The squire of the Ming military department has a shelf that can't be put down, but Jin Shangxian doesn't have it. His purpose is very clear, that is, to pull Haihan as a strong reinforcement for his country. If Jin Shangxian still had doubts about Haihan's strength before coming to Liaodong, then what he saw and heard in Liaodong in the past two or three days was enough to dispel these doubts.

It is an indisputable fact that the Haihan snatched back most of Jinzhou from the Jin people by means of war, and judging from the performance of the Ming army stationed in Dongjiang Town, which was stationed locally, so obediently obeyed the command, it was obvious that the Haihan army had convinced the Ming army through battle. Jin Shangxian's logic is very simple, the strength of the Haihan army is obviously stronger than the Korean army, stronger than the Ming army, and stronger than the Later Jin army in terms of combat performance. Since this army is already the most powerful in the region, it is a matter of course to stick to the strongest.

As for Da Ming's feelings, Jin Shangxian could actually see that this Master Mei sent by Da Ming was quite impressed by Hai Han's conditions, but for some reason he didn't dare to rashly agree. But the other side did not dictate the choice that North Korea should make, and Kim Sang-hun understood this attitude as the acquiescence of the Ming Dynasty, so he naturally tried his best to behave positively in front of the high-ranking officials of the Haehan.

Kim Sang-hun even thinks that perhaps Master Mei hopes that the North Korean side will take the initiative and inquire more about Haihan's specific ideas for forming an alliance, and then share information, so as not to run out of buffer space if the Ming Dynasty ends up directly. From his standpoint, there is nothing wrong with such an understanding, but if Mei Shengchuan knew his thoughts, he would probably want to knock him to death with a stick.

When Mei Shengchuan saw Kim Sang-hun's performance, he turned his head with a cold snort in his nose. As for Jin Shangxian, although he had not been in contact with him before, he also knew that this benevolent brother had visited the Ming Dynasty ten years ago, that is, in the sixth year of the Apocalypse, as an envoy of Thanksgiving Chen. At that time, Ding Mao, who was the upright Houjin invasion of North Korea, wrote to the military department in the capital, asking the Ming Dynasty to send troops to rescue North Korea: "At this time, quickly send the division, take advantage of its emptiness, and smash its lair." So that the thief is involved in the end, and there is no help. In one fell swoop, the whole Liao can be restored, the subject country can be complete, and the ugliness can be destroyed, which is a rare opportunity that cannot be missed. ”

However, after this old man returned to China the following year, he reported to the king of Korea that the Ming Dynasty "had nothing to do", and even thought that the Ming Dynasty was approaching. It's just that these remarks were later transmitted back to the Ming Dynasty, and Mei Shengchuan, as a high-ranking official, naturally knew something, and he didn't have a good impression of Jin Shangxian, so after coming to Liaodong, he knew that North Korea sent this famous duplicitous, and he subconsciously didn't have much intention of communicating. Of course, Jin Shangxian himself didn't know the doorway, and still thought that his actions were to show goodwill to Haihan and Daming at the same time.

Bai Kesi saw the reactions of the envoys of the two countries, and just laughed and said nothing at the moment. He also knew a little about these grievances and hatreds between the Ming Dynasty and North Korea, and he did not intend to persuade the two families to reconcile. In his view, if these contradictions are properly used, they can play a role in promoting the subsequent negotiations. He believes that Shaxi's negotiation strategy in Lushun is more of a use of some market-oriented methods, and this kind of state-to-state negotiation requires more political wisdom, and Shaxi's understanding of the situation is biased, so the previous negotiation process will stagnate. But with the negotiation going on, there is still room for him to adjust his strategy, so he plans to make some fine-tuning according to his own ideas.

Because the identity of the escort object is very important, Qian Tiandun also specially instructed his subordinate to put down the other affairs at hand and specially bring the elite men and horses in the special operations battalion to personally take charge of the escort mission. In addition, artillery, cavalry, and even the Ming army of Dongjiang Town stationed in Jijiabao also sent a variety of elites to join this team to escort important people. Compared with the previous times when the southern businessmen and Korean envoys came to inspect the war situation, the level of vigilance has indeed been raised by a notch.

Now the Houjin army in the north is in charge of the frontal battlefield by Geng Zhongming, and his conservative tactical arrangement seems to have been recognized and supported by Huang Taiji, and he is no longer subject to Azig in Jinzhou City in terms of command.

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The squire of the Ming military department has a shelf that can't be put down, but Jin Shangxian doesn't have it. His purpose is very clear, that is, to pull Haihan as a strong reinforcement for his country. If Jin Shangxian still had doubts about Haihan's strength before coming to Liaodong, then what he saw and heard in Liaodong in the past two or three days was enough to dispel these doubts.

It is an indisputable fact that the Haihan snatched back most of Jinzhou from the Jin people by means of war, and judging from the performance of the Ming army stationed in Dongjiang Town, which was stationed locally, so obediently obeyed the command, it was obvious that the Haihan army had convinced the Ming army through battle. Jin Shangxian's logic is very simple, the strength of the Haihan army is obviously stronger than the Korean army, stronger than the Ming army, and stronger than the Later Jin army in terms of combat performance. Since this army is already the most powerful in the region, it is a matter of course to stick to the strongest.

As for Da Ming's feelings, Jin Shangxian could actually see that this Master Mei sent by Da Ming was quite impressed by Hai Han's conditions, but for some reason he didn't dare to rashly agree. But the other side did not dictate the choice that North Korea should make, and Kim Sang-hun understood this attitude as the acquiescence of the Ming Dynasty, so he naturally tried his best to behave positively in front of the high-ranking officials of the Haehan.

Kim Sang-hun even thinks that perhaps Master Mei hopes that the North Korean side will take the initiative and inquire more about Haihan's specific ideas for forming an alliance, and then share information, so as not to run out of buffer space if the Ming Dynasty ends up directly. From his standpoint, there is nothing wrong with such an understanding, but if Mei Shengchuan knew his thoughts, he would probably want to knock him to death with a stick.

When Mei Shengchuan saw Kim Sang-hun's performance, he turned his head with a cold snort in his nose. As for Jin Shangxian, although he had not been in contact with him before, he also knew that this benevolent brother had visited the Ming Dynasty ten years ago, that is, in the sixth year of the Apocalypse, as an envoy of Thanksgiving Chen. At that time, Ding Mao, who was the upright Houjin invasion of North Korea, wrote to the military department in the capital, asking the Ming Dynasty to send troops to rescue North Korea: "At this time, quickly send the division, take advantage of its emptiness, and smash its lair." So that the thief is involved in the end, and there is no help. In one fell swoop, the whole Liao can be restored, the subject country can be complete, and the ugliness can be destroyed, which is a rare opportunity that cannot be missed. ”

However, after this old man returned to China the following year, he reported to the king of Korea that the Ming Dynasty "had nothing to do", and even thought that the Ming Dynasty was approaching. It's just that these remarks were later transmitted back to the Ming Dynasty, and Mei Shengchuan, as a high-ranking official, naturally knew something, and he didn't have a good impression of Jin Shangxian, so after coming to Liaodong, he knew that North Korea sent this famous duplicitous, and he subconsciously didn't have much intention of communicating. Of course, Jin Shangxian himself didn't know the doorway, and still thought that his actions were to show goodwill to Haihan and Daming at the same time.

Bai Kesi saw the reactions of the envoys of the two countries, and just laughed and said nothing at the moment. He also knew a little about these grievances and hatreds between the Ming Dynasty and North Korea, and he did not intend to persuade the two families to reconcile. In his view, if these contradictions are properly used, they can play a role in promoting the subsequent negotiations. He believes that Shaxi's negotiation strategy in Lushun is more of a use of some market-oriented methods, and this kind of state-to-state negotiation requires more political wisdom, and Shaxi's understanding of the situation is biased, so the previous negotiation process will stagnate. But with the negotiation going on, there is still room for him to adjust his strategy, so he plans to make some fine-tuning according to his own ideas.

Because the identity of the escort object is very important, Qian Tiandun also specially instructed his subordinate to put down the other affairs at hand and specially bring the elite men and horses in the special operations battalion to personally take charge of the escort mission. In addition, artillery, cavalry, and even the Ming army of Dongjiang Town stationed in Jijiabao also sent a variety of elites to join this team to escort important people. Compared with the previous times when the southern businessmen and Korean envoys came to inspect the war situation, the level of vigilance has indeed been raised by a notch.

Now the Houjin army in the north is in charge of the frontal battlefield by Geng Zhongming, and his conservative tactical arrangement seems to have been recognized and supported by Huang Taiji, and he is no longer subject to Azig in Jinzhou City in terms of command. The squire of the Ming military department has a shelf that can't be put down, but Jin Shangxian doesn't have it. His purpose is very clear, that is, to pull Haihan as a strong reinforcement for his country. If Jin Shangxian still had doubts about Haihan's strength before coming to Liaodong, then what he saw and heard in Liaodong in the past two or three days was enough to dispel these doubts.

It is an indisputable fact that the Haihan snatched back most of Jinzhou from the Jin people by means of war, and judging from the performance of the Ming army stationed in Dongjiang Town, which was stationed locally, so obediently obeyed the command, it was obvious that the Haihan army had convinced the Ming army through battle. Jin Shangxian's logic is very simple, the strength of the Haihan army is obviously stronger than the Korean army, stronger than the Ming army, and stronger than the Later Jin army in terms of combat performance. Since this army is already the most powerful in the region, it is a matter of course to stick to the strongest.

As for Da Ming's feelings, Jin Shangxian could actually see that this Master Mei sent by Da Ming was quite impressed by Hai Han's conditions, but for some reason he didn't dare to rashly agree. But the other side did not dictate the choice that North Korea should make, and Kim Sang-hun understood this attitude as the acquiescence of the Ming Dynasty, so he naturally tried his best to behave positively in front of the high-ranking officials of the Haehan.

Kim Sang-hun even thinks that perhaps Master Mei hopes that the North Korean side will take the initiative and inquire more about Haihan's specific ideas for forming an alliance, and then share information, so as not to run out of buffer space if the Ming Dynasty ends up directly. From his standpoint, there is nothing wrong with such an understanding, but if Mei Shengchuan knew his thoughts, he would probably want to knock him to death with a stick.

When Mei Shengchuan saw Kim Sang-hun's performance, he turned his head with a cold snort in his nose. As for Jin Shangxian, although he had not been in contact with him before, he also knew that this benevolent brother had visited the Ming Dynasty ten years ago, that is, in the sixth year of the Apocalypse, as an envoy of Thanksgiving Chen. At that time, Ding Mao, who was the upright Houjin invasion of North Korea, wrote to the military department in the capital, asking the Ming Dynasty to send troops to rescue North Korea: "At this time, quickly send the division, take advantage of its emptiness, and smash its lair." So that the thief is involved in the end, and there is no help. In one fell swoop, the whole Liao can be restored, the subject country can be complete, and the ugliness can be destroyed, which is a rare opportunity that cannot be missed. ”

However, after this old man returned to China the following year, he reported to the king of Korea that the Ming Dynasty "had nothing to do", and even thought that the Ming Dynasty was approaching. It's just that these remarks were later transmitted back to the Ming Dynasty, and Mei Shengchuan, as a high-ranking official, naturally knew something, and he didn't have a good impression of Jin Shangxian, so after coming to Liaodong, he knew that North Korea sent this famous duplicitous, and he subconsciously didn't have much intention of communicating. Of course, Jin Shangxian himself didn't know the doorway, and still thought that his actions were to show goodwill to Haihan and Daming at the same time.

Bai Kesi saw the reactions of the envoys of the two countries, and just laughed and said nothing at the moment. He also knew a little about these grievances and hatreds between the Ming Dynasty and North Korea, and he did not intend to persuade the two families to reconcile. In his view, if these contradictions are properly used, they can play a role in promoting the subsequent negotiations. He believes that Shaxi's negotiation strategy in Lushun is more of a use of some market-oriented methods, and this kind of state-to-state negotiation requires more political wisdom, and Shaxi's understanding of the situation is biased, so the previous negotiation process will stagnate. But with the negotiation going on, there is still room for him to adjust his strategy, so he plans to make some fine-tuning according to his own ideas.

Because the identity of the escort object is very important, Qian Tiandun also specially instructed his subordinate to put down the other affairs at hand and specially bring the elite men and horses in the special operations battalion to personally take charge of the escort mission. In addition, artillery, cavalry, and even the Ming army of Dongjiang Town stationed in Jijiabao also sent a variety of elites to join this team to escort important people. Compared with the previous times when the southern businessmen and Korean envoys came to inspect the war situation, the level of vigilance has indeed been raised by a notch.

This deployment of the great enemy is also related to the recent adjustment of the strategy of the Houjin army, and now the Houjin army in the north is in charge of the frontal battlefield by Geng Zhongming.

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