who would have the time to distinguish whether the enemy's identity was Han or Manchu, and some Han people who tried to resist would be killed during the process. And some injured Han Chinese, Portugal will also be captured and sent to the Haihan territory, and the Han refugees who died on the way this time are the people who were injured in the previous arrest. However, this kind of personnel attrition is within the normal range, and Liu Shang knows it, and he will not deliberately ask the real cause of death of these refugees.

If it weren't for Liu Shang's deployment to send away hundreds of refugees early in the morning, the barracks on the island would really not be able to accommodate this group of refugees who had just arrived in Hong Kong. Liu Shang now has some people under his hands, and he doesn't need to deal with the matter of accepting refugees personally, he just needs to give orders.