Episode 712: Second Battle of the Yellow Sea (10)
Deng Shu-lin continued to increase the intensity of his criticism.
“Coward!”
“Sha of the unmanned!”
“The one who repaid His Majesty’s favor with vengeance!”
Two days later, when the Inland Sea fleet sailed again after completing maintenance and supplies, Deng Su-lin’s criticism reached its peak.
This was because it was possible to know the destination of the inland sea fleet that had escaped from the fleet.
“It is a soldier’s duty to sink at least one more ship of the Koreans’ battle line with the determination to die! “Surrender!”
“You’re a coward, and food goes down your throat!”
“If it were , I would have bitten my tongue and died right away!”
When not only Deng Shulin but other surviving commanders joined in the criticism, Jin Yu was driven into a dead end.
Jinyu eventually ca out and motioned for the guards.
“Is there a problem?”
Jinwi gave a short answer to the question of the interpreter who ca with the guard.
“I want to beco a citizen of the empire.”
The interpreter, upon hearing Jinwi’s business, imdiately turned around.
“Please follow .”
* * *
An Hui, who received the report that ‘Jin Yue is about to convert,’ smiled broadly and nodded.
“Of course it is! “Bring here right now!”
“yep!”
The news of Jinwi’s conversion imdiately reached Jo Jinwoong.
“Please bring Commander Jin with you.”
“yes!”
Jo Jin-woong, who faced Jin-wi like that, opened his mouth with a warm smile.
“I was truly impressed by the exquisite steering skills and battle command shown in the last battle.”
“That’s too much praise. “The captain I worked with was just good.”
“But why did you decide to change jobs?”
Jinwi, who was silent for a mont in response to Cho Jinwoong’s question, soon smiled sadly and answered.
“Since you received the report from the guards, I don’t think you are aware of my situation.”
Jo Jin-woong lightly cleared his throat and responded to the subtle criticism, ‘Don’t tease people knowingly.’
“greatness! Huh! This was a mistake made by the main office. “Do you have anything else to ask?”
“The director has a family in Nantong. “If the warden’s change becos known, they will be in trouble, so we need to take asures.”
“Hmm… I will stay with Your Majesty to get an answer on that matter.”
In response to Jo Jin-woong’s answer, Jin-wi bowed his head and earnestly asked.
“If you save my family, I will repay you.”
“I’ll do my best. And then… The captain who was with at the ti seed fine, so how co you don’t have an answer?”
At Jo Jin-woong’s request, Jin-wi smiled bitterly and muttered to himself.
‘It is said that what the Joseon people are most greedy for is people, and indeed…’
“It is probably a difficult situation, so if you speak well, you will get good results.”
“Can the general help ?”
Jinwi, who thought for a mont about Cho Jinwoong’s request, soon nodded.
“The director will co forward and persuade him.”
“oh! Please take care of !”
After finishing the conversation, Jinwi looked up at the sky and sighed.
“Whoa~. I can’t help it. I have no choice but to do my best in this situation…”
Jinwi, who had decided to change her career, soon did her best. The captain, who showed a lukewarm response at first, decided to convert after Jinwi’s continued persuasion. The conditions put forward by the captain who decided to change jobs were also similar to Jinwi’s.
-Please get my family out of Nantong safely!
And Janggye, who recorded all these details, soon went up to Seoul.
* * *
Hyang, who received the general ssage, imdiately asked Wan a question.
“What do you think?”
Wan, who pondered Hyang’s question for a mont, soon shared his thoughts.
“I don’t think it is a good precedent to carelessly dismiss soone who converts. And looking at the general report sent by Admiral Cho, it appears that he has excellent judgnt and command ability. “I think it’s good to accept him because he’s a good talent.”
“What if he did that with the intention of going back to the Ming? “If I go back now, I will die, but if I return with confidential information, won’t I have a chance to recover?”
Wan smiled slightly and responded to Hyang’s point.
“Isn’t it okay to send him to Shinji? “It’s really scary that there are not enough people there, and even if you want to go there, it’s impossible.”
“Ha ha ha ha ha!”
At Wan’s answer, Hyang burst out laughing and hit his knee.
“That’s correct!”
Satisfied with Wan’s handling, Hyang soon gave orders.
“Ask the converted captain Jinwi and the captain to co to Seoul imdiately. “I need to talk to you.”
“I follow your orders!”
* * *
The next morning. According to Hyang’s orders, Jinwi and the captain took the first train and ca up to Seoul.
Jinwi and the captain, who entered Geunjeongjeon, saw Hyang sitting on top of the temple and Wan sitting below them, bowed down on the floor and bowed their heads.
“I co to see His Majesty Soin Jinwi.”
“Little Hamdeokpung. “I co to see your Majesty.”
“Nice to et you. “Have the eunuch bring chairs for them.”
As the two sat down on the chairs, Hyang started asking questions with a face full of curiosity.
“Did you say Hamdeokpung? I heard that your steering skills are excellent. “How did you avoid most of the bombs fired by the Imperial Navy?”
Starting with that, Hyang asked Ham Deok-pung sothing he was curious about, and the ministers present listened to the conversation with faces full of curiosity.
When the conversation with Ham Deok-pung ended for a long ti, Hyang looked at Minister of National Defense Min Shin and opened his mouth.
“It sure seems scary to get used to it. “I was surprised to see that the number of Ming troops destroyed in this battle was surprisingly small, but there was a reason for that.”
“That’s right. “We need to speed up improvents.”
“Improvents are improvents, but I think we need to reconsider the training of the soldiers in charge of the artillery and the habits of the captains. This is because our army’s challenger-level front is capable of withstanding the bombardnt of the Ming army.”
Following Min Shin’s answer, Kim Jong-seo added. And all the ministers nodded at Kim Jong-seo’s remarks.
anwhile, Pia had beco accustod to the artillery made by the Empire. The captains of the Ming Dynasty front lines, who had survived the previous battle and learned firsthand the characteristics of the naval guns mounted on the imperial front lines, utilized this experience to reduce damage as much as possible.
And as Ham Deok-pung explained this, he learned why the results of this battle had decreased.
In summary, the power of the artillery shell beca stronger, but the problem was that the artillery itself was an existing one, so the range was the sa. In addition, the habit of the captains, who were accustod to attacking with artillery from as far away as possible, beca a problem.
And Kim Jong-seo argued that this habit should be abandoned and a more active approach should be carried out.
But Hyang actually shook his head.
“Admiral Jeoljae’s words seem right, but considering the situation of the empire, I think it would be better to improve the artillery itself.”
“Haona….”
“Stop.”
Hyang raised her hand to stop Kim Jong-seo, then turned to Jin-wi and asked.
“Does General Jin understand the reason?”
Jinwi imdiately answered Hyang’s question.
“It’s because we don’t have enough people. The Empire’s front lines and artillery are excellent, but to put it the other way around, it ans that it takes a lot of ti to get used to them. Therefore, if soldiers’ losses increase during close combat, it will take a lot of ti to fill the empty space. And this will lead to a reduction in power.”
“That’s the correct answer.”
Hyang nodded loudly in response to Jinwi’s answer and continued speaking while looking at Kim Jongseo.
“Our country’s challenger-level front lines are strong, but if they take a lot of hits, they will break through. Then, of course, there will be a loss of troops, and even if you win, it is not a victory. “It takes a lot of ti for army cavalryn and artilleryn to beco proficient, but isn’t it a well-known fact that navy sailors need even longer than that?”
Kim Jong-seo responded to Hyang’s explanation by bowing his head.
“My thoughts were short-lived.”
“I don’t think it was the captain’s mistake. “Don’t worry about it.”
After comforting Kim Jong-seo, Hyang looked at Jin-wi and her eyes sparkled.
‘Look at this? If I do well, I think I’ll catch a big catch, right?’
Hyang, who had a strong feeling that he had caught a big catch, asked Jinwi.
“General, what do you think is our empire’s greatest weakness?”
“Soone is coming. The empire is still lacking. Actually….”
Jinyu repeated what he had said to Emperor Gyeong.
The longer Jinwi’s words continued, the more the ministers’ eyes began to sparkle.
‘Is this a long ti coming?’
‘It’s a waste of insight to just confine to Shinji, let alone the military!’
‘How can I bring him back?’
When a fresh talent ca into view for the first ti in a long ti, the eyes of the ministers beca stained with greed.
“huh?”
Jinyu, who had been explaining for a while, suddenly felt a chill in his body and stopped speaking.
“Why do you stop talking?”
“Oh, it’s nothing. “I suddenly got chills…”
After hearing Jinwi’s answer through the interpreter, Hyang smiled and ordered.
“It seems like the ministers are getting greedy for the first ti in a while. “Don’t pay attention and continue your explanation.”
* * *
After the interview, which was not an interview, Hyang gave orders to Jinwi and Ham Deokpung.
“I cannot hide my joy that talented people like you have co into the arms of the empire. “We will do our best to achieve the salvation of your family that you have requested.”
Hearing Hyang’s words, Jinwi and Hamdeokpung imdiately bowed down on the floor and bowed their heads.
“Hwang Eun is devastated!”
“You guys can go out.”
Jinwi and Hamdeokpung politely bowed to the incense’s congratulatory ssage and walked backwards out of Geunjeongjeon.
After the two people left, Hyang asked the ministers and Wan.
“What do you think?”
“I think they are outstanding talents. In particular, as Jinwi said, the mont our empire follows the path of Bucha is the beginning of crisis, which was a painful piece of advice.”
No sooner had Kim Jeom finished speaking than Kim Jong-seo continued.
“I’ll buy it back. “The mistake of conviction a little while ago was also caused by complacency resulting from the victories we have achieved so far, so we must be on guard.”
Hyang also nodded at Kim Jong-seo’s words.
“Jim thinks so too.”
* * *
“With this defeat, the Ming will once again kill off their montum and take advantage of the opportunity. General, when do you think that will be?”
Jinwi imdiately answered Hyang’s question.
“The empire will create that opportunity.”
“Our empire will create it? how?”
Jinwi’s answer to Hyang’s question was simple and clear.
“The mont the empire follows Bucha’s path, the Ming will have an opportunity.”
“ah!”
At that mont, Hyang and all the ministers let out exclamations of exclamation at the sa ti.
In Wasin Sangdam, Owang Bucha, the protagonist of Wasin, waited for an opportunity to avenge his father by sleeping on thorny firewood.
And as soon as Bucha, who had developed his strength by seizing the opportunity, succeeded in taking revenge, he enjoyed pleasure and forgot about the past.
In the end, Bucha, who had beco so lazy, was defeated by Gucheon, who was looking for an opportunity while licking his gallbladder, and committed suicide.
In other words, the mont the empire beca lazy due to its own power was the mont of destruction.
But the scent was scent.
“Then I will ask you again. “How many people will get that opportunity?”
Jinwi answered Hyang’s question in an uncertain voice.
“I can’t guarantee.”
Hyang’s eyes sparkled even more at Jinwi’s answer.
“You’re surprisingly cool, aren’t you?”
“I was taught that those who want to win must be as calm as possible.”
“Then, judging so calmly, what does Ming’s future look like?”
“It’s not good.”
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