Korea

Korea undergoes an armed invasion by the Great Xia Empire army ...

Korea is attacked by the Bear Legion Corps, Guards Legion Corps, and the Beijiang Formation led by Great Tang military god Li Jing along with a million Chinese combat occupation players split into three and charged into Korea, with 150,000 Great Xia soldiers

Korea, is attacked by the Great Xia Army, led by Li Jing, who invades the Korean peninsula, easily overwhelming the Korean army ...

While Ouyang Shuo is engaged in the invasion and conquest of Japan, General Li Jing of the Great Xia Empire is engaged in the invasion and conquest of Korea ...

(Chapter 1055)

in 10 days, Li Jing's army conquers the north area of the Korean peninsula, then Li Jing's army advances south, surrounding Seoul, the imperial capital of Korea...

off the coast of Seoul, a naval battle takes place between the Binhai Squadron, led by Qi Jiguang, and the Korea Squadron, a naval fleet led by

Yi Sun-Sin

*This was the most intense but brutal naval battle since the start of the game.*

*These two top squadrons went head to head for three days and three nights, with both sides suffering heavy casualties. The ocean was dyed red, but no one was willing to back off. The Great Xia Binhai Squadron wanted to enter Seoul to attack it along with the land troops.*

*The Korea squadron had no reason to retreat, as behind them was the last hope of Korea.*

*In the end, the Binhai Squadron relied on the magic powered submarine to destroy the turtle ship that the Korea squadron was proud of, obtaining a decisive victory. Along with the mimicry flying devices, they completed their encirclement of the Korea squadron.*

*In this battle, 40% of ships on both sides were sunk.*

*6th month, 13th day, Korea general Yi Sun-sin was captured. The remaining Korean troops surrendered to Great Xia, which meant that Seoul was totally exposed to the cannon fire of the Binhai Squadron.*

*At the same time, the Huo Qubing led Guards Legion Corps had already smoothly taken down the south portion of Korea.*

*Across the entirety of Korea, only Seoul remained.*

*The Battle of Korea would welcome its final battle on the 6th month, 14th day. Just the 500 thousand guards in Seoul would be enough to give Li Jing a headache.*

(Chapter 1058)

*On the Korea battlefield, apart from warfighting forces going head to head, there was also another interesting point, which were the navy battles that were more exciting than the one on the Japanese battlefield.*

*Not because of other reasons, but simply due to Korea having a famous navy general Yi Sun-sin. This person was once hailed by the Koreans as the top general in Asia, and his most famous battle was the Battle of Noryang.*

*The Battle of Noryang happened at the end of the 16th century and got its name as it happened in Noryang. The sides that engaged one another were the Ming Dynasty and the Korea Alliance Army and the Japanese army.*

*The commanders were Ming Dynasty’s Chen Lin, Deng Zilong, Korea’s Yi Sun-sin as well as Japan’s Konishi Yukinaga and Shimazu Yoshihiro. In the end, the Alliance Army won.*

*(Chapter 1057)*

**Battle of Noryang**

the Battle of Noryang, this battle had an important place in Chinese history and also world naval fighting history, as it affected the political situation in east Asia.

It was also termed by western military people as one of the eight naval battles in the ancient world.

During this battle, Yi Sun-sin led the Korea turtle ship squadron and won against the Japanese with lesser numbers before dying in battle valiantly. In truth, the actual commander of the battle was Chen Lin, but the credit was snatched away by Yi Sun-sin. He became a huge hero to the Koreans.

Koreans used this as a background to film the movie The Admiral: Roaring Currents, be it viewers or box office records, it created history in Korea.

Although Yi Sun-sin’s skill was immortalized a little too much, he was in fact a skilled person.

He led the Korea squadron and had an interesting face off against the Qi Jiguang led Binhai Squadron.

The special turtle ships of the Koreans entered the eyes of the world for the first time.

(Chapter 1057)