Liu Bowen was indeed very smart, but he only guessed the superficial meaning of the prince's layout, not allowing the Japanese to invade the Ming coast, but allowing the Japanese to cruise on the sea as pirates.

He really didn't expect His Royal Highness the Crown Prince to borrow those Japanese people to train the army, so that the sea trade was not only highly profitable, but also accompanied by high risks.

The crown prince even encouraged his courtiers and civilians to form overseas armed forces, wouldn't this be a big hidden danger?

Emperors since ancient times have been private individuals

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