The Soul of the Han Dynasty in the Late Ming Dynasty

Chapter 28 Attack
Huang Han took Hanzi and other four people with the best riding skills and equipped with fine armor to rush to the village to have a look, while Song Pengfei jogged on horseback and watched the wind behind him.

If he found that the enemy was far from being able to be dealt with by five people, Huang Han would decisively choose to turn back and run.

If the enemy does not exceed the number of his own, Huang Han will launch a round of surprise attacks and then turn back, the purpose is to lure them to the mountain pass set up by Huang Yizhou and nine servants.

Here only Huang Yizhou can ride and shoot. Yang Guoen and Huang Feng can only shoot on foot, but their arrow skills are good. There is also a good player with a throwing spear, Yang Jian, who can attack from a distance.

The other six people were not spectators, they hid in the narrow place, when the time came, Huang Han and the others suddenly stabbed with spears, slashed with knives, and hacked with axes.

After more than a month of intensive training, these physically strong Huijiazi ate three meals a day and ate meat every day. Everyone felt energetic and wanted to give it a try.

Huang Han was not reckless, and the plan was flawless. Huang Yizhou was very satisfied with his son's courage and strategy, so he only told Huang Han not to be careless, and began to arrange the specific location of the ambush servants, reminding them what they need to pay attention to.

The five knights pulled down their armor and charged. Huang Han rushed into the entrance of the village first. With a glance, he found that only a few Jiannu were hunting and killing the common people, and there were not many villagers still running away in the village.

Huang Han believed that there was only a small number of troops in the Hou Jin army, and his side could launch a surprise attack. I am afraid there is no need to lure them to the mountain pass.

There are too few enemies, and few of them survived the surprise attack. The Jiannu who survived the catastrophe may not dare to pursue them. They should choose to flee back and ask for support.

Small-scale sneak attacks are best fought in a war of annihilation. It is quite troublesome for the enemy to escape. They move in reinforcements and chase after them, and one's own side will fall into a passive position.

Next, our own side is not carrying out military operations, but going up the mountain into the forest in order to escape for our lives, and even the horses will have to be discarded.

Having made up his mind, Huang Han continued to sprint at full speed, raising his single fist above his head.

Hanzi and Yang Danian understood that this was an order for the whole group to launch an attack. Song Pengfei, who was about a mile away from Huang Han, immediately turned his horse's head and ran for more than 200 steps with his fists held high, then turned 180 degrees sharply and rushed towards the village.

Huang Yizhou saw Song Pengfei's clenched fist, waved his red-tasseled spear as a signal, and immediately yelled: "Everyone is there, rush into the village and kill the Tartars!"

Immediately, he jumped on his horse and galloped towards him. Behind him, Huang Feng and others also scrambled to beat the horse like flying.

After repeated battles and victories, the Jin army got carried away. All the barbarians were arrogant and domineering. The group of Jian slaves who were killing and arsoning and laughing lewdly from time to time had not been attacked by cavalry for a long time. When they heard the sound of horseshoes, they thought they were comrades in arms.

Unexpectedly, it was the Ming army wearing fiery red battle suits who suddenly appeared. Huang Han led people to rush here to kill the Tungus beast. At this moment, without a moment's hesitation, the arrows left the string to greet the Jiannu in sight, and the idiot was even more displeased. To be polite, three spears shot out one after another.

Jiannu, who was attacked suddenly, lost the opportunity, and the two of them lost their combat effectiveness under the attack of four armor-piercing cones and one shot.

When the enemy shot back in a hurry, they found that the Ming army's equipment was weird. It seemed that they were covered with steel from head to toe. They could clearly see the arrows shooting into the Ming army's body, but no one fell off the horse.

Huang Han shot three armor-piercing cones and was also shot by Jiannu with two feathered arrows. Although the sternum hurt from the impact of the arrows, he could still endure it.

Huang Han, like Hanzi and Yang Danian, wore the thick padded armor sewn by Jiulitai mother-in-law as thick as the sole of a shoe, and the captured Jiannu padded armor on the outside. The iron armor on his body is not finished, and he is still wearing a Ming army fat jacket outside.

The Ming army's standard battle jacket is called the Yuanyang battle jacket, because it is relatively fat, and the Ming army nicknamed it "fat jacket", but it does not look fat at all when worn outside the three-layer armor.

At this moment, Huang Han put life and death aside, he didn't defend at all, and he didn't care about the arrows and armor-piercing cones shot by the enemy, all of which were hard to nail into Jiannu's body.

The two sides were already close at hand, Huang Han immediately continued to charge with a knife in his hand, a Jiannu vest wielding a mace came fiercely, and at this time a hatchet directly hit Jianu's face.

It was the second long-range weapon thrown by the fool who was following Huang Han's charge. The effective killing range of the throwing ax was not as good as that of the throwing gun, but it was most suitable for launching a sneak attack when the cavalry was about to meet.

Jiannu's vest was blocked by Huang Han, and he was unable to react calmly when the flying ax struck. He only had time to tilt his head, and the flying ax cut off a large piece of his face and ears, and the chopping remained unabated. To the steed of a companion following him.

The war horse was hit hard by the ax on the shoulder, and it couldn't stand it. With a sad hiss, it jumped up, and the knight was caught off guard and was thrown off the horse.

Of course, the saber slashing in Huang Han's hand was not a vegetarian. With the speed of the horse's slashing, he was invincible. With a "click", the bloody Jiannu vest suddenly became two pieces.

"Hahaha." Amidst the strange laughter, the fool also let go of the only remaining throwing axe. The ax spun and smashed into the shoulder of a Jiannu. Go five steps away.

At this time, Huang Han and Hanzi had already been sprayed all over their heads and faces by the blood of Jiannu Hurricane. The blood-soaked two rushed forward like killing gods, and another enemy cavalry came directly from the opposite side. The man on horseback was wearing shiny armor. Obviously, it is the legendary White Armored Warrior who built slaves.

Undoubtedly, he was the leader of this post-golden army. Ba Yala really lived up to his reputation. He directly charged Huang Han with a tiger gun without any hesitation, and he refused to compromise at all. He seemed to fight to the death.

The white-armored soldier has rich experience in combat, and knows that the brave wins when encountering a narrow road. Often he has the murderous intention to charge with all his strength and die with the enemy, and the enemy will be discouraged. As long as the enemy refuses to dodge the horse desperately, his attack will prevail.

In the past, this kind of attack by Ba Yala was always unfavorable, but today there was an accident, Huang Han also clamped the horse's belly, and the spurs on the heel of the cowhide boots almost pierced into the horse's stomach, and the painful horse was aroused Wild, rushing forward without dodging.

Just one second before the two horses were about to collide at high speed, Huang Han decisively chose to abandon the horse. He threw his weapon with all his strength when he leaped into the air - the Saber.

The situation on the battlefield outside Zunhua City reappeared. Huang Han didn't know what would happen if he fell off the horse, but the backbone of the Han nationality made him absolutely unwilling to back down. He wanted to let the barbarians know that the gentle and refined Han nationality dared to fight Desperate.

(End of this chapter)