When the words reached this point, Chen Lin responded: "Yes, I will obey the commander's military orders."
“In addition, although the west coast of North Korea has a long coastline, the wave height is too great, so there are not many places that can be used as good harbors.
Therefore, when you are sailing between ships, you should take the opportunity to survey and see if there is any place on the southwestern coast of Korea suitable for use as a large seaport."
It was all a trivial matter, and Chen Lin agreed immediately, so the meeting was a complete pleasure for both host and guest.
After that, the generals took action on their own. Chen Lin led the navy southward by sea, first looking for a suitable port as a base in Jeolla Province.
Marshal Lin ordered Dong Yiyuan's Third Corps of 10,000 troops to stay in the rear, responsible for guarding the safety of the road from Kaicheng to the southern front line, as well as the defense of Wangjing and Seoul.
At the same time, he ordered 3,000 people from the Wu Weizhong Battalion, one of the three battalions to be commanded, to stay and be responsible for protecting Concubine Kim Soon-bin and Lord Soon-hwa when they went to Pyongyang.
Marshal Lin himself led the Dayun Camp and Ye Bangrong Camp to rush south to the front line.
After crossing Chungcheong Province, you enter the northern part of Gyeongsang Province, which is located in the southeasternmost part of the peninsula.
At this time, the northern part of Gyeongsang Province had been abandoned by the Japanese pirates, and General Lee's headquarters on the northern line was stationed in Seongju.
In later generations, Daegu, next to Seongju, was actually more famous and was the fourth largest city in the Nambang Kingdom.
Hearing that the commander-in-chief had come to join the First Corps again and had entered Xingzhou City, General Li went to the military headquarters to pay a visit.
When General Li entered the White Tiger Hall, he saw a large map hanging in the middle. Marshal Lin was facing the map, standing expressionless with his hands behind his back, motionless as if he was lost in thought.
If you look closer, you can see that the big map is a situation map of Gyeongsang Province and Jeolla Province in the southernmost part of North Korea.
This is normal. The war in the future stage will not go beyond these two areas.
Seeing Li Rusong coming, Marshal Lin spoke first and said without any doubt: "I have decided, first of all, to end the war before winter!
Second, on the premise of ensuring this time, try to obtain the final victory at the minimum cost!"
Li Rusong fully agreed: "It should indeed be so!" Then he asked curiously: "I just saw Junmen looking at the map in a trance. Did you get anything out of it?"
Marshal Lin pointed to the map and said: "Now the Japanese pirates have shrunk to the south coast, and our army has surrounded the Japanese pirates from the north, east and west.
Is it possible to fake defeat on the northern front and induce the Japanese pirates to invade Daegu?"
General Li was puzzled. Was there something wrong with his thinking?
Why do you want to fake defeat inexplicably? Why do you want to lure Japanese pirates to occupy Daegu? What is the meaning of this?
Besides, the Japanese pirates' current overall strategy is to shrink and defend, and they may not be willing to extend the front line.
Out of respect for Lin Jinglue, General Li didn't say anything and just treated him with silence.
Marshal Lin changed his fingers and said, "Isn't it possible? Then on the western front, is it possible to fake defeat in Nanyuan and lure the Japanese pirates to advance to Jeolla Province and occupy Gwangju?"
Marshal Lin's response was still silent. General Li didn't want to take a stand on such a plan that he could only come up with if he had a brain in his head.
Marshal Lin's face was filled with regret, and he sighed and said: "Not even the Western Front? Then the only option is Ulsan on the Eastern Front.
There is no need to feign defeat here, Ulsan is the front line occupied by the Japanese pirates, just go and fight."
General Li asked unbearably: "What is your combat intention, Junmen? Why do you go to Daegu in the north, Gwangju in the west, and Ulsan in the east?"
Marshal Lin explained: "In order to find the best location for the fifth, fifth, fifth major battle."
General Li obviously didn't believe it and sneered: "What's the fifth time? Are you sure you're talking about a battle? Not that Lao Deng or something like that?"
Marshal Lin further explained: “There have been four major battles in Pyongyang, Hamhung, Jiju, and Seoul. Isn’t this the fifth?
If you insist on counting the Battle of Bade Hall, then it doesn’t hurt to say that this is the sixth time.”
General Li: "."
Break off the relationship! Break off the relationship! Must break off the relationship for three days!
Marshal Lin looked at the map again. He was only one step away from being able to climb first before being able to stand alone in the past and present. For such a glorious moment, of course, he had to choose a memorable location as much as possible.
On this map of the southern part of the peninsula, there are Busan, the second largest city of the later Nambang Kingdom, Daegu, the fourth largest city, Gwangju, the sixth largest city, and Ulsan, the eighth largest city.
It can be said that these are the only four places that are slightly famous in later generations.
The most famous city, Busan, is the home base of Japanese pirates on the peninsula. It is not currently on the front line and is impossible to reach now.
Since Daegu and Gwangju are in our own hands, it is unrealistic to deceive the enemy into defeating them and then recapture them. Therefore, the only one that is possible to attack at the moment is Ulsan, which is the least well-known.
Alas! Marshal Lin felt somewhat regretful that Ulsan was still not worthy of his illustrious martial arts.
Chapter completed!