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Chapter 111 Mingjin retreat!
In the north of Gaoyang City, there is a ruined temple. About two miles away to the west, there is a wilderness. Although it used to be high in the west and low in the east, it is very flat and overgrown with weeds.

It was originally a desolate place, but now it is extremely lively. Nearly ten thousand horses are fighting bloody battles in this desolate wilderness. The flakes are bright red.

Hauge, Prince of Heshuosu of the Qing Dynasty, was standing on a rather high mound on a horse, indifferently watching the fight in the wilderness. Although his face was expressionless, he was actually very surprised in his heart.

"Lu Xiangsheng, sooner or later I will let you die at my hands."

Hauge swore viciously in his heart.

He didn't expect that the thousands of fine cavalry he sent could not defeat the Ming army on the opposite side. It's not like he hasn't been to Xuanda before. He rushed into Xuanda swaggeringly, even went deep into Shanxi, looted a circle, and could leave the pass safely. .

At that time, there was no Xuanda frontier army, who dared to go out of the city to challenge, and even went out to wait and see. They were all like turtles, and they only knew to hide in the strong city.

But today was different. The three teams of cavalry I sent were all captured and killed by the Ming army on the opposite side, and they must not be able to complete the combined attack for a while.

Among the three cavalry teams, the [-] regular blue flag knights from Dandai in the north were intercepted and killed by a cavalry team of nearly a thousand Ming troops, and they were clearly at a disadvantage. With Lu Xiangsheng's nearly [-] Xuan Dajing cavalry, it is worthy of a tie, and they will not be defeated for a while.

Only in the wilderness in the south, the Mongolian cavalry of the Outer Domain of the Deke class were divided into three cavalry teams, each with less than 300 people. fight.

Whichever team Jiang Mingwu pursued, that team retreated, and the other two teams rushed up from the flanks to shoot.

The Mongolian Cavalry of the Deke Department of Foreign Domain obviously took advantage, and the Jiang Mingwu Department had a serious reduction in personnel. Although there were not many serious injuries, if things go on like this, he is doomed to lose.

However, after all, Hauge is a veteran who has fought for many years. Hauge realized that if he continued to fight, he would not have much chance of winning, not to mention that the Ming army on the opposite side had nearly ten thousand infantry, and they should be on their way.

At this time, a Ba Yala warrior beside him said in a deep voice: "My lord, do you want to charge again?"

Haoge paid attention to it, and without thinking, he ordered in a deep voice: "No need, Lu Xiangsheng's combat power has been tested today. Our army has not yet assembled, and it is not yet time to fight Minggou. Tell Lu Xiangsheng to live longer On the [-]st, He Chenggong was ordered to be in charge of the execution, and told Ahhas to pack up their tents quickly and call for gold to withdraw their troops!"

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Lu Xiangsheng was fighting with the cavalry of the Qing army, when he heard a rush of gongs, a golden light flashed in front of his eyes, he hurriedly swung his broadsword, and blocked the long ax in sight with a "dang".

I saw the cavalry of the Qing army urging their horses to rush out one after another. They ran forward or backward, east to west, and gradually broke away from the battle with the Ming army, and ran away in groups of three or four.

Lu Xiangsheng hurriedly stabbed the fine iron broadsword heavily into the ground, took off the iron tire bow casually, poked his right hand again, took the arrow in his hand, opened the bow and set the arrow, and aimed at a slave thief.

His personal guards have always followed him, and even when they were fighting fiercely, they were never scattered by the Qing cavalry.

On the battlefield, the remaining Qing soldiers gradually broke away from the battle. From three to five cavalry, they gradually gathered into a dozen or even dozens of cavalry. They were no longer fighting fiercely with the Ming army. They gradually ran back to the formation in groups.

As the two sides were chasing, arrows flew, and from time to time there were spears and iron bones thrown back and forth.

Zhang Cheng led his troops to confront Dan Dai's [-] Qing Army Zhenglan Banner Cavalry, he wanted to lead his troops to cut off the tail of Alzin's spear formation, but unexpectedly Dan Dai bit him tightly.

Soon he turned his horse back and rushed towards him again. The two sides fought together again. Zhang Guangda saw Qing soldiers surrounding Zhang Cheng and his guards. Riding more finely, he broke through the siege of the Qing army and merged with Zhang Cheng and others.

In the wilderness, the sound of "bang bang..." guns rang out from time to time, interspersed with the wailing and roaring of people and the mourning of war horses, it was particularly ear-piercing.

Chen Zheng, the chief of the outpost, had two arrows stuck in his body, and he was still waving a long knife to fight Dan Dai. The knife swung down and cut Dan Dai's right shoulder obliquely.

The armor burst open, but was blocked by Dandai's inner armor. There was only a "click" sound. It was obvious that Dandai's right arm was cut by the long knife. Chen Zheng hurriedly drew back the long knife, and the blade cut another layer. armor, but still failed to cut through the inner armor.

Dan Dai was extremely fierce. His right arm was dislocated by Chen Zheng's long knife, and the mace in his hand fell to the ground. Seeing Chen Zheng's long knife coming again, he tilted his body to the right and fell off the horse himself, avoiding Chen Zheng. long knife.

The moment Dan Dai landed on the ground, he intentionally landed his right hand on the ground. He gritted his teeth and let out a muffled grunt. He only heard a "click" sound, and the dislocated right hand immediately reset itself with force.

While falling, he pulled out a throwing gun from the bag on the side of the saddle with his left hand. After the dislocation of his right arm was reset, he suppressed the pain, roared, and rolled backwards forcefully.

Chen Zheng missed a single shot, so he hurriedly urged his horse to chase after him. He saw that Dan Dai had just rolled over, and before he got up, he threw a spear with his left hand and stabbed into the belly of a Ming army knight horse beside him.

The moment his horse fell to the ground, he leaped into the air again, screaming and jumping over the fallen horse and knight. At the same time, he pulled out his waist knife with his right hand reluctantly, and slashed at another Ming army knight riding on the horse.

Chen Zheng urged his horse to come after him, but he was stopped by the fallen horse. He was afraid that his horse would trample the knight who had just fallen to the ground, so he quickly reined in the horse's head, turned around, and continued to chase Dan Dai.

Just as Chen Zheng bypassed the neutral position of the fallen horse and Dan Dai jumped up, he slashed a knight with a waist knife in his right hand. After landing, he squatted down with both legs, violently rose again, and knocked the knight off the horse with his shoulder. He was lying flat on the saddle.

Dan Dai was sitting on the horse, when he heard a rush of gongs, piercing through the howling and screaming on the battlefield, and heard it in his ears. He hurriedly adjusted his sitting position, and saw Chen Zheng galloping towards him.

He put his left hand to his mouth, whistled, threw out his waist knife vigorously with his right hand, turned the horse's head, and ran away from the battlefield. After riding the horse for about ten steps, he saw a long ax lying on a corpse On the road, he rode his horse and leaned over to fish with his right hand, and picked it up.

Chen Zheng rode his horse to chase after him, and just when he heard the sound of gongs from the Qing army's formation, he saw Dan Dai throwing the waist saber in his right hand towards him, and hurriedly swung the long saber to knock him away, only this delay, Dan Dai has already urged the horse Run away and catch up.

(End of this chapter)