The end of the Ming Dynasty swept the world

Chapter 220 Shock and Fear

The Mongols and they have already rushed into the front of the Ming army. Once the successor Dajin warriors arrive, the continuous hand-to-hand combat will surely enter the hinterland of the Ming army. It's useless.

At that time, the whole situation may be different. Of course, the casualties in the front row will definitely be heavy, and they may be shot by the Ming army for four to five rounds.

But this is the only way to defeat the Ming army.

but.

There is no more but.

"Puchi" suddenly, he felt a sharp pain in his head.

His eyes were dark, and he couldn't help reaching out to touch it.

I don't know it was the Ming army, he threw an arrow, and the arrow just landed on the top of his head, pierced through his helmet, and shot into his top door.

He stood there blankly, his eyes filled with disbelief.

After a few seconds.

"Plop" Li Jike fell heavily, dying on the spot.

As soon as Li Jike died, the Han army ran faster.

The Ming army was still throwing arrows at this time, and even Ding Yi rode on his horse, and after shooting two arrows, he quickly dismounted again, fearing that he would be shot by the opponent.

Soon, the post-golden soldiers and horses on the entire battlefield were running, even the post-golden cow record at the back was also running.

The victory of the Ming army is just around the corner.

All the generals in Lushun were very excited, and they all looked at Ding Yi with admiration.

Master Ding is really powerful, he has never lost a war.

Zhang Jing was even more eager to try, and wanted to lead the cavalry for a while.

"Send the order, all the ministries slowly press on, and the spear and shield soldiers buy time for the blunderbuss to recharge."

"Zhang Jing."

"No." Zhang Jingxi said.

"You take the cavalry to charge, don't charge the Jin soldiers, charge the Han army." Ding Yi said slowly: "Pay attention to their formation."

"Chase the infantry, don't chase the cavalry, the Houjin soldiers are trying to organize a counterattack, stop immediately and come back."

"No." Zhang Jing happily turned around and left.

His cavalry can't fight the golden soldiers. In this kind of victorious battle, it is still possible to chase down the collapsed infantry.

The generals looked at him enviously.

Soon, groups of cavalry followed Zhang Jing, turned around along a line drawn by limestone on the ground, and rushed out of the Ming army formation.
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"Defeated? How could it be possible to lose?" And lost so quickly?
When seeing the collapse of the whole army, Azig couldn't believe his eyes.

Yes, he was dissatisfied with Huang Taiji in his heart.

Yes, he also faintly agreed with Ding Yi's statement in his heart.

However, he is Dajin Baylor, and Ding Yi is a Ming general.

No matter how stupid and stupid he was, he never thought of communicating with Ding Yi secretly.

He still remembers the scene of Ding Yi daring to charge towards him on several horses that day.

He admired Ding Yi, because he felt that this was something that only Dajin warriors would dare to do.

So today he plans to teach Ding Yi a hard lesson, hit Ding Yi's self-esteem well, and let him know what is the best elite soldier in the world.

Before the start of the fight, he signaled the two white flags to follow behind the Mongolian and Han armies, and if the Mongolian and Han armies opened a gap, they would rush forward and teach the Ming army and Ding Yi a lesson.

If you can't open the gap, don't impulsively go up and give away the head.

Because he didn't want to kill or injure too many elite soldiers of the two white flags.

But the result was never expected.

How long has it been?
Not half an hour.

The nine thousand army was defeated by the Ming people.

It's an unbelievable picture.

Azig was both shocked and frightened.

In Hunhe back then, the Sichuan and Zhejiang armies, the most difficult to fight, were not as tragic as they are today.

The point is, he clearly saw that the Ming army on the opposite side had less than three hundred casualties.

Definitely less than three hundred, even, he suspected, not even a hundred died in battle.

This ratio is unacceptable to him anyway.

It has always been such a ratio that the Jin army fought against the Ming army, but right now, it seems that the position has been completely changed.

Azig's mind was really shaken by Ding Yi's fight in this battle.

But in fact, more than ten minutes ago, there were no casualties among the [-] elites of the Daikin, and the five Niulu.

After the Mongol and Han troops rushed up, several Niulu of Houjin covered up from behind, preparing to say that when the Ming army was in chaos, they rushed up.

Unexpectedly, Ding Yi's archer suddenly threw backwards.

Hou Jinbing suddenly had a lot of people shot.

They were enraged and threw themselves forward.

The two sides were shooting at each other, but they couldn't see where the Ming army's archers were. There were too many Mongolian and Han soldiers ahead.

Moreover, a large number of corpses piled up, affecting the sight even more, so they could only be projected by feeling.

Why is the effect not very good? Some people even found that it seemed to be projected on their own Mongolian army.

Just when everyone was cursing and preparing to get closer.

Sudden.

The Mongols and the Han army in front collapsed at the same time.

No way, in the era of cold weapons, no troops can maintain their combat effectiveness after being severely injured by so many rounds of gunshots.

To blame can only be blamed on Ding Yi's too many guns, too fierce, and dare to shoot against the archer.

Especially the scene where they stood and shot at the Han army's bows and arrows in the middle, even the Houjin elite behind were stunned.

They saw many Ming soldiers fell down after being hit by arrows, but there were still Ming soldiers who struggled and stood up again, continuing to shoot with guns.

The rain of arrows all over the sky could not move the Ming army's gun array.

This is the scene that shocked and frightened Azig the most.
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The Mongolian and Han armies ran back frantically.

Hou Jinjun was furious and started shooting at his own people.

But it soon became apparent that it was of no use at all.

Once the army collapses, it is difficult to control it.

Unless the Hou Jin army is several times more than the Mongolian Han army, it would be better.

At present, their soldiers and horses are not as many as the Mongolian and Han armies, and the Mongolian and Han armies in the three directions in the northwest are all running, and the scene is very chaotic.

When the battle got to this point, there was really no other way for the Jin army's bulls to record their quotas, so they could only retreat. After all, Azig had ordered him to follow, and the Dajin warriors could not give away their heads.

If they don't retreat, they stand in the middle and will be crushed by the defeated soldiers.

Just when Hou Jinbing slowly retreated, he was ready to look for an opportunity to fight back.

The Ming army stepped on the pit they filled with corpses, pressing forward step by step.

Seeing the Ming army rushing over, the Mongols and Han ran faster.

Many post-golden soldiers also couldn't help retreating, retreating, and almost turned into running away.

The scene quickly turned into a big rout, and everyone ran back.

But the Hou Jin army was fine, and gathered behind Azig one after another. At last, there was no chaos, and they did not flee in all directions.

The Mongolian and Han armies completely collapsed and fled in all directions.

Others jumped into the river in a panic.

Azig stood on a high slope on horseback and watched the Ming army rush out in groups.

The formation of the Ming army was almost intact, and they walked out very rhythmically.

They walked forward in a row of two, and after crossing the deep pit, the ones behind went to the front row.

Moreover, they all walked out of Houjin's corpse that filled the pit, which made Azig vomit blood even more.

I saw that the Ming army changed from two to four, four to six, and six to eight.

As we move forward, we change.

Soon it became a column of 200 people again.

The whole change was fast and orderly.

Some of the Houjin soldiers were brave and did not retreat. They rode on horseback and shot arrows past.

(End of this chapter)