Dozens of siege ladders firmly hooked the city head, and a string of powerful Jin soldiers stood on the siege ladder. They held copper shields and held short spears in their hands to fight fiercely with the Song army on the city head. Jin soldiers were constantly being picked out, screamed and fell down from the city wall, and fell to death on the spot.

But a Jin soldier was killed, and the Jin soldier behind him immediately made up, using a copper shield to block the spear stabbed by the Song soldier, and stabbed the Song soldier on the top of the city through the gap. A Song soldier was pierced in his chest, screamed and fell to the sky. Another soldier immediately made up, roared, and smashed the Jin soldiers with a single hammer in his hand and rushed towards him hard.

On both sides of the battlements, there were throwers constantly throwing iron fire thunders under the city, and bursts of explosions sounded under the city. Although some soldiers were killed, the Jin soldiers had found a way to deal with the Song army's firearms. When the iron fire thunder was thrown down, they immediately squatted down and covered themselves with copper shields. The iron sheets and iron nails hit the copper shield, but did not hurt the soldiers behind the shield.

But there were also iron fire thunders exploding under the siege ladder, breaking the ladder from the root, and the soldiers on the ladder fell one after another, with heavy casualties.

The fierce battle was fought from morning to noon, and the siege battle had entered the most cruel stage. Arrows were like rain on the city, and soldiers were constantly being caught and fell down. Siege ladders were siege ladders on the city walls. The soldiers of the Jin Kingdom were climbing upwards. They held shields in one hand and spears and knives in the other. The rolling stones on their heads were like hail. There were always a few soldiers screaming and falling down the ladder, but immediately someone rushed up.

Although the Song army also suffered heavy casualties, they still firmly controlled the city.

The Jin soldiers dispatched twenty nest cars, most of which were smashed or blown up halfway, but two nest cars rushed under the city wall. Liu Qi was red in his eyes and shouted to his left and right: "Go to the nest car, don't allow the enemy to go to the city!"

He personally led 300 soldiers to run towards a nest car. At this time, a nest car was less than one meter away from the city wall. At the top of the nest car, a thick wooden board wrapped in iron was erected, one meter long and five feet wide. This was the city bridge of the nest car, but at this time it was a shield protecting the soldiers behind it.

Behind the shield was a four-foot-wide platform, standing seven or eight fierce Jin soldiers, wearing iron armor, holding copper shields and spears, with their faces as ferocious as wild animals. Under the stairs behind them were also full of Jin soldiers. The nest chariot could no longer move forward, and the overpass fell down and hit the city.

Dozens of Song army crossbowmen who had been waiting at the top of the city shot arrows into the nest car at the same time. The powerful arrows shot into the nest car, but the Jin soldiers in the nest car used copper shields to resist the attack of the arrows. They ran across the overpass and rushed to the top of the city. The main soldiers on the top of the city roared and rushed forward, fighting fiercely with several enemy troops rushing to the top of the city, and the enemy troops in the nest car rushed up continuously.

"Use iron fire thunder!"

The Song army on the top of the city roared, and three throwing soldiers immediately rushed forward and threw the three lit iron fire thunders far into the nest car. The power of the iron fire thunder is far from comparable to the thunderstorm. The shock wave it generates is not large and cannot blow up large siege equipment. Its way of killing enemies is mainly by a large number of poisonous iron nails and iron sheets shot out from the explosion into the enemy's body. So when the three iron fire thunders exploded in the nest car, it was silent for a moment, but new enemy troops continued to rush up the stairs.

As dozens of Jin soldiers rushed up in a very short time, seven or eight Jin soldiers closely guarded the overpass and did not allow the Song army to approach. Other Jin soldiers jumped onto the city and fought fiercely with the Song army soldiers. They sprinted with spears, slashed with swords, and fought bloody battles. A Song army soldier in front of the battlements was cut on his forehead, and blood surged and fell down on his back. Another Song army waved his spear and rushed forward, and the spear pierced the enemy's chest.

At this time, a thousand-man commander killed the city. His name was Geerhan, a famous warrior among the Bohai tribe. He waved his iron spear and rushed towards the Song army Dutou. The Song army Dutou was fighting fiercely with two Jin soldiers. Geerhan's sudden killing caught him off guard. An iron spear pierced through his left chest and came out of his vest. Song army screamed and died on the spot. Geerhan laughed wildly, and with force both arms, he actually picked up a corpse weighing 160 or 70 kilograms and threw it off the city.

The Jin soldiers were so excited that they screamed wildly, and their morale was greatly boosted. They rushed to the surrounding Song soldiers. The leader was killed, causing more than 100 Song soldiers to fall into chaos. The Jin soldiers seized the opportunity. In a short period of time, more than 80 Jin soldiers rushed to the top of the city, and the top of the city was suddenly filled with danger, and the Jin soldiers had already shown signs of breakthrough.

At this critical moment, Liu Qi led 300 soldiers to kill and stabilize the situation of about to collapse.

Liu Qi's eyes were like a torch. The passage of the upper city had been controlled by the Jin soldiers. The Jin soldiers under the city continued to rush to the top of the city through the passage inside the nest car. If the nest car was not destroyed in time, the Jin soldiers would probably have successfully broken through here.

"Liu Xin!"

Liu Qi shouted loudly, and a very burly young man behind him rushed up. This man was Liu Qi's clan's brother, only seventeen years old, but he was extremely powerful. His arms were powerful, and Liu Qi kept him by his side.

"See General!"

Liu Qi pointed to the distant nest lane: "Fifty steps away, you might throw the sky-shaking thunder into the nest car?"

"Hehe! It's not a problem to throw two."

The two soldiers brought two thunders, and Liu Xin took one and patted it, "Let me fire!"

A soldier blew the fire slit and lit the lead. Liu Xin quickly walked to the city wall and squinted his eyes to the nest cart fifty steps away. After rigorous training, he could accurately throw a rolling wood into a well five or six steps away.

At this time, the fuse had already ignited into the iron shell. He roared and threw the thunder of the sky towards the nest car. The thunder of the sky pulled out a parabola in the air and fell into the nest car accurately. The thunder of the sky exploded.

Accompanied by the deafening explosion, the three-foot-high nest truck was blown to pieces, and the broken corpses and thick smoke rose into the air, and the flesh and blood flew everywhere. When the smoke of gunpowder dissipated, the huge nest truck was only half a base, and the ground was surrounded by Jin soldiers who were killed, with hundreds of people.

The Jin soldiers' upper city passage was destroyed. Liu Qi was extremely excited and shouted, "Kill"

Thousands of Song troops rushed forward and surrounded more than a hundred Jin troops. Geerhan also knew that it was difficult to go back today. He shouted loudly: "Kill all the Song Manzi!"

More than a hundred Jin soldiers of the Bohai tribe were even more crazy, and trapped beasts were still fighting. At this time, Li Yanqing also rushed from the east city wall. On the other side of the east city wall, another nest car that also reached the top of the city was burning with raging fire. The luck of this nest car was a little worse. The iron chain of the overpass was stuck and could not be put down in time. It was poured with a large amount of tincture oil by the Song army and ignited. All thirty soldiers who had hidden in the nest car were burned to death.

The city was blocked by a large number of soldiers, and Li Yanqing could not get through. He simply jumped onto the pier of a catapult and looked at the fierce battle at the city from a high place. He saw more than a thousand Song army surrounded a hundred Jin soldiers. The nest cart behind him had completely blown up. The Jin soldiers had no way out. They either jumped off the city or fought to the end, and the Song army would not accept their surrender.

Li Yanqing saw Liu Qi again. He was on the other side, about 300 steps away from him, and it was not easy to squeeze in. Li Yanqing temporarily gave up his plan to listen to Liu Qi's report. At this moment, he actually discovered that there was an extremely powerful commander of the Jin soldiers. In the words of the Jin people, the commander of the thousand men was called Meng'an. In fact, he was also the leader of the tribe. A large tribe could gather tens of young and strong soldiers. The leader of the tribe was called Meng'an, who was in charge of the military and political power of the tribe.

Meng'an Mouke is a family hereditary family and has nothing to do with the strength. Although this thousand-man commander is just a middle-level general, he is very skilled in martial arts. There are dozens of Song soldiers who died at his hands, making a spear extremely brave and extremely cunning. He hid behind ordinary Jin soldiers. When the Song army cooperated and found a loophole, he suddenly appeared, assassinating more than a dozen people in a row, and then quickly retreated, like a wolf, waiting for the next chance to take action.

Li Yanqing was very angry. He took his wind-chasing bow from his personal soldiers, pulled out a wolf-tooth arrow, and suddenly pulled it out, shooting an arrow at the thousand-man who was a hundred steps away. The arrow was fast and fierce. Geerhan was caught off guard. The arrow shot into his temple on his left, and penetrated from the right, and actually shot through his head.

Geerhan grew up and his eyes were bulging. After a while, he fell forward with a bang.

The death of the commander of the thousand men made the rest of the Jin soldiers panic and their positions were in chaos. The Song army made a concerted effort and killed all the more than a hundred Jin soldiers on the top of the city.

At this moment, the bell to withdraw troops in the distance, "Dang!Dang!Dang!" rang. After nearly four hours of fierce fighting, both sides were exhausted. Seeing that there was no hope of siege, Wanyan Zong had to order the withdrawal of troops, and tens of thousands of Jin soldiers retreated like a tide.
Chapter completed!