At this time, the battle in the city became more intense and had completely fallen into white heat.

Murhazi led nearly 10,000 Green Camp soldiers to fight the Han army in the final confrontation.

Although this Sulu City is called "city", it has a very large range, more than 30 miles from north to south and more than 40 miles from east to west. There is also a city inside. The outer city lives with the families of ordinary green camps and the Eight Banners soldiers. The inner city lives with the families of officers at all levels of the Eight Banners. Although the outer city is broken, the inner city is still intact. Murhazi sets up defenses at the only exit of the inner city to fight the Han army.

Originally, there were four exits in the inner city, but for the sake of convenience of management and for the purpose of inspiring the tribe to fight against the enemy once the Han army attacked, Murhazi ordered the blockade of the other three exits, leaving only this one exit.

It is precisely because of this that Murhazi, who had no worries, led more than 10,000 soldiers and relied on the inner city wall to resist resolutely.

Murhazi knew that the Han army had strong combat effectiveness and if he left the city to fight, his strength would not be enough, so he ordered the soldiers to hide on the city wall and carry out arduous resistance.

This city outside the city was built at the same time. Due to the short time, the defense equipment prepared was not sufficient, and even the bows and arrows were not sufficient. So they used those homemade defense equipment to guard the inner city walls.

Liuhe was not surprised at all, because he had known the structure of the city through the system, so he ordered the soldiers to siege the city from all sides and attack at the same time.

There were not many troops under Murhazi's command. He just concentrated his troops to guard the city gate. The city walls in other areas were almost empty. Now they were attacked by the Han army. Once the Han army climbed up the city wall, it would naturally pose a threat to Murhazi's army. It should be said that Murhazi should be very nervous, but Murhazi didn't feel any nervousness and still responded calmly.

This is not because Murhazi deliberately pretended not to be nervous, because even the inner city walls had only one exit. This exit was at the location of Murhazi's army. There were two or three meters high city walls in other places, and there were no stairs from top to bottom. Moreover, there was an inner moat under the city that was more than two meters deep. Although there was no water there, the bottom of the river was filled with defensive facilities such as thorns, thorns and bamboo and wood guns. As long as you dare to jump off the city wall, even if you didn't fall to death, you would be stabbed to death by the bamboo and wood guns in Hanoi.

So Murhazi was not worried that the Han army would enter the city from other directions, because no matter where they entered, they had to go to this only exit.

However, Liu He's army still climbed up to the city from other places, and then went directly along the city wall to the only exit, and launched a fierce attack on the Jurchen soldiers guarding there.

Murhazi didn't expect that the Han army would attack in such a direct way, and was shocked immediately. However, for the sake of the present, the only way out was to defend the Han army at all costs and let the Han army retreat. So Murhazi inspired the soldiers to defend the enemy at all costs, because behind them were their families and the families of the superiors, which were the hopes and future of the Jurchens. Once they were captured by the Han army, the entire Jurchens foundation would be destroyed, which would definitely be a disaster for the clan.

Murhazi consciously fully estimated the powerful combat effectiveness of the Han army, but even so, when the two sides really fought, he truly realized the strength of the Han army. In the same situation of single-handed combat, both Jurchens could not defeat a Han army soldier.

This is nothing, because the generals in the Han military camp were so powerful, each of them was enemies of thousands of people. They were either holding spears, big axes, or big swords in their hands, and they were like chopping melons and vegetables to the Jurchen soldiers. However, the Jurchen soldiers on their own had no power to fight back in front of them.

In just a moment, hundreds of Jurchen soldiers died of the subordinates of the generals. Due to the leadership of these soldiers, the Han army became even more motivated. They were looking for prey, looking for Jurchen soldiers everywhere, and they were indifferent and skillful killing the Jurchen soldiers one by one, only to see corpses everywhere and screams endlessly.

In this process, the Han soldiers under the city were also bravely attacking the city gate. The seemingly unbreakable city gate was shaking under the impact of the siege weapons and was about to be unable to hold on.

Murhazi's head was scattered, his armor was crooked, and his body was covered in blood. The blood stained on the battle robe was enemies, his own, and his own. Looking back at the surroundings, there were very few Jurchen soldiers who were still resisting. Not far away, General Fei Yingdong fell into a pool of blood, and a huge blood hole in his chest. He was killed by a general named Wang Yanzhang.

Eyedu has also died. He was broken by Liu He's general Huang Zhong during the process of shooting Liu He's arrow. A feather arrow not only shot the feather arrow he shot out in half, but also shot through his throat with an arrow.

Hu Erhan was also killed in battle. This man was killed by an iron halberd thrown by the Han general Dian Wei. When the iron halberd hit him, Hu Erhan's chest was deformed, a mass of flesh and blood, and he died so miserably.

"Three brothers, founding generals, are only He Heli and I. At that time, I made a bold statement that as long as we are eight of us, even if there are 200,000 troops, we can still ensure that we can assassinate Lucheng. Now, how ridiculous it is? The Han army only has 200,000 or 30,000 people, and all our army was wiped out in the city. The most tragic thing is that under the circumstances of 10,000 to 10,000, my green camp soldiers completely defeated the Han cavalry, and our army was wiped out, and the other party's losses were less than 10,000."

Murhaqi's face was bitter and a stern laugh. He slowly looked at the direction of the inner city, then turned his head and said to Liu He: "Son of Han, although you killed me and destroyed my 20,000 army, what's the use? My tribe members, the families of my Eight Banners generals, all escaped. Although you killed me, you did not destroy me. Our tribe may not be able to rise in the future!"

But Liu He laughed and said, "Murhazi, you are too proud of yourself, and at the same time you are too underestimated. Your family does not have a thousand, eight hundred, and even more. It is not easy for so many people to hide. I just need to wait for a few days and they will all starve to death, let alone how they can escape? Can their legs be faster than the horses of the knights under my command? So whether they escape or not, the final outcome will be the same. The families of your Jurchen nobles will all become slaves of our Han people, and the best ending is to become concubines of our Han generals, that's it."
Chapter completed!