Therefore, he chose to fight hard and seek life in death. This is in line with his personality, and he is violent and unscheming.

Du Du also lacked confidence in defending the city. The two hit it off and left only a few people in the city. The brigade dispatched to fight with the Ming army outside the city.

Over the past few years, Ajige and Dudu, the Jiannu generals who had few fights with the Ming army, were able to rank in the rankings. It is precisely because of this that I feel that the field battle can win more with less.

Ajige was defeated, but it was a defensive attack in Weizigu; Du Du was also defeated by the Ming army, but was ambushed because of his weak division.

Therefore, according to the combat plan of Azige and Dudu, taking advantage of the maneuverability of the cavalry, they each led their troops to intersperse and detour, and took the lead in launching an attack on the Ming army.

"Kill, kill!" Du Du led three thousand cavalry to pounce on the right-wing infantry of the Ming army. If he could break the flank, he would be able to attack the Ming army in the middle with Ajige's troops.

The three thousand Ming army infantry formed a battle formation. The first three rows squatted, knelt, and stood up to aim at the target. The rear rows were equipped with live ammunition, and were also ready to fire volleys.

Azig led the main force to hold on, and the city of Hetuara was the few miles behind him.

He sent a thousand cavalry to gallop diagonally, swept past the Ming army's formation, shooting out a rain of arrows, trying to disrupt the Ming army's formation and lure the Ming army to shoot.

"Boom!" Facing the Jiannu who was rushing to the battlefield, the first three rows of Ming troops followed the orders and issued a volley.

The three rows of volleys were densely packed with lead and bullets, which increased several times more than the power of the first row of shooting and greatly increased lethality.

The Jiannu people galloped in front of him and fell down a large area, screaming and wailing, and the war horses neighed, and mixed sounds.

After the third row of Ming troops finished shooting, they did not load ammunition. They each took a few steps forward, raised the bayonets in a squat and kneeling posture, forming a tight forest of gun tips in front of the formation.

"Fire!" The comrades in front flashed out of the shooting world, and the musketeers behind raised their guns to aim. The officer's sword swung down, and the white smoke rose, and another volley was shot.

"Fire!" Another row of musketeers came out, raised their guns and shot lead shots at the enemy.

Jiannu suffered a lot of losses, but he was brave enough to show off his bravery. Those who fell off their horses and raised their weapons and continued to charge. When the unstripped cavalry approached the Ming army's battle formation, they first shot out arrows, then pulled out weapons, and rode their horses to collide.

War horses are smart animals. Facing the woods formed by the tips of the knife in front, they instinctively stop and jump, changing direction, and refuse to be manipulated by riders.

The war horse that rushed to the near future could not close or neighed, and its front hooves flew into the air and stood up quickly; or it could not close enough and hit the bayonet forest.

The impact of the war horses hurt the Ming army, which was holding the bayonet to block the enemy, but the bayonet forest only had a small gap and was not broken through by the cavalry.

A Ming army soldier stepped forward with a gun, made up the gap, and the bayonet forward, keeping the bayonet intact. The Ming army soldiers killed by bows and arrows soon made up their positions.

The muskets fired round by round, with surprisingly fast speed. The battle formation rather than line tactics are heavy but inconvenient to move, but the sustainability of firepower is the best.

The firing rate of the flintlock firing gun, coupled with the wheel-like ground-wheel shooting of several Ming military rows, the gunshots roared, as if there was no pause in the middle.

Both sides were suffering casualties, but the cavalry attacked the infantry battle formation, but they were neither the director of Jiannu, nor could they shake the fierce shooting of the flintlock rifle.
Chapter completed!