Wufeng has been hesitating about which trouble to solve first. The Liberians are undoubtedly the hardest bone to crack. They have to be delayed until after their countries have achieved a bumper grain harvest again in September, it is purely adding strength to them. Wufeng does not want to see this, but he has to launch an attack on the Liberian countries now. Wufeng is not sure in his heart. Any of the Liberian countries has important strength. If we unite them, we can imagine that if we want to completely solve them, Wufeng thought that it would be best to prepare for two or three years of continuous wars. There are too many things that may happen in two or three years, especially in the situation where the Maqi Khans and the South Asian Alliance were constraining on the side, which is even more difficult.

What if we deal with the Maqi Khan first? The weather is obviously not suitable now. The Maqi Khan has strong cavalry combat power in the local area. It is not easy for the imperial army to gain the upper hand by relying on infantry alone. All of this makes it difficult for Wufeng to make a decision. This is also the main reason why he recruited Liang Chongxin and Cui Wenxiu back to Beijing. With the opinions of these two long-term generals who have been fighting abroad for reference, Wufeng should also be much more at ease.

Wufeng had been turning back and forth in his study for 10 or 20 times, and the eyes of the people in the room were a little blurred. Liang Chongxin and Cui Wenxiu exchanged glances. Obviously, His Majesty the Emperor was very cautious on this issue. This would be a battle that would determine the fate of the empire and might even affect the survival of the empire.

"What you mean is to take action against the Maqi Khan first and get rid of the Maqi Khan?" Wu Feng's thick eyebrows were locked, holding a colored pen in his hand and shaking circles on his fingers.

"Your Majesty, we do not expect to completely solve the Maqi Khan in one battle. After all, their cavalry still has a considerable advantage in the Maqi Khan's local area. We cannot fight against the enemy's strengths with our own shortcomings, but the Ronesia is different. Most of this area is mountainous, and the cavalry power of the Maqi Khan's is unable to play a role at all. Ronesia and our Sanjiang and Central and South counties border, with a complex terrain, which provides a good opportunity for our mountain troops to fight. The Second Corps should exert their special combat power in this battle. By taking down Ronesia, they can form an arc-shaped encirclement of Yuejing. The Maqi Khan had to draw heavy troops to station here. It is estimated that the climate had turned cold at that time, and our cavalry strength could also go south. The Yuejing Plain could also become a touchstone for testing the imperial army and the Maqi Khan's army to see who is the real king's army."

As the right envoy of the Privy Council of the Empire, Bo Jinshi also understood Wufeng's thoughts very clearly.

"Jinchen talks about your ideas." Wufeng finally sat back on the imperial throne. It should be said that he had accepted Bo Jinchen's opinions, but he still needs to consider the possible accidents on both sides of the north and the south to ensure that the war must be won once it unfolds.

"The Maqi Khans will have a war with us sooner or later. They are now building a canal from Yuejing to Maqi Khan. Once this canal is completed, Yuejing and Maqi Khan will have a closer connection, which will play a great role in integrating the economies of the two places. The Maqi Khan's strength will also make a leap forward. The improvement of the Maqi Khan's national strength will definitely give them more strength to support the war. Therefore, I think it is necessary to weaken the Maqi Khan before the completion and effect of the Maqi Khan's strategic canal. At least we will recover the land that the Maqi Khan originally seized. Ronesia is only our initial goal. While ensuring that Ronesia is taken, we should also consider solving the three places of Yuejing, Jemelo and Ankun together. This way, cutting out the territory outside the Maqi Khan's local area can severely hit the Maqi Khan's arrogance, and at the same time greatly weaken their war potential, and prepare for the next action."

Bo Jinchen concisely introduced the intention of the war and the results that needed to be achieved. This is also the opinion he and Ling Tian came up with after some discussion. Now that His Majesty has attracted three imperial generals, Liang, Cui and Mu, to discuss, and it must be decided.

"Well, the goals and intentions are basically in line with my intentions, but how many troops will the empire use, and which troops are ready to join the war? Will the South Ocean Alliance participate in the war besides the Machikhans? Are the Privy Council considering these issues?" Wufeng was not satisfied. He also wanted to know more detailed situations. The older the world, the less courageous it was. This sentence was most appropriate to him. His ambition was still the same, but he needed to ensure it with a careful plan.

"The Privy Council plans to use the Second Corps, which is good at mountain warfare and the Third Corps, which is now stationed in the imperial capital, as the main force to participate in the war, the Sixth Corps stationed on the border of the Nanyang Alliance as a force to deter the Nanyang Alliance, to prevent the Nanyang Alliance from participating in the war, and the Tiger Guard Corps as a reserve. The combat plan is underway, and it is initially set to divide it into north from Sanjiang and Central and South, launch an attack on the west side, with the focus of the combat focus mainly on the west side, but the main attack direction can be flexibly adjusted at any time. In order to prevent the northern Liberians from taking advantage of the possibility of taking advantage of the situation.

The Indian and German Legion transferred back from the Central Continental War Zone will be stationed in the Delok and Northwest County to strengthen defense. The Eleventh Legion, two directly affiliated heavy cavalry divisions and four Rangers are all strategic reserves and mobile forces on the North Line, which should be enough to ensure the safety of the North Line." Bo Jinchen added the questions raised by Wu Feng one by one, and it can be seen that the Privy Council also attached great importance to this battle, especially the possible impact on the Liberians in the north.

"Hmph, I see that although the deployment of the northern line seems to be quite large, we have to make the worst plan. If the Empire's war in the south is not going well or delayed, will the Liberians join forces to launch an attack? Have the Privy Council considered this possibility? If this happens, can the three legions and army in the north and two heavy cavalry divisions of four Rangers and two heavy cavalry divisions be coped?" Although Wufeng's voice was not high, his tone was very strict, and he was obviously not satisfied with the Privy Council's plan.

The study was filled with awe. The possibility proposed by His Majesty the Emperor could not be said to be non-existent, but it was quite small. The empire did not have the intention to destroy the Maqi Khan in one fell swoop. It was just that it needed to weaken the Maqi Khan's war strength and eradicate the physical territories of some Maqi Khan's people. In other words, there was no idea of ​​expanding and long-termizing the war. If the plan was carried out according to the plan, the Liberians would not have been able to respond so quickly in such a short period of time.

However, the international situation and battlefield situation change three times a day, and no one dared to expect that the plan set in advance would be successfully implemented. Just as the countries of Liberia were able to form such a close military alliance in such a short period of time, it was also unpredictable by the imperial diplomatic and intelligence departments, and the Maqikhans even wanted to join this alliance, which made Wufeng feel a deep sense of crisis. The continuous growth of the imperial national strength and some uncertainty in the imperial national policy led to the growing concerns of neighboring countries, and also increased their hostility towards the empire, which eventually led to this situation. In turn, their alliance forced the empire to use military means to eliminate the threat posed by their union.

"The military forces of the Liberian countries gathered more than 1.2 million. If they were mobilized in an emergency, they could even reach 1.6 million to 1.8 million. Our deployment of troops in the north was only 500,000. Even if we had a defensive advantage, can we defend against the long border? What if the Liberians were really determined to take action with the help of us in the south? The Liberians could also use these methods of breaking through and removing nails. How can we deal with it? Has the Privy Council considered this issue?" Wu Feng's voice suddenly increased several times, and his tone became unprecedentedly severe.

Not only Ling Tianfang and Bo's ministers, but also Liang Chongxin, Cui Wenxiu and Mulige felt the dissatisfaction from His Majesty the Emperor, which was a rare situation. His Majesty the Emperor set the worst possible situation, the military operations in the south were frustrated, and the Liberians in the north were able to unite and unite in the shortest time to take the opportunity to attack the empire. If this situation really happens, the empire may face an unprecedented crisis, and it is even more difficult to determine what will happen to those in the Central Continent, which are far from the empire.

"But your Majesty, the empire's army can only reach this level at this level. The empire is facing strong enemies on both sides of the north and south. If we want to solve the Liberians first and temporarily put Machikhan on hold, we are afraid that the difficulty we face will be greater, especially since the Liberian countries are located in the north. Once the war is delayed, the cold north will greatly reduce the combat effectiveness of the imperial army. Therefore, I think it is necessary to solve the Machikhan problem first, and then consider the problem of dividing and disintegrating the Liberian alliance. Only by defeating each one can you achieve better results."

Mr. Bo was a little unaware of what His Majesty wanted to express. It was His Majesty's initial tendency to solve Maqikhan first. Now that the plan is taken out, he is not satisfied with the defense in the north. It is hard to cook without rice. The imperial army is scattered all over the place, and it is already the limit to put 500,000 troops on the northern front. After all, will the Liberians attack at this time, or will the scale of provoking war be to do their best? No one can predict that if the empire is to draw troops from the southwest and the central continents, the control of the territory such as the Central Continent and the Southwest, which had just been included in the imperial rule, would be too weak, and it is likely to cause a lot of trouble. Could Your Majesty not see it?
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