Wei Fufeng was satisfied with the development of the navy and was even more satisfied with Fuzhou's prosperity and development. The current population of Fuzhou City is 260,000.

Huge commercial interests attract population inflows, especially many native mountain barbarians who are willing to become naturalized and work in order to integrate into civilized survival.

Wei Fufeng really wanted to meet Changsheng and talk. Changsheng has been overseas and opened up overseas business paths.

One month, Wei Fufeng waited for Ma Yin to seize the military situation in Mingzhou, and he felt that he was fooled by Ma Yin.

Mingzhou belongs to a prosperous coastal area. Ma Yin's occupation prevented the sea route from entering Hangzhou Bay, which was very unfavorable for the future entry into Hangzhou.

Wei Fufeng could only regret that he could not launch an enterprising war to east and west Zhejiang, but he had to provide substantial support to Hangzhou and Changzhou and indirectly support Shangyuan Prefecture.

In fact, there is maritime trade between Fuzhou and Hangzhou, and the sea routes are very risky, but sailors who are familiar with sea transportation can avoid risks based on seasonal conditions.

Zhao Yidou received a military order and rushed to Langfeng West Garden. The master met and felt moved and had a drink and talked.

Wei Fufeng agreed to Zhao Yidou's request and allowed Zhao Yidou to lead 5,000 troops back to Fuzhou, and the other half of them set out to station in Quanzhou.

(End of this chapter)

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