"Especially as soon as our actions in India are launched, the British's arrogance can be quickly curbed, and Tsarist Russia will have to better consider themselves."

As Lin Haifeng's words came to an end, the room suddenly became quiet.

Yang Xiuqing seemed to have not realized that Shi Dakai, Lin Haifeng and others were all looking at him, and his tilted head was slightly lowered, and he was still thinking.

"Ahem," Zheng Nanlian coughed twice, breaking the silence. "I think Haifeng's analysis is still very detailed and is in line with our current reality. Of course, Brother Xiuqing's concerns make sense. First of all, we have made promises to Afghanistan. When people are really facing obstacles that cannot be overcome, it is obviously not enough if we do not fulfill our previous promises. Secondly, Tsarist Russia is a dog that cannot be fed on our back door, and will never squat there calmly and remain calm."

When he arrived here, Zheng Nan paused intentionally. Seeing Yang Xiuqing finally raised his head and opened his eyes to glance at him, he continued to say, "However, not sending troops directly to intervene for the time being does not mean that we have lost confidence in Afghanistan. Increasing the assistance and guiding their war of resistance is also fulfilling the promise we have made. What's more, our sending troops to India is actually like surrounding Wei and saving Zhao. Since everyone is friends, as long as they say it, they should understand our current difficulties. Of course, whether it is for them or ourselves, the difficulties are temporary. After the storm, there will always be rainbows."

"Let's talk about Tsarist Russia," Zheng Nan looked around the people in the room and smiled slightly, "This Tsarist Russia has extreme selfishness and greed all come from its core. But at the same time, they are extremely snobbish people. Whether it is flattery when they lose power, or taking advantage of others' dangers and taking advantage of others' dangers and taking advantage of others' mistakes when they get power, they are the tricks they are best at. Therefore, although the Allies are very arrogant and the Allies are in a slump, the Tsarist Russians know in their hearts that we must openly stand on the side of the Allies sooner or later."

"Now some of us often like to say that after more than ten years of rapid development, the Tsarist Russians who used to never take us seriously have now become very afraid of us and are only worthy of following us as followers. Yes, our great development over the years has indeed intimidated our neighbor. At the same time, the spiritual destruction strategy developed by Haifeng and others has indeed not only made many young Tsarist Russians have become extremely yearning for us, but also caused some chaos within their decision-making level."

"However, because of this, some Tsarist Russians are more hostile to us and more eager to put us to death. Mr. Alexander II is such a representative figure. Xinjiang's devastating defeat, the new borders, the separation of the Far Eastern Republic, and the independence of Kazakhstan, all of which have always been a severe pain that cannot be erased in Mr. Alexander II's heart."

Zheng Nan said, his eyes swept towards Lin Haifeng, and then turned back to Yang Xiuqing, "The question about the Tsarist Russians is one of the most discussed issues between me and Haifeng. When this war that will surely spread to every corner of the world starts to burn, what do the Tsarist Russians like to see the most? The only result they want to see is that the war burns on us early, so that they can wait for a great opportunity to put a knife on us. At present, the Allies are already very arrogant, and the Allies are even more so.

They were in a slump, but why didn't they take the British ship openly? It was because they felt that they had not seen the great opportunity to really have to take action to make a big fuss. The Russians were greedy, but they were like a group of hyenas waiting for rotten meat to eat. They were still very patient. They would not easily turn against us before they saw that we were about to be exhausted. So, I also think that what we need to do most now is to pacify the south first and revitalize this big game of chess in the Allies."

"Okay, that's it!" Although Yang Xiuqing's mood was not completely cheerful, his expression was firm. Then, he looked at Zheng Nan again, "In addition, you can arrange something in the afternoon. I want to meet the special envoy sent by King Ali Khan and explain it to him in person."

"Hahaha, thank you guys for your hard work, I'll leave my legs soon. See you in Vancouver!"

On April 5, 1869, on the British side of the border between the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Alaska Special District west of the Yukon River and the British northwest region, it was covered with snow, wearing black high-tube horse boots, a furry dog-skin hat, and a white sheepskin coat. Liu Mingyuan, who was holding his fist and saying goodbye to Cao Weiren.

Tianqian, Cao Weiren's Red Fifth Army took the lead in killing the border and thoroughly cleaned up all British strongholds and fortresses that were nearly forty miles deep.

At present, Liu Mingyuan's more than 10,000 cavalry from the First Cavalry Army began to roll south along the passage opened by the Red Fifth Army like a torrent that broke the embankment.

Cao Weiren, wearing a black and yellow long-haired dog-skin hat, a thick grass-green cotton coat and pants, a big-haired leather shoes, and a white cloak, looked at Liu Mingyuan with a proud look on his face and smiled, "I said, brother, don't be too proud. Even if you run fast now, if you don't do it well, maybe you have to beg me to be a scavenger for you a few times."

"Bah, to be honest, if Mr. Tan hadn't been partial to you, even if we were to do this job, we wouldn't have to help you. So, if you don't care about you, if you keep worrying about it, you might have something messed up in your crow's mouth. Hahaha..."

Liu Mingyuan smiled and flew over to jump to his "black dragon horse". In the blink of an eye, this small team of people merged into the iron stream rolling southward galloping...

In the early morning of April 6, Yu Fuzhong and Shi Daying's troops in Lanfang Special District also launched a full-scale attack on the British troops entrenched in Sarawak.

As early as April 1, the Red Navy high seas fleet commanded by Luo Dagang intercepted Lieutenant General Alexander Milne, who was carrying his eleven warships and all the supply ships under the Far East Fleet in the waters south of the Nansha Islands, and was planning to go to Japan Island to get together with his Commander George Satrus.

After nearly five hours of sea battle, Lieutenant General Milne took his flagship "Nelson" to break through the encirclement set up by Luo Dagang and finally successfully escaped back to the harbor of Sarawak. Unfortunately, he had not even breathed well, and a large number of warships of the Red Navy chased after him.

Luo Dagang is a man who likes to beat dogs in the water. When he meets such a "wicked person", General Milne can only lament that his fate is too unfaithful.

When Yu Fuzhong and Shi Daying's troops began to sweep the British army in Sarawak like a tragic death, Luo Dagang was blocked by General Milne's Far East fleet in the harbor. He was bathed in the baptism of the British garrison in Sarawak, and was bathed in the baptism of the fierce artillery fire from the high seas of the Red Sea Fleet.
Chapter completed!