Sheng Chong and Abandoned Concubine: The Sixth Miss Doctor

Chapter 1349 Look down on women?
Sure enough, although the sky was bright and the fog gradually dispersed, it was still foggy a few dozen feet away, making it hard to see clearly.

At this time, a hundred miles to the north, Xu Lingyue was ordering people to slow down. According to her instructions, the fleet kept moving at a constant speed in a zigzag shape.

Although it can't be very fast, it can also guarantee a uniform and safe speed when traveling against the wind, without any danger.

Standing on the tower, she looked at the distant sea through the binoculars. She could have a panoramic view of the fog and the islands along the way.

As the fog slowly dissipated, a dark silhouette appeared in the field of vision, like a small island.

She snorted, "My lord, there is a situation ahead."

Ming Yi immediately took out the telescope in her hand, glanced at it, and hummed, "It should be Luan Ping's fleet."

He returned the telescope to Xu Lingyue, and immediately conveyed the order to Yu Gou and Ouyang Suo. The two sent flags to the fleet. After receiving the message, the fleet behind immediately began to change formation according to the order, slow down, and land on the command ship. behind.

Xu Lingyue saw that Luan Ping's fleet was rampant, with an unscrupulous look, and knew that he must have resorted to violence against Da Zhou's fleet due to the strength and speed of the ship, coupled with his rich experience at sea.

Most of the ships in her hand were rebuilt from Da Zhou's ships, so she naturally understood the characteristics of Da Zhou's existing ships.

Those ships are mainly used for transportation and patrol, not as warships.

Therefore, compared with Luan Ping's big ship that has been rampant at sea for more than 20 years, it must be vulnerable.

Then, can the boat transformed by her withstand Luan Ping's collision?
She observed carefully and found that Luan Ping's fleet also had a lot of large ships, even surpassing her.

And the Clippers have more than her.

Luan Ping attacked the southeast coast this time, in addition to the Japanese and pirates, plus the natives of Ryukyu Island and many islands in the South China Sea, they mobilized a total of 8 to [-] people.

Even if most of them go to attack Fujian, after besieging Xu Yaoqing and King Xichang, the number of people he brought north to outflank Zhejiang is quite considerable.

I'm afraid there will be [-] people!
Hu Qianhu panicked after hearing Xu Lingyue's words, and his face changed.

Although he saw Xu Lingyue's ability and admired it, but they only have 5000 people, and if they have to face tens of thousands, what is the chance of winning?

What's more frightening is that they are not on the shore and cannot take some auxiliary measures. They are really not good at naval battles.

Many people don't even know how to swim, and they only started to learn when they followed the princess to Zhoushan Island for training.

How can such a person fight a naval battle?

Vice Admiral Luo suggested, "Princess, we might as well approach the shore and unite with the guards on the shore to resist the Japanese pirates."

Xu Lingyue shook her head, "We can only wait passively when we go ashore. The Japanese pirates come to attack us and defend them. If the Japanese pirates run away, we can't chase the enemy and annihilate them. This is not good."

Crowd: ...

Can survive when a large group of Japanese pirates attack, and repel them.

That's already pretty amazing, a big win.

Still want to destroy the enemy!

Isn't this... a bit too demanding?
Xu Lingyue smiled, with a confident face, "Since you are willing to follow me, are you willing to give me more trust? That is, entrust your future and life to me."

Give her your life and do what she says meticulously.

Don't be afraid and don't run away.

Zhu Feng said: "Miss says what she says, we will follow to the death."

Chang Xiu immediately stated, "Since Madam is willing to take us south, there must be a strategy to defeat the enemy, and I will follow to the death."

(End of this chapter)