Zhuotbabathur fought his life and ordered the Junggar army to launch a general attack. All the cavalry were pressed up, and thousands of horses went on a wave!

The strange thing was Liantian, the rolling cavalry was rushing towards him like a tide, and he rode and shot all the way with the retreating Ming army infantry.

The Ming army's cavalry also dispatched, and they were in the form of a fence, so they had to clear the field in advance to avoid their infantry being washed away by the way.

Therefore, Xu Mingwu's infantry were very uncomfortable. First, he reminded him to resist damage and shoot the enemy in front of him. Now he retreated from the flank in a hurry and kindly made room for others, but was cut and killed by the enemy all the way. This was too much!

Fortunately, the Ming army's retreat operation was practiced many times, no less than the number of rehearsals before the leaders inspected.

War is also a high-end art. Sometimes, fighting to the death is not a clever strategy, and retreating is also a strategic art.

The Ming army's retreat behavior was included in the military training course. It can be said that there is no major in the world where they withdraw!

The Ming cavalry brigade soon entered the field, with the sound of hooves, and the five thousand cavalry divided into platoons, pressing down like a high wall. In a blink of an eye, it attacked nearer, and the dense sabers poked out, which made people feel heartbroken.

Seeing this, the Junggar cavalry, who were in a scattered fish scale formation, were stunned and hurriedly controlled their horses to run away. They obviously had a premonition of danger. Of course, some knowledgeable veterans had heard of the Ming cavalry's tactics.

There are also some guys with touching IQ and eyes that are not open-minded. They rely on their years of martial arts to practice martial arts without fear, but in a flash they were drowned in the wall, lying on the ground with a horse overturned, humming.

After all, they are not masters who have practiced qigong, nor do they know high-end products such as golden bell cover iron cloth shirts. They will be cold after just one encounter.

Seeing these Tartar soldiers who were in front of the battle scattered and their infantry were trapped and siege, Wang Dacao roared loudly: "My sons, kill!"

He is not old, but he shouts slogans.

"kill!"

The Ming cavalry warriors also roared at the top of their lungs, and the cold light of the sabers was dazzling.

Boom boom!

Amid the dense sound of hooves, the Ming cavalry finally collided with the main force of the Junggar army's cavalry. The dull sound of collisions, crisp fractures, the tragic neighs of war horses, and the shrill howlings of soldiers on both sides were intertwined.

The knocked horses rolled and neighed, the cavalry's mouths were whispered in the air, and they were stomped into flesh paste in a blink of an eye, and a red blood mist filled with it.

This instant hedging war scene was so fierce that it was so fierce that even filmed in film and television!

Use dense walls to impact the scattered cavalry arrays. As long as the IQ is not negative, you can see which side takes advantage.

After the cruel collision, the Ming cavalry army was unstoppable and advanced like a wall. No one dared to stand the sharp edge of the Junggar cavalry along the way!

King Zhu Heqiu of Han was excited to see it, and he laughed proudly: "The Western Army is mighty, and our Ming Army is mighty! How dare a group of tribal barbarians fight against our Emperor Ming Iron Cavalry!"

He looked at the Junggar army wolf flag with black edges opposite him, his eyes full of confidence.

The Junggar's cavalry were still on horseback. Faced with the impact of the Ming army, they quickly dispersed to their wings with their eyes and consciousness, galloped in groups, and passed by not far from the two wings, shooting arrows at the Ming cavalry like raindrops.

However, the Junggar cavalry's plan was wrong, and the Ming cavalry still charged. Except for the cavalry on both wings, the main force ignored them at all.

Although the Mingqi did not have traditional riding and shooting ability, they had firearms and mastered the riding and shooting skills of the new era, and shot them with guns.

The advantages of the breech gun are shown. Although its firing rate is lower than that of the Monk Archer's bow and arrow, it is not much slower. What's important is that this thing has a great lethality and will basically be cool if you shoot it. In such a harsh environment, you can't even save it!

The Ming cavalry attacked fiercely, and the Junggar army could no longer withstand it and gradually fell into a disadvantage.

The iron hooves roared, forming a torrent. Mingqi's life-threatening fighting style made Zhuotbabatuer very stunned.

His first feeling was: these Ming troops were crazy!

Zhuotbabatull had heard of this tactic of the Ming army, but he didn't believe it at that time. How precious is the war horse? How could the Ming Kingdom bear to bear it?

The most important thing is, which soldier is not afraid of death? He dares to make such a life-long impact collision? What is the difference between this and actively hitting a wall?

If you meet someone who says you want to fight you and is about to take action, the other party suddenly hits the wall with his head crazy, and you will ask if you are afraid?

I guess most people will turn around and run away immediately after seeing it, for fear that they will be caught by the other party.

Now I am in this mental state, and I can’t afford to play!

As a branch of the Mongols, the Junggar tribe has its tactics and styles in line with each other, and the cavalry are good at fighting styles.

This kind of frontal force and collision between the two sides is extremely inconsistent with the Mongolian tactical style!

Seeing that the Mingqi was as powerful as a rainbow, he bumped from beginning to end with a scattered aura. No one dared to stop him along the way and was about to force him to the front. Many Junggar cavalry were distorted and their faces were ashamed. Some even ignored military orders and turned their horses to dodge.

The sound of killing shook the sky, and the Ming cavalry was like a giant harvester, galloping on the grassland, ruthlessly harvesting the lives of the Junggar cavalry.

After all, the Junggar cavalry is not a garbage army that is about to collapse. They have fought against the Kazakh Khanate and the Cossack cavalry, and they have some tricks.

During the order of Zhuotbabatul, the Junggar cavalry quickly adjusted their ranks and took the initiative to attack the Ming army, but they avoided their edge and attacked them from the flanks to minimize casualties on their own.

The most important thing is to disintegrate the Ming army’s fence tactics!

After all, the Western Army was not as good as the Tianwu Army. It was not easy to be able to perform such highly organized tactics. Facing the Junggar cavalry with rich cavalry warfare, after several rounds of impact, the neat baffle gradually became loose.

Afterwards, cavalry, a total of more than 10,000 people, fought repeatedly in an unknown place, and the two sides fought back and forth for more than a hundred times, but they could not stand stalemate in the chaos.

King Zhu Heqi of Han had the foundation of an excellent commander. During the war, he maintained his true stability, and held the dragon flag in the formation, galloping back and forth, chanting wildly to boost morale.

His Royal Highness's fearless behavior greatly inspired the morale of the Ming army. The cavalry fought bravely and launched countless crazy attacks like tides on the Junggar army.

The war lasted for a day, and both sides did not talk about routines or tricks. They just used knives to cut each other, fired each other's bows and guns, and stabbed each other with long spears to see who is more desperate!

After going tonight, I looked at the Ming army, which was like a wolf, tiger, and was like a stimulant. The Junggar army, whose troops were several times more powerful than the Ming army, could not stand it anymore!

The great khan Zhuotbathur couldn't hold on anymore. He just wanted to bully the child, and to take it away as a ticket to humiliate the Ming Emperor, but he encountered such a life-lossinging person and lost a lot!

In desperation, Zhuotbabatul blushed and reluctantly issued an order: "Get down and retreat!"
Chapter completed!