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East China Sea, Sishan Islands.

The main island is Shangyang Island.

The sun sets in the west, and the smoke is not gone.

Lu Fuhai held his helmet and looked at the many large and small houses on the island that were neither majestic nor simple with an expressionless face.

This broken island was finally leveled by him.

"General," a messenger came hurriedly, "News from Huayang County."

Lu Fuhai took it, but after reading it, he clenched the note tightly in his hand, showing his veins.

When he looked up at everything around him again, his face showed murderous intent.

"This general orders us to thoroughly search every plant and tree on the island and find all the hidden Japanese pirates. No one will be left behind."

"Yes!"

"I'll wait for Ben to return from Huayang County in a while..."

hum~

There was a commotion among the surrounding generals.

Huayang County?

Is it finally their turn to take action?

Doesn't that mean a large number of military achievements and future generals?

Thinking of this, everyone couldn't help but look to the north.

However, before they could say anything, Lu Fuhai's cold voice continued to reach their ears.

"When I return from Huayang County in a while, I will send someone to keep an eye on this place. If I see any Japanese pirates on the island, even one..."

Speaking of this, he smiled coldly.

"The general who leads the team, no matter who he is, will all go home to me to retire."

"Did you hear clearly?"

The generals were shocked and quickly recovered their messy thoughts. They all shouted in unison, "I understand."

After saying that, they secretly glanced at each other, with a bit of solemnity and embarrassment in each other's eyes.

The Sishan Islands are not small, otherwise Ishikawa Taki would not have chosen them as the base camp for his westward march.

It has more than 70 islands, large and small.

Some are only a few dozen feet above the water, but some are hundreds of feet high and cover nearly a hundred hectares.

Some are covered with rocks from top to bottom, others are covered with dense forests from top to bottom, and still others are surrounded by airtight reeds.

Often people only need to dig in and find nothing.

After these days of repeated attacks, the East China Sea Barrier finally reached Shangyang Island, but there were actually many Japanese pirates hiding on the islands.

It is not easy to find these people one by one.

"General," someone couldn't help but say, "Isn't it easy to find someone? We have brought a lot of kerosene and ignition materials. We can probably set up a few more fires."

At this point, he changed the topic.

"But in addition to the remaining small group of Japanese pirates on the island, there are also a large number of innocent people. Our Majesty has always governed the world with benevolence and filial piety. Is this..."

Humph.

Lu Fuhai snorted coldly and interrupted the other party's words.

Then he scanned the other generals and took in the expressions on their faces.

"You say they are innocent people?"

Shit!

"When the Japanese pirates here in the Sishan Islands secretly landed on our mainland and committed all kinds of crimes including rape, robbery and plunder in the coastal counties, what were the so-called common people doing?"

They were helping with farming and fishing to feed the attacking Japanese pirates or raising their children.

"When we came out to attack these islands and our brothers shed blood and sweat and suffered countless casualties, what were they doing?"

He risked his own life to help resist the attack of the East China Sea Barrier.

"Each of their hands is directly or indirectly covered with the blood of our soldiers and civilians," Lu Fuhai stared at the speaker, "Do you dare to say that they are innocent?"

"This……"

The man was so frightened that he was sweating profusely. He kept shrinking his neck. It looked like he wanted to shrink it under his belly. He was squeaking and didn't dare to say anything anymore.

Lu Fuhai ignored him, turned his head and silently looked at the many subordinates in front of him, and suddenly raised his voice with murderous intent.

"I don't want to hear such bastard words again, do you understand me?"

"Yes!" Everyone was shocked and responded in unison.

No one had any further objections. Lu Fuhai nodded, turned and looked towards the north.

In the distance, where the sea and the sky meet, large swaths of gray-black clouds float seemingly indistinctly.

That was the boundless flames of war igniting at Dinghai Pier.

It looks thick and light, very beautiful.

But everyone knows that it is full of blood, cruelty and death.

"General," someone came over bravely, "I wonder what the situation at Dinghai Pier is like?"

Lu Fuhai was slightly startled.

Looking down, he realized that the windmill news was still in his hands, and the subordinates next to him had not seen the news.

"Let's all take a look." He handed over the news. "In the morning, the Japanese pirates penetrated Dinghai Pier. The Central Army Corps suffered heavy casualties and collapsed."

The generals looked at each other in shock, speechless for a moment.

Although they already knew from the windmills that came from time to time that the Central Army Corps was beaten into a pulp, they still couldn't help but take a breath when they actually heard the news.

Everyone read it quickly, and everyone was silent.

"How on earth did Feng Haohan, the horse-riding man, lead the troops and fight the battle..."

Someone cursed in anger.

"General, there is no hope for the Central Army Corps. We must quickly send people to block all the north-south post roads and roads, otherwise we will be in trouble."

Lu Fuhai remained silent.

Since he knew that the Central Army Corps would be unable to withstand it sooner or later, he was not unprepared.

Although Feng Haohan repeatedly rejected the support from the East China Sea Barrier, Lu Fuhai still transferred part of the fleet and shore officers to the edge of Huayang County so that he could provide immediate support if necessary.

"Where is Lu Yulong now?" he asked.

The military advisor next to him stood up immediately.

"Back to the general, General Lu came north with his bodyguards as soon as he received your order. According to the windmill in the morning, he should have arrived in Huayang County yesterday afternoon or evening."

"Very good." Lu Fuhai nodded with satisfaction, "Give him an order to block the north-south post roads and roads at all costs. We will arrive shortly."

"Yes!" The orderly hurried away.

After a while, someone couldn't help but stand up.

"General, isn't General Lu stationed outside Sulan? How did he... get to Huayang County?"

After speaking, the man glanced at the military advisor who had just spoken.

According to the military advisor, Lu Yulong arrived in Huayang County yesterday, which meant that Lu Fuhai should have ordered him to go north several days ago.

You must know that it is not close from Su Lan to Huayang County. Although there is a wide and flat post road between the two counties, it still takes a lot of time.

"Why," Lu Fuhai's voice sounded a little unhappy, "Do I need to tell the whole world what I am going to do?"

Not long ago, Yang Miao defeated Haneda Yangxiang in Beihai and completely eliminated the threat from the north. Lu Fuhai immediately sent people south to support him.

Now the Japanese pirate fleet off the coast of Sulan has either fed the fish or fled.

Lu Yulong and Zhong Lifu were idle, so Lu Fuhai simply made the best use of them and asked them to go north to lead the army.

whee.

This general was also Lu Fuhai's confidant, so he was not that afraid of the general's murderous gaze.

"General," he glanced at the generals around him, "it's not like we don't have anyone here who can lead troops, right? And Lu Yulong..."

Although he is also a member of the East China Sea Barrier, his heart is with Xiao Zheng.

Humph.

Lu Fuhai snorted angrily.

Of course he knew that Lu Yulong was from Xiao Zheng's side.

But King Ning had already said that the East China Sea Barrier would be divided into two, so he had to abide by it as much as possible.

Now Lu Yulong and Zhong Lifu only have six fleets, which is still less than one-fifth of the number of fleets in the entire East China Sea Barrier.

Lu Fuhai had no choice but to recruit people elsewhere.

Of course, although Lu Yulong was not famous in the past, it later proved that he was indeed a general who was good at conquering, brave and strategic.

Lu Fuhai was reassured by sending him north to lead the troops.