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After seeing Lu Wenlong off, Cao Conglong set out for Lanxi County. Thinking back to what Lu Wenlong said, Cao Conglong was not without the ability to distinguish things, and he could also hear the speculations in it.

Two years ago, although Chen Wen designed the plan to defeat each inside battle was not perfect, even though he was sent to Zhoushan later, the civil servants and ministers in the court praised him after seeing it. Even Zhang Mingzhen even believed that this was the most likely way to defeat the encirclement and suppress the Qing army. Moreover, Chen Wenben would also participate in the battle. It was Wang Yi who chose Zé and asked Chen Wen to stay in the camp, and it was not Chen Wen who voluntarily stayed there. But if it was all Chen Wen's plan, it would be too complicated.

Moreover, if Chen Wen had not brought the information, the Ming army in Simingshan would have been defeated by the Qing army, and the battle at Siming Lake, which caused heavy damage to the Extraordinary Battalion would have broken out. It would be too far-fetched to say that Chen Wen and Wang Sheng colluded.

As for Wang Jiang's affairs, it was even more unreasonable delusion. He sacrificed his invincible reputation of trusted generals and his troops to frame the military civil servants who had always been harmonious with him. Isn't he afraid that the new military civil servants will compete for power with him? Why bother?

And most importantly, all this could only happen unless Chen Wen learned that Ruan Jin died accidentally and the Ming army in Zhoushan went south to Fujian. However, this person went to Jinhua before the Battle of Zhoushan. If he colluded, it would be before that. He could predict all this inadvertently that Cao Conglong could not think of.

Chen Wen has strong control over the army and his personal ability to use troops, and is willing to go east to Taizhou to welcome the Lu Jianguo. Based on these considerations, Cao Conglong ordered tea and gave away guests without hesitation.

However, when Lu Wenlong left, he had seen Chen Wen meet with Wang Sheng's personal soldiers with his own eyes. This incident still made Cao Conglong feel a little alert, so he left another confidant who came to Jinhua with him in the Fucheng so that he could get news about the Fucheng in time.

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He happily sent Cao Conglong Cao who had gone to the "Sweeping County", and Chen Wen returned to the camp to continue to supervise the training.

The so-called treasure presented to Yu Shizhong yesterday is actually very common in the European army, but now China is a complete set of rare objects.

Gun plaques, gun rulers, scales, telescopes. These things are basic tools for targeting artillery range and aiming and increasing their hit rate. However, in the current Chinese battlefield, almost no artillery soldiers will use these. It can even be said that more than 99.99% of gunners do not even know that there are such tools in the world to increase the hit of artillery.

In fact, these tools were not used in the Ming Dynasty in history. During the Tianqi and Chongzhen period, the Ming court recruited mercenaries to train artillery for the Ming army, trying to strengthen the army by learning Western military technology. However, with the outbreak of the Dengzhou Rebellion, this process was completely interrupted. Those who had learned more than ones were executed by the Ming court because of the involvement of the Dengzhou Rebellion, such as Sun Yuanhua and Zhang Tao; those who failed in the skills were mostly surrendered to the Qing Dynasty, such as Kong Youde and Geng Zhongming.

In this era, artillery still operated artillery according to experience, and both the Ming and Qing armies were like this. Even in the Opium War in the 19th century, under the care of the Qing chiefs who loved science and technology, the Qing Dynasty's firearms had "prosperous development". However, the Qing army, which had almost caught up with the level of the late Ming and European levels in the late Ming and European levels, were still aiming for artillery with experience. In this case, there was nothing abnormal about being hung up and beaten by the British in the heyday of the Victorian era.

Seeing Yu Shizhong demonstrate how to use these tools for the gunners, Chen Wen vaguely remembered that the use of granular gunpowder and fixed-load gun medicine packs seemed to have existed in the late Ming Dynasty. However, the army he had contacted seemed to be very clear about these things, and even Yu Guowang, who has always attached great importance to firearms, is no exception. Things like the ratio of black gunpowder, the difference between black gunpowder used for guns and black gunpowder used for guns, are almost well-known in military history forums in later generations. However, I didn't care much at the beginning, and it may take time and stimulation to recall them.

I can't eat a fat man in one breath, so I will practice the aiming skills first. But the caliber of the guns in his hand is relatively small, especially those small tiger squat cannons with iron sand and stone. I guess there is no need to aim. The Fran cannons that can improve the hit rate are those Fran cannons. I hope they can have a better effect.

After seeing the artillery training, Chen Wen went to Jinhua Town to give lectures. He had already planned the Inspector Censorate and the Jinhua Guard Thousand House Office, and even started to renovate. However, when Cao Conglong arrived, he was very dissatisfied with the private establishment of martial arts. In the absence of opposition, he moved his luggage directly to the Inspector Censorate. He used it as the Zhejiang Governor's Office, and said that if Chen Wen continued to build martial arts here, he would just build it into the wall together.

Chen Wen had no choice but to give up the house to him because of his identity as a governor. However, the Jinhua Town Martial Arts School was established as scheduled, but it was changed to the camp, so that Cao Conglong could not come and make a noise.

The first batch of officers who entered the school came from the newly established General Staff of Jinhua Town. Among these officers, there were officers who had experienced bloody battles, and scholars who had just joined the Ming army. As the chief of staff, Lou Jiye is currently taking some of his staff to survey and map maps in various parts of the Ming army occupied areas to create sand tables, while the rest stayed in the martial arts lecture hall to listen to Chen Wen and some experienced officers.

Actually, there is no class for him today, but you will always feel relieved when you come here to see it. At least if there is a problem with the use of **** array on the shou, he can try to correct it so that these guys will not harass the Buddhist disciples who are serious about vegetarianism and chanting Buddha's Buddhist practice.

Unlike these staff members who were studying military tactics and military knowledge in the camp, they went to survey and map under the leadership of Lou Jiye. The part of the staff members who created the sand table were now facing the scorching sun and under the protection of the Ming army to observe and record the terrain trend of the Qing army occupied area.

As the deputy generals of the Assistant Guard, Li Ruixin, Wu Dengke and Yin Yue, were previously appointed by the State of Lu Jianguo, Cao Conglong found out that they were still working under Chen Wen during his edict, so he appointed these three people as the general officers of the regiment training in the name of the State of Lu Jianguo. Lou Jiye, who had just been promoted to Assistant Guard, missed the promotion because the State of Lu Jianguo did not know that there was someone like him. Even after Cao Conglong asked about his work content, he just said impatiently that he would confirm the title of deputy general to the State of Lu Jianguo, that's all.

Lou Jiye and his staff officers were very indignant about such behavior of not using bean bags as dry food. All this directly led to some of them giving up, while the other part worked harder to learn relevant skills in staff assignments.

However, the General Staff Department has just been established. Although the personnel have been in place and the scope of work has been initially divided, it will probably take a long time to truly take effect. At present, these surveying and mapping maps are the most basic and quickest jobs to see the results, so Lou Jiye personally brought the group of officers he selected to do things.

After moving north for more than half a day, I finally got to know the nearest terrain direction, but if I go deeper, I might encounter the Qing army. Lou Jiye did not intend to use these seeds to deal with the consumables of the Qing Dynasty, so he let go and continue to move forward, but led the team back.

When they returned to Anhua Town, the coolies stuck in the fortifications that the Qing army must pass seemed to have ended their work today and returned to the nearby labor camp to receive supper.

However, in response to Lou Jiye's dissatisfaction with the working time of these former green camp soldiers, the messenger who had already arrived with the order to speed up the construction of fortifications. Perhaps when Lou Jiye and his staff officers left here and headed for Pujiang County, the sound of whipping here would suddenly become dense with Chen Wen's will. (To be continued.)
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