Yi La Chu Cai responded: "But there are also difficulties involved."
"What's the difficulty?"
"Zhebie has five thousand Mongolian troops and tens of thousands of foreign troops. He is quite powerful. Zhebie himself is a mighty Mongol general. He is named after his arrows. He is the leader of the four dogs under Genghis Khan. He once defeated Liaoyang and defeated Liaoyang. Juyongguan, killed behind Monan Mountain and made the imperial army frightened..."
At this time, many of the generals in the hall had been killed by the Mongols. They opened their mouths to reveal their wounds when they heard the move, and several of them looked miserable.
Chucai's words suddenly changed: "I'm sure the navy has elite soldiers and brave generals. After all, the army is expanding very fast, so I'm afraid it hasn't been trained enough. Previously, when Xiao Molle encountered the enemy, he also reported that the Mongolian army was so elite. It's more than the previous dragging of mines and Chen Nayan's troops. Now that all the generals are here, I just ask, unless the envoy personally proposes that the army is dispatched, who can guarantee that we can defeat Zhebie?"
All the generals looked at each other, speechless for a moment.
After Ding Haijun easily crushed the enemy and captured Shandong, he claimed that the army was strong, well-equipped, well-trained soldiers, and brave generals like a cloud. But that was compared to the various propaganda envoys of the Jin Kingdom. In front of the Mongolian army, no one dared to pat their chests and talk loudly.
However, these words are really looking down on people. Among the general managers currently leading the elite headquarters, some frowned slightly, intending to stand out.
And Yi Chucai kept talking: "Everyone, if a certain general leads a partial army to Liaodong, if he cannot defeat Zhebie or advance to Xianping City, it will not be beneficial to the war situation; if he encounters the main force of the Mongolian army in Liaodong, it will be useless. It will definitely be in embarrassment. If the envoy Xuan personally leads the army into action... then our army will lose the initiative on the battlefield. Once the main force of the Mongolian army attacks Zhongdu, we will be unable to respond."
He stretched out his hand and clicked on the map: "Of course the northeastern hinterland is a source of profit, so why not Zhongdu? Here in the northeast, Heshi Liehuanduan is obviously defeated by Zhebie; but in Zhongdu, is it possible that the emperor of Zhongdu, Wanyan Xun, Is he Genghis Khan’s opponent? Who dares to relax on this journey?”
Although the status of a Great Jin Emperor and a Mongol Khan are similar, things other than status are simply worlds apart. Many generals in the hall had participated in the military operation to kidnap the emperor that day, and they still remembered the embarrassing scene when they stabbed Chu Cao, thinking that the emperor would commit suicide because of his words, and rushed to rescue him.
Yizai Chucai suddenly put the emperor and the invincible Mongol Khan in the same place, as if comparing a ferocious beast with a lamb. The contrast was too strong. Even during the military discussion, some generals laughed in a low voice.
Zhao Jue immediately stood up and glanced at everyone.
Silence returned to the hall.
"This..." Several managers stared at the map without saying anything.
After all, in this year, Ding Haijun's business has expanded too fast. This has certainly brought flowing benefits, making Ding Haijun's scale from thousands to tens of thousands, and then to tens of thousands, as if it was inflated. Expansion; but the people in the military government looked around, no matter Liaodong, Zhongdu, or Shandong, they had to take care of everything and take care of everything.
Even though the Ding Navy has tens of thousands of elite soldiers, with both hands stretched out, the key point cannot be missed. It is a bit difficult to decide whether to put the power in the left hand or the right hand. The expansion of military strength still appears to be insufficient.
At this time, the people of Jing'an came out slowly and frowned: "We use sea ships to transport troops. We regard the Liaohai Sea as a thoroughfare. We can advance or retreat without any dissatisfaction. How come..."
Halfway through what he was saying, when Yiji Chucai was about to speak, Wang Shixian had already shaken his head: "Once is okay, but two or three times in a short period of time is not okay."
Jing Anmin was stunned and could only shake his head.
Among Guo Ning's subordinates, Wang Shixian was known for his flexible methods, so when the Jurchen noble smuggling fleet was captured, it was Wang Shixian who came forward.
It was he who built up the Ding Navy's fortune with one hand and one foot, so he knew the capabilities of the fleet better than others.
Jing Anmin said that it was naturally possible for his side to transport troops by sea ships. This was the strength of the Ding Navy.
Just half a year ago, the entire fleet of the Ding Navy was dispatched. In just ten days, it transported thousands of elites to Liaodong and secured a territory. But that transfer at that time consumed a huge amount of the navy's power, and Wang Shixian could see clearly where the limits of transporting troops by sea were.
Thousands of people have no problem, if you grit your teeth, tens of thousands of people have no problem.
But if Guo Ning personally proposed to send out a large army, intending to overwhelm Zhebie in one fell swoop and push the Mongolian power back to Beijing Road, it would be tens of thousands of people, accompanied by thousands of horses and countless grain and supplies. Taken together, the transportation volume has increased by more than five times, and the difficulty of dispatching fleets, sailors, civil servants, and materials has increased by more than ten times.
Even if everyone in the military government puts all their efforts into it, uses all their strength quickly, and grits their teeth to get this thing done, it will still take a huge toll on their vitality. If something happens to Zhongdu, troops will have to be transferred from Shandong to Zhongdu. Depending on the situation, Guo Ning's troops may have to be withdrawn from Liaodong...
After going back and forth several times, the soldiers must be tired, the military organization must be chaotic, and the rapid response at several ports really exceeds the strength limit of the navy!
Liang Xunyi also shook his head: "After winter, the sea surface freezes at any time, which greatly hinders the dispatch of our fleet."
Li Ting suddenly laughed beside him.
Guo Ning turned and stared: "What does Li Erlang have to say?"
Previously, generals Li Ting and Qiu Huiluo led their troops south. Although they captured many cities and captured a lot of territory, they suffered a lot of losses. Qiu Huiluo was very ashamed of this and devoted himself to military training and rectification. However, Li Ting's temperament was different from Qiu Huiluo's. The more he suffered, the more he had to maintain a high-spirited appearance outside.
He went out with his head held high: "Mr. Jin Qing has thought very carefully, and Mr. Jingfu is also very familiar with the environment in Liaohai. Unfortunately, both of them are literati and lack a bit of straightforwardness."
Li Ting loves fighting the most. After being urged by Guo Ning with a golden sword, he charged forward and attacked several military states in a row. He was probably addicted to it now.
Guo Ning smiled and asked, "Huh? Li Erlang, tell me where your ruthlessness lies?"
Li Ting strode forward and reached out to take a picture of the location of Liaodong on the map.
"When we raised troops at the Xiangjun River that day, we made it clear that the enemy is always the Mongols, right?"
Everyone nodded: "That's right!"
"Then, since we have tens of thousands of troops at hand, what's the point of confronting the Mongols? Let's leave a partial division to garrison Yidu, and then mobilize the Shandong troops, including the Xingde Army and the Anhua Army, a total of 50,000 elite troops. Yes! With these 50,000 people, we can cross the sea in one go, and then, without saying goodbye, we can capture the Dading Prefecture in Beijing with a thunderous force! If the main force of the Mongolian army reaches Zhongdu at this time, the retreat will be cut off. It is necessary to return to rescue them. If the main force of the Mongolian army is still on Beijing Road, we will fight them directly!"
When this plan came out, many civil servants gasped, feeling that Li Ting was too bold.
Li Ting clenched his fists, stood in the center of the hall, and said loudly: "When it comes to fighting, we have to think clearly about what the goal is. In fact, our goal is not on Beijing Road or Xianping Mansion, but on the Mongolian army itself! It must be Only by repelling the Mongols can we stabilize our territory and the channels for making money! In this case, we might as well go head-on and try to win a big one!"
Among the generals, a few bold ones immediately applauded, while the more prudent ones remained silent.
It's not that I don't dare to fight the Mongols.
However, the Mongolian army has the foundation of thousands of miles of grassland, and those alien warriors who are like wolves and tigers are simply countless and can be summoned at a moment's notice. Ding Haijun's wealth was accumulated slowly and with great difficulty as everyone moved to fight in the north and south. Just to bully him into a decisive battle with the Mongols, I always felt that I was too proactive and a little reluctant.
At that moment, all the civil and military officials went to see Guo Ning.
I saw Guo Ning resting his back comfortably on the back of the chair, raising his hand to support his chin, smiling as if he was listening attentively.
Everyone went to see Yiza Chucai again. Yi La Chucai stared at the map and muttered to himself.
