Designing Kitchens and Bathrooms - Cape Cod Planking over Subway Tiles

I saw a related question, but not this exact one-

I have a 1920s house w/subway tile in the bathroom. I want to replace the tile with Cape Cod planking. I tried to chisel off the tile but there is concrete under the tile and they came off in 1 to 4 inch chunks, but never as a whole tile and it took me an hour to remove only six.

In the meantime a handyman told me he would be able to glue the Cape Cod planking to the tile.

Since I read about the adhesive not working in the other posting, I wonder if there is an easier way to remove the tile and replace it with the Cape Cod planking.

I am not familiar with "Cape Code Planking." If this is a 3/4" nail down solid wood product, you can not glue it. If it is a glue down product, then you need to follow manufacturer's instructions for acclimation, subfloor prep, and installation to maintain warranties.

The Cape Cod Planking is actually for the wall- another version with shallower grooves is beadboard.