Xiong Tingbi saw the expressions in the eyes of the generals and knew that they almost all agreed with Zhu Mei's statement, so he couldn't help but shook his head slightly.

Advancing forward required not only food and supplies, but also weapons and artillery. Xiong Tingbi had already learned from his secret reports that within at least two months, weapons and equipment would be tilted towards Dongjiang Town, leaving only a few able to be withdrawn to Liao Town.

Xiong Tingbi didn't have much complaint about this. If we were to talk about fairness, then what about the emperor giving priority to supplying Liaozhen?

The supply of weapons and artillery was determined according to the actions to be taken by each military town. Liao Town received the largest supply only when it advanced to Jinzhou and Dalinghhe.

Now, it is time for Dongjiang Town to launch a military operation to harass the Jiannu, which naturally requires more and more powerful weapons and equipment.

Waving his hand, Xiong Tingbi didn't dare tell the generals everything in his secret report. He slowly said, "Supply of materials is not the main problem. I won't share the details for now. Just carry out the instructions."

The generals bowed their heads and accepted the order, knowing that there were some things they should not ask or know.

"We're just not moving forward for now." Xiong Tingbi, not wanting to dampen the enthusiasm of his generals, added with a smile, "Prepare your troops and horses, intensify your training. Perhaps in three to five months, Liaozhen will be able to directly recapture Guangning!"

The recovery of Guangning meant the end of the retreat strategy of more than a year, and the restoration of direct confrontation with the Jiannu.

With only the Liao River between us, the enemy and us can come into contact at any time. Such a situation is a real test.

"It's a shame Guangning City was torn to pieces by the Jiannu." He Kegang knew the intelligence sent back by the scouts and said with some regret, "Plus, the city is huge. It will take a long time to build fortifications."

Zhu Mei smiled and said, "Does it mean that our army can only rely on cities or fortifications and dare not confront the Jiannu head-on?"

Jin Guofeng quickly explained on He Kegang's behalf, "We wouldn't be afraid of the Jiannu in a head-on confrontation, but the casualties would be heavy. Building fortifications can ensure the safety of our supplies."

Xiong Tingbi pursed his lips slightly, and held back the thought that the emperor would dispatch the cavalry from the Beijing camp to Liaodong to support and engage in a head-on battle with the Jiannu in a few months!