In the fifth year of Xianqing's reign, Su Dingfang destroyed Baiji's rear army and left Liu Rengui to guard it. Only the remains of the Tang navy remained.
At the same time, the Japanese nation poured out all its strength and wildly claimed that if Baekje was in trouble, Yamato would be in trouble. They rushed to build 600 warships day and night in Zhuzi Bay, intending to go north for a decisive battle.
Pei Xingjian, who joined the army in Yangzhou, was secretly attacked by the Japanese army and accidentally traveled through time with his shipbuilding skills from later generations. No watertight compartment? Steer upwind without staysail? No standardized dock? In this way, he reconstructed the shipbuilding technology of the Tang Dynasty.
The three-year period has been set. When the Japanese fleet pours into the mouth of the Baijiang River overwhelmingly, what they will face is the torrent of steel created by Liu Rengui and Shen Yi, and by Pei Xingjian, which is ahead of its time.
Four versus four hundred, this battle will determine the millennium pattern of East Asia.
(Hard-core history and military, textual research party ecstasy, not a brainless and refreshing article)
