After Zhou Shixiang finished speaking, he stared at the huge map hanging on the wall thoughtfully, and his eyes were the three eastern provinces in later generations.

This map can be said to be the most detailed map in Chinese history so far. This map not only includes the two capitals and thirteen provinces of the Ming Dynasty, but also includes Liaodong and even the distant Arctic. The westmost point of the map is Europa, and the southmost point is the Western countries where the Sanbao eunuchs had arrived, and there are even two new continents that the Ming military and civilians had never heard of. In order to make this map, Zhou Shixiang stayed in the map department of the military headquarters for four days, racked his brains to draw the entire map of the world I remembered in his previous life, and then let those Folang Ji people who were skilled in mapping compare their hometowns to accurately amazed these Folang people.

This map is a national treasure in the words of Zhou Shixiang. The seven Folangji people involved in the drawing did not know that their names had been placed in the list of never released by the military headquarters, which means that they may never return to their hometown in their lifetime. Unless this map is no longer the highest secret of the Ming Dynasty. In addition to this map, there is also a spherical object, which looks like a huge map that is shrinking. Many people in the military headquarters do not know why the commander made this ball, and they also said that the earth has never been square, and that the world has two poles in the north and south, etc., which they have never heard of.

Ge Yi heard the strange remarks of scholars too much, and was not surprised by the balls on the table, but he was sincerely amazed and admired the huge map in front of him: the scholar really knew everything in the world if he didn't go out! He just put the good Beijing city and didn't fight, but wanted to go outside the pass where birds would not shit. Ge Yi couldn't turn this for a while, and he felt that this was too troublesome. Also, it was good to put the Tartars in their homes, so what could be used to do?

"Master, why are we going outside the pass? Are the Tartars watching us pass through the city of Beijing? And what's good outside the pass? If we fight the Tartars into the pass, we won't let the Han people come out of the pass. If we go there, what will the soldiers eat and drink?"

Ge Yi raised his own confusion.

"I used to think that it would take several years to solve the Qing Dynasty, but now Wu Sangui is moving faster than we think. The Qing Dynasty will probably retreat outside the pass, so I have to start this matter. To deal with the Tartars, we should either not go north or take them all in one fell swoop. We must not give them any breathing opportunities, let alone let them continue to be a disaster for our Ming Dynasty!"

Zhou Shixiang picked up the wooden stick on the table, pointed to the northern end of Shanhaiguan on the map, and said, "My plan is not to occupy the outside of the pass, but to block Beijing. As long as we block this Liaoxi Corridor, Fulin and the Manchu Tatars in Beijing will not escape from the pass! In this way, they can be solved once and for all!"

"The commander means to use a partial army to block Ning Jin, and the main force to fight the Northern Expedition?" Ge Yiruo had thoughts, but quickly raised a new question: "How can this partial army go through?"

"How did we deal with Jidu at Chaohui?"

"The navy landed?"

Ge Yi suddenly realized that in Chaozhou, it was the timely transported by the navy generals and craftsmen to the rear of the Qing army that he built the death fortification that Ji Du could not survive until his death. It is conceivable that if the scene of Chao Hui could be used in Ningjin outside the pass, then the Manzhou people in Beijing would never be able to return to their hometown in their lives.

Of course, they could also choose to escape from the territory of the Mongolians, but at that time, the Mongolians would be as timid as before, as they used to be, and they really underestimated the Mongolians. I am afraid that in order to clear away their past sins, the Mongolians would not hesitate to cut off the heads of these Manzhou people who escaped from Beijing one by one, and then happily express their merits to Daming.

"But we don't have a navy? It's so far away, the Jiangnan navy won't be able to do it."

Although Ge Yi did not understand water war, he also knew that the Taiping Army's Jiangnan Navy could crisscross the Yangtze River, but could not get out of the sea. To block Ningjin, it not only required a elite soldier, but also countless resources, money and grain. Using the ability of the Jiangnan Navy to do these is simply a piece of paper and is unrealistic.

"We have a navy, a powerful navy, and a navy that can reach outside the pass!"

Zhou Shixiang suddenly moved the stick violently, and Ge Yi looked at it with the flow, and saw that the wooden stick was pointing at Jin Xia.

"Mr. Guo's surname?"

Ge Yi and military officer Guo Xiong shouted at the same time.

"The Zheng army's navy is our navy. The important task of blocking Ning Jin can only fall on them."

Zhou Shixiang sat down slowly and looked at the surprised second general. He knew what was surprised by the second general because Jin Xia's navy belonged to Zheng Sen, not Zhou Shixiang. But now he regards Jin Xia's navy as his navy and has to use them to carry out a heavy task of placing people in a distant way outside the pass. This is a bit incredible.

"The country's surname and the prince Zheng Jing turned against each other, and the elite troops of the land battle were all in Yanping's hands, but most of the navy was in Zheng Jing's hands."

Guo Xiong said that as early as after Suna conquered Hangzhou and occupied Ningbo, he learned from the captive Qing army that Zheng Chenggong and his son Zheng Jing had rebelled against each other. Zhou Shi had never expressed any opinions on this matter. The Nandu court also remained silent on this matter, because although Jin Xia had accepted the title of Prince Fujian of the Dingwu regime, it was actually independent of the Dingwu regime. They had their own army, their own officials, and their own territory, so they were essentially a vassal state. Before Fujian was restored, it was not convenient for Nanjing or Zhou Shixiang to interfere too much in the family affairs of Jin Xia's father and son. Now Zhou Shixiang is abnormal and regards the Jin Xia Navy as a treasure, which naturally leads Guo Xiong and Ge Yi to have many reverie.

Guo Xiong shook his head and said, "Master, the Zheng family's navy is good, but I'm afraid Yanping and Zheng Jing will not be willing to hand over the navy. After all, their Zheng family started out as pirates. Over the years, the navy has been their lifeblood. How can they hand over easily?"

Zhou Shixiang signaled the second general to sit down and said, "So we have to wait, be patient and wait. Before that, we have to do a few things."

Guo Xiong asked, "What are the things?"

Zhou Shixiang nodded slightly and said, "The first thing is to solve the problem of Dasu in Fujian. The Zheng family has no ability to take it, so we can take it ourselves. The second thing is to cause trouble for Wu Sangui, so that he cannot deal with Oboi so easily, and he cannot scare Fulin back to the outside of the pass before we are ready. Otherwise, all of my coach's plans will be in vain."
Chapter completed!