The sun never sets in the Ming Dynasty

Chapter 134
It was getting late, Huang Mingli arranged for the ambush army and the dark sentinel Minggang, and the cavalry rested near the pier, ready to attack the sporadic Jiannu who strayed into the surveillance area of ​​Huang's private soldiers.

Except for the sailors who took turns to observe, the rest of the people had a good meal on the warship and a good sleep, waiting for the coming of tomorrow's battle.

Except for the nervousness of those rescued laborers, the soldiers of the Huang family talked and laughed freely without any pressure at all, especially the young firearms troops, everyone's eyes were full of desire to kill the enemy.

The weather is beautiful, cloudless and breezy, and it is autumn, and the soldiers no longer feel stuffy when they put on their helmets and armor.

After standing firm, the next step is to take the brave and fearless warriors to apply eye drops to Jiannu.

The target has been selected, and there is a pier called Shitouzhai about [-] miles east of the landing point, guarding at the intersection of the three forks.

To the north is the official road leading to Gaizhou, to the south is the only way to Fuzhou, and to the east is the mining area. Jiannu should have captured many Han people here to dig iron ore and make iron.

Because this place used to be where Daming's government-run iron mine was located, Jiannu also needed steel to make armor and weapons, so it was impossible not to know how to use the ready-made mine.

The reason why Huang Sheng chose to start here was to see if there was any possibility of blowing up some of the Jiannu mines that were already in production. Iron was too important to Jiannu, so if he succeeded, the losses he would bring to them would be interesting.

This is just wishful thinking, and I don't know if the Shitouzhai Dunbao is easy to build, and how long it will take. If it takes more than half a day to succeed, you can't go to the mountains to destroy the mine.

Because if you do this, your team's retreat may be cut off by the Jiannu cavalry who rushed over. Safety comes first, killing the enemy is second. It is not easy to pull up a brave and tenacious team, and everyone must be kind to everyone.

The next day, at the fourth watch, when the morning star was still in the sky, Huang Sheng led an attacking force of 290 people, including heavy infantry and musketeers in fifteen troop carriers and seven armored vehicles, to directly attack Shitou Village.

The advantage of getting up early is that the sky will get brighter and brighter. The maneuverability of this team of less than 300 people is only slightly inferior to that of the cavalry. It took less than an hour to arrive at this four-dimensional pier. It was almost five o'clock at this time. , the sun is about to come out.

Most of the usual pier fortresses stand alone in dangerous places, and although this pier fortress is in a good location, it is surrounded by many smoky buildings.

The sound of tinkling iron can be heard a few miles away, and there are blacksmith stoves emitting black smoke everywhere, and the pollution problem is quite serious.

Huang Sheng thought it was early enough, but who would have thought that so many people here were already working early.

It turned out that this time's operation was lucky. Huang Sheng led his team to a work area for processing weapons and armor that Jiannu had just developed this year.

There are no less than one hundred blacksmith stoves here, and nearly a thousand blacksmiths and laborers captured by Jiannu are forced to work all day long under the whip.

Today there are only about forty Jiannu Zhengbing Yu Ding stationed here, and dozens of bannermen and dozens of traitors who aspire to be bannermen use force to supervise the labor of these slaves.

Huang Sheng didn't care about it, he was here to cause damage, the bigger the scene here, the better the damage effect he would have.

He knew that with his current number and strength, Jiannu's army could do nothing against him.

I am training a new army and adopting a completely different new method of warfare. Jiannu will definitely not be able to adapt to it in the short term.

They should have no good way to deal with themselves at all, they can't surround them, and they can't beat them.

Seven chariots escorted by heavy infantry appeared on the battlefield. Jiannu had no choice but to be beaten when they were not outnumbered.

Whoever dares to charge and approach, the heavy infantry's "armor-piercing sharpshooter" is not a vegetarian. If you want to use the old method to ride and shoot in circles, the musketeer's Mini bullets are not for nothing.

This is how modern warfare is fought, called coordinated combat with vehicles and infantry. In the future, there will be coordination with infantry and artillery. Not far away.

Huang Sheng ordered loudly: "Infantry form formation, chariots set up to attack the formation, and cavalry protect the left and right wings! Remember to kill all those who have weapons in their hands, and march forward while shouting slogans."

"The Ming army attacked Jiannu, and the Han people put down their weapons and surrendered to avoid death!"...

The armored chariot had already switched to the advancing state. Huang Sheng touched the 'lucky axe' in the middle of the chariot and calmly aimed his gun. There was a musketeer beside him, a dog, who was also ready to go.

There is a loaded flintlock gun on each of the nine gun racks on the chariot. Due to the width, it is necessary to ensure that the loader can quickly remove the fired gun for loading.

Therefore, two shooters could only be arranged to shoot at the same time. Together with the flintlock guns carried by the shooters, they could theoretically fire eleven rounds of miniature bullets at one time. Mr. Huang Sheng has absolute confidence in his marksmanship.

It is a shame for the people to fire six mini bombs by yourself and not let more than three Jiannu lose their combat effectiveness.

A Jiannu cavalry appeared in his sight. Huang Shengguo disconnected his gun and clearly saw that Jiannu falling down from his horse bleeding everywhere. It turned out that the musket shooters had seen it all, and everyone rushed to give the unlucky one a shot. Mini bombs.

There is a slave Niu Lu who is in charge of guarding the Shitouzhai fortress. Niu Lu'er's real name is Tubu Kush. This kid is the most loyal servant of the eighth son of Yezhupi's family, so he got this fat job.

In the first month of this year, he participated in the battle against Jinzhou with his master. Hongxie still used the method of sneak attack and used the method of buying traitors as internal means. the city gate.

The result is self-evident, the later Jin army easily took Jinzhou and Lushun, and the guerrilla general Zhang Pan of the Ming army and the capital Zhu Guochang died in battle.

Since it was a sudden attack without warning, Daming had no time to prepare, and the population, money, food and supplies were not able to be transferred at all. The barbarians captured a large amount in Jinzhou and Lushunkou.

They captured many miners and blacksmiths who fled here to look for opportunities to cross the sea to Denglai. Baxiao realized that his Zhengbai Banner needs a lot of armor, weapons, and population to develop in order to make it grow.

He knew that there were many iron mines left by the Ming Dynasty near Shitouzhai, but unfortunately, the artisans who worked in these official mines escaped without a trace.

Now that the heaven-sent opportunity has captured more than 1000 miners and blacksmiths, Ba Xiao was overjoyed, and sent his confidant servant Tubu Kush to move to Shitouzhai with his entire Niu Lu for garrison. The main task is to manage the mine and the blacksmith furnace.

Hongxie stipulated for Shitouzhai the number of armor and weapons that must be made and handed in every month. If there is any surplus, it will be at Niu Lu'erzhen's disposal.

The bastard Tubu Kush was so happy that he frantically squeezed the blood of these miners and blacksmiths every day. I don't know how many people were exhausted and starved to death.

He knew that if he withheld a catty of grain from a Han slave, he would get ten shi. The current price of grain in Liaodong could be sold for more than five taels of silver per shi.

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