After communicating with the toasts, Walong had a preliminary understanding of the local situation.

But he was not in a hurry to launch an offensive, but wanted to wait and see.

As a very experienced general, he knew very well that he would never be impatient in such a large-scale battle.

Only by strictly controlling one's emotions can one accurately make a judgment on the battle situation.

It's really not easy to do this.

But Wallon has always demanded himself this way.

As for the toasts, there was no good way, so they could only let Walong.

They were looking forward to the moon and finally came, but the situation was today, and this scene was a bit embarrassing.

But there are no good choices. They have to ask for it, so they can only let it go.

But one thing is certain, that is, the Ming army definitely had some plans.

From the Ming army stationed in Lin'an Prefecture City, we can see that they have made arrangements for this generation.

What the toasts see is only the tip of the iceberg. To see everything clearly, it takes not only time, but also many factors.

Of course, the toasts can afford it. They are fighting at home, and supply is not a problem, and the place where they live is ready-made.

Since the Ming army wanted to waste their willingness to accompany them.

Under the current situation, the Ming army really forced them to the corner, and they could only fight to the death.

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The war has not started for a long time, and the atmosphere in Lin'an City has been extremely depressed.

Yao Donghai was like an ant on a hot pan, constantly jumping around.

The key is that he also brought this emotion to Liu Xingming and Hao Yaoqi.

Hao Yaoqi was an impatient person. After Yao Donghai's complaint, he was upset and wanted to lead his troops out of the city to take the initiative to fight.

Fortunately, Liu Xingming was very rational and promptly dissuaded Hao Yaoqi and said, "Uncle Hao, you must be calm. You must not be impulsive at this time. Now it is very likely that the Burmese people have colluded with the local chieftains. They do not send troops to fight at this time just to see what we are going to do. If they want to respond to changes in the same way, we cannot obey their words. Otherwise, all the efforts made before will be in vain. Uncle Hao, think about the instructions of His Highness King Jin, think about it."

Liu Xingming said so carefully, but Hao Yaoqi didn't listen much.

"Oh, I'm so annoying. How can I get so troublesome in war? His Highness King Jin is really, just told me to keep my guard. I can't do anything in this Lin'an Prefecture all day long, and I'm going to get sick all the time."

"Uncle Hao, if you bear it, I believe that the chieftains will be unable to calm down first. Besides, even if they really want to move, it will be the way His Highness King Jin will move. There is no reason for us to move. Behind us are the people of Lin'an Prefecture. Every move of our actions may directly affect their safety. Therefore, we must think carefully before making a decision and must not act voluntarily."

Liu Xingming had actually thought of a similar situation a long time ago, so he made preparations in advance.

He knew that Hao Yaoqi was a person with true nature, but the more such a person was, the more difficult it was to control his emotions. This required Liu Xingming to help Hao Yaoqi manage his emotions.

A general is the soul of a army and must not let his temper behave.

What's more, Liu Xingming and others have to guard the people of a city, so they have to keep their minds even more clear.

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The tip of the iceberg, the Ming army really only revealed the tip of the iceberg.

But just the tip of this iceberg made Walong amazed.

Judging from the information spies spied, in addition to the Ming army in Lin'an Prefecture, there are also many Ming army hidden nearby.

Before figuring out the number of Ming troops in this part and their size, Walong will definitely not act rashly.

Tolerance, sometimes toleration is not necessarily a bad thing.

This war is too much of a relationship and is likely to affect the relationship between Myanmar and the Ming Dynasty in the next hundred years.

So he must be cautious.

The ideal situation is to find the Ming army hidden in the dark and fight with them.

If you win, it's best, if you lose, it's considered a bottom-up.

The key is that in this case, whether it is winning or losing, there is room for buffering, and you will not be forced into a dead end.

If Walong rashly launched an offensive against Lin'an Prefecture City, not to mention whether they could fight, the Ming army hidden in the dark would definitely take advantage of this time to fight.

In this way, the Myanmar army and the chieftain coalition forces would face the attack of the Ming army.

This is a very scary thing.

You should know that the Ming army has strong execution ability, and in this state of attack, it is likely to block the retreat of some Myanmar troops.

At that time, I really had to fight bloody battles.

This is a situation that Walong doesn't want to see.

In fact, before he led his troops to fight this time, the Burmese King once told him that it was not necessary to win, and that if the situation was wrong, he could evacuate.

So Wallon would not bring the army into a trap or even a desperate situation.

If there is any benefit, it is the best to get it. If there is no, he will lead the army to evacuate in time.

As for the toast, of course, you can abandon it at any time.

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Waiting is torment.

Both Li Dingguo and Zheng Chenggong felt the same.

Especially when your opponent doesn't take this trick and refuses to move, your overall plan will be affected.

In Li Dingguo's original plan, the Ming army maintained a calm and steady attitude.

In this case, the Ming army cannot move first, and moving first will expose the target.

But now the chieftain army and the Burmese army are no longer moving. If the Ming army does not move, the situation will be stalemate.

This is not the situation Li Dingguo hopes to see.

Because of this, the consumption of food and grass is huge.

A large army of 100,000 people eat horses and eat horses and eat it.

It’s okay to say three to five days, or ten days, but the consumption is really amazing after a long time.

These were all bought by the silver allocated by the court.

This means that the Shangmin fat and folk paste that the army is now consuming.

This made Li Dingguo's heart thrust and bursts of pain as if he was stabbed by a steel needle.

An excellent general can make timely adjustments and responses according to different scenes to achieve the best results.

Of course, the same is true for Li Dingguo.

Originally, he wanted the Burmese to take action first.

But now it seems that it is not appropriate to wait blindly.

It seems that I have to add a fire to stimulate them.

After Li Dingguo walked with his hands on his back for a long time, he made up his mind and turned to Zheng Chenggong and said, "It's better to send a side force to attack the Tusi camp, but he didn't attack hard, but just harass him, which made the Tusi feel restless and came to ask for a fight on his own initiative."

Zheng Chenggong actually agreed with Li Dingguo's plan.

Gradually increasing strength will make the toasts lose control and may prompt them to take the initiative to seek war.

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