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The Mongolian army and dead soldiers in front of the Qing army fell hundreds of cavalry.

Some people in the Ming army were also shot dead and injured by arrows, but the screams of people and the whine of war horses were completely suppressed by the sound of horse hooves like rolling thunder.

The Ming army did not rogue guns, nor did they put the Qing soldiers at the best distance before firing. However, they were holding a musket with guaranteed texture, and they used refined medicine powder. Even if they were a hundred steps apart, the projectile could easily penetrate the muscles of the war horses.

But the problem is that it is easy to fire a gun before loading it. If you want to reload it, it will not be possible to do it in a blink of an eye.

Especially in the confrontation between muskets and cavalry, when the muskets cannot prevent the cavalry from stooping, the muskets have already lost.

Fortunately, there are bayonets on the Ming army muskets, which are the easiest to learn and are not expensive. The muskets that are not even as good as fire sticks after firing have now become short spears that are obviously more awesome than fire sticks. This gives the musketeers the last bit of comfort.

"Fire—"

When the Qing soldiers arrived near, Sun Shoufa shouted loudly.

"Bang bang bang..."

At this moment, the Ming army musketeers who were still calm in their arms fired one after another. At the same time, tiger squatting cannons on the front also fired at the same time. Even some grenades were thrown out.

Unfortunately, it is difficult to draw bones when drawing tiger skins.

Although the Ming army copied the appearance of Zheng's army, it did not have the strict military discipline and training of the Zheng army's musketeers.

The same trick fell into Zheng Jun's hands and could make the Tartars kneel on the spot with one move.

But at most, the Ming army killed the Tartars.

Before he could hear a scream in front of the front, hundreds of eight banners were screaming and falling down.

Guns, cannons + grenades, this set of saturated strikes is most used in today's era to deal with cold weapons troops.

Even though the Ming army performed too poorly, when these "strikes" fell on the Qing army, they still easily took away hundreds of lives. Especially the group of dead soldiers at the forefront, when they rushed to the front of the shield wall, there was almost no more left.

After the guns and cannons were ringing, the sound of the Qing army's horse hooves was still rolling like thunder.

And what about the Ming army? A group of archers bent their bows and shot arrows. Many musketeers were flustered and loaded ammunition in panic. Fortunately, the Ming army also had the fixed ammunition, so they would not have made any embarrassing incidents of filling the barrel of the powder gun.

But how did the Tartars on the opposite side want to see the Ming army loading ammunition?

They are one of the most outstanding cavalry clusters of this era. After many battles, they will not leave the Ming army with the next round of preparation time.

The cavalry was rushing towards them as if they were surging flood peaks.

Sun Shoufa shouted loudly, leading his servants to rush forward, dancing with iron whips and fighting in blood. However, the soldiers under his command were as strong as the bean dregs dam, and they were about to be destroyed by the vast torrent.

The sound of bowstrings buzzed, and the Mongolian troops on both sides approached again. Black arrows passed through the sky, mixed with numbing sounds, and fell into the Ming army formation.

With those waves of collisions, the impact of the Qing Dynasty vest was like continuous waves, one wave higher than another.

Countless people fell to the ground screaming and wailing. A war horse was falling down, throwing the Tartars on their backs out, but more of them were the bloody and bloody Ming army trampled by horse hooves.

Sun Shoufa had disappeared in the raging waves at some point, and his big banner.

Chasing the Ming army that fled in a panic, Cao Bianjiao's central army was already in sight.

Cao Bianjiao, with an iron-colored face, looked at the fleeing soldiers angrily, don’t you know how to escape to the side? With such a block, how could they fire their guns? They just want to fire guns, so who was beaten?

But in the great fear of life and death, the defeated soldiers really had no time to think about this.

They are more willing to rush towards their own people directly. This is just like when people always call their closest people when they are at the most dangerous time.

In such a situation, muskets are really not as good as bows and arrows. At least the latter can be shot, but muskets can only be shot directly.

After a round of arrow rains, the defeated soldiers were like headless flies. The vest soldiers of the Mongolian army flag skillfully fell behind them. However, the vest soldiers of the Eight Banners were ready to fight.

The arrows flying in the sky were like clouds in the sky, rising and falling, constantly causing casualties to the defeated soldiers. What's even more tragic is that the direction they were heading for them also shot waves of arrows at them. Cao Bianjiao would not be soft-hearted. He made up his mind to disperse the defeated soldiers as much as possible.

Some of the running Ming soldiers who were throwing their armor were confused when they were shot by the arrows flying towards them. The opposite side was his own people, so how could he shoot his own people?

I have to say that on the battlefield, the defeated soldiers without the organization is really a full cup of tea.

"Saturation Strike" is a meeting gift from the cavalry with tightly arranged infantry formations. It can be said that if Cao Bianjiao gathered all his men and horses, set up a formation, and stood firm to wait for assistance, even though Ajige had many soldiers, it would be difficult for him to easily take Cao Bianjiao's army.

The three enemy troops that attacked 3,000 + 5,000 + 2,000 people were completely different concepts and the soldiers that attacked 10,000 people. But even so, the Tartars paid a considerable price in the face of the Ming army, which was insane with guns and cannons.

Hundreds of cavalry were killed and injured. Compared with the past Ming and Qing dynasties, isn’t it worthy of the word “extreme”?

As the saying goes, everything is difficult at the beginning. This is how war is. Once a beautiful beginning, many things that come later are obviously more difficult than at the beginning, but they will be solved easily.

The defeated soldiers were driven into meat shields. The Ming army's guns and cannons were still abandoned.

"Boom..." A loud bang even overshadowed the shouts of killing on the battlefield.

Cao Bianjiao's central army had a large-scale collision with the Qing cavalry, and countless lives disappeared in this collision.

Figures flew up one by one. They were the Ming army, the Qing army,... At the moment when they collided, the huge force caused them to throw them into an irresistible way.

Blood is like snow in the cold winter, thrown everywhere.

The screams and the sound of fractures continued, but were covered up by the subsequent fighting.

Countless war horses were stabbed to the ground by spears, and were hit to the ground by spears. One by one, the Eight Banners vests were pierced by spears, and the war horses were picked off...

More Ming troops were easily trampled on by horse's hooves like ripe watermelons.

A very cruel and bloody scene. The powerful impact of the cavalry is revealed at this moment.

Just like the shield wall spear organized by Sun Shoufa, the shield wall spear that Cao Bianjiao hurriedly organized was also a fragile stroke under the crazy impact of the Qing army. He did not persist at all, and was submerged under the horse's hooves by the cavalry for a moment.

After the cavalry charged, the scene left in front of Wanping City was ten times more terrifying than the flesh and blood slaughterhouse. All the corpses of the people were trampled and rotten, and pools of red meat paste were stuck on the ground, and they were no longer human-shaped.

Cao Bianjiao's general flag also disappeared, although he himself was not dead.

After all, he has extraordinary courage and many servants are surrounded by him. Even if Cao Bianjiao wants to die, his servants will not be as he wishes.

The tide of cavalry passed by, completely submerging the Ming army's military formation and also obscuring the delusions of the monarchs and ministers of Jinling.

"Look south, go south--" Ajige did not stop at all. Cao Bianjiao was finished, Gao Jie and Xu Dingguo were still behind. He was unwilling to let those Ming troops go.

The Qing army galloped down again aimed the butcher knife at Gao Jie.

Compared with Xu Dingguo, whose eldest son was in the hands of the Qing Dynasty, Gao Jie was more dangerous and had more soldiers.

Cao Bianjiao and Gao Jie had an experience of working together. He knew that Gao Jie was a man of great strength and a bit arrogant, but he was quite brave.

But the contradiction lies in that Gao Jie's courage to fight only when he feels that "I can win" and "I am not weak in the enemy." If the enemy is really strong and I am weak, he will definitely not dare to fight.

If you are slow, you will raise the enemy to cause worries; if you are anxious, you will abandon your armor and cause you to collapse. Gao Jie and Zuo Liangyu have the same similarities as gods.

Cao Bianjiao didn't know whether Gao Jie dared to fight in the current situation. He was also worried that Gao Jie and Xu Dingguo could cooperate sincerely under such circumstances.

You know, the bumps between them were only resolved under Hong Chengchou's suppression.
Chapter completed!