Nanming: I can build wonders

Chapter 667 Mongols grow hair? (Please subscribe!)
At this moment, the direction of the battlefield is just like the handle of the saber in Kilgobsky's hand, it feels so clear and real, and it is only in the grasp.

"The invincible Ming army will eventually suffer the bitter fruit of failure!"

Seeing that all the Ming troops one mile ahead had turned into corpses lying in disorder, Kilgobski danced excitedly.

But a crisp sound of the trumpet sounded, and the drums that had been heavy all the time suddenly rose up!

Da da da da seemed to be knocking on his heart, which made the excited Kilgobski almost lose his temper.

The Ming army has changed!
The Longquan swords held high by the officers of the Ming Dynasty seemed to be invisible rulers!
They led the Ming army into a sudden change of formation, from facing the Junggar cavalry to facing sideways.

The soldiers of Ming Dynasty marched sideways to the beat of drums!

At the same time, the other half of the team quickened their pace and trotted forward, overtaking the other half.

In less than ten breaths, a marching line stretched into two teams, still facing the Junggars sideways, but with a wide width of 120 people.

Hearing the shouts of the officers one after another, there was a bang, and the Ming infantry turned around instantly.

At this time, including Sun Sike, a creepy feeling woke up the Junggar people from their stupefied state, and they fought!

In the past, the Ming army was obviously a column of 60 people and 120 people, but in a blink of an eye it became a large horizontal team with a width of [-] and a depth of four.

This was the tactic of the Napoleonic era.

The uncompromising execution ability of the Ming army made this tactic impeccable.

If it's just a change of marching formation, it's not enough to make people so frightened, but the ten or twenty formations in front of them have completed such changes almost at the same time!

Horizontal formations rose one by one, as if a scarlet Great Wall fell from the sky, standing firmly in front of the Junggar people and the Sun family.

Sun Sike and Sun Chengen watched helplessly as the Ming army, which was marching in groups just now, suddenly transformed into the vermilion Great Wall, even if they hadn't lost their souls, they were almost torn apart.

Amidst the crackling sound like a breeze passing through the forest, rows of snap-action rifles with bayonets were raised!

Sun Sike on the horse stared wide-eyed, but it was too late.

Junggar, who rushed to the front, was only 600 meters away from the horizontal formation that suddenly appeared, and had already entered the range of the Ming army's rifles.

Sun Sike wanted to close his eyes, but the sound of gunshots poured into his ears.

The Ming army used fixed-pack smokeless gunpowder, with only faint white smoke, which is difficult to see without careful observation.

If it weren't for the sound, they wouldn't even know that the Ming army had fired.

At [-]:[-], the Ming infantry, who had changed from marching to combat, fired the first volley of guns.

Facing the extremely destructive Mines bomb, the Junggar cavalry at the front spilled bright red blood, drinking their hatred on the spot.

The second, third... The sound of the volley of guns was running steadily with the own rhythm that the Ming army had honed for many years, and the charging Junggar cavalry also forged ahead and got involved in this whirlpool of flesh and blood!

No one can control the Junggar cavalry anymore, they can only drift with the tide and be crushed to pieces by the cold and ruthless war machine of Ming Dynasty.

The frenzy of the Junggar cavalry was overwhelming. If it were some delicate literati, they might be frightened, and words like "iron cavalry rolling in the Western Regions" would subconsciously burst out of their mouths.

But for the soldiers of the new Ming Dynasty, the tall horses and ferocious faces of the enemy not only do not feel oppressive, but are more convenient targets to aim at.

But, getting closer, Yu Qijuan was a little strange: Isn't the hairstyle of the Mongolian cavalry in the past weird?
How can I learn how to save hair from the people of Ming Dynasty!

And the Green Battalion soldiers with obvious Han faces in the Chinese Army also cut off their braids.

Could it be because of Sun Sike?

Yu Qijuan not only spied in his heart: Old grandson, what are you holding back in your heart, it's all like this, won't everyone be happy if you surrender?
Daming doesn’t need to waste ammunition, Zhu Kezang, son of Shengming, will reward you with some official system, how great it is!
However, considering that Sun Sike's father is Sun Degong, things may be different.

Sun Degong was regarded as the first influential general to surrender to Manchuria, causing the old Ming Dynasty to lose dozens of cities, leading to the defeat outside the pass, and the Tartars took an offensive position.

In his early years, Sun Degong had an old relationship with Li Yongfang, the Ming general who surrendered to Jianzhou in Fushun.

On the Ming side, Wang Huazhen arranged for Sun Degong to counter Li Yongfang who surrendered to the Qing Dynasty.

In the process of Sun Degong being ordered to instigate against Li Yongfang, Li Yongfang was not only unmoved, but taught Sun Degong by precepts and deeds, knowing the benefits and harms, and even made Sun Degong surrender to Nurhachi.

Not to mention, Li Yongfang and Sun Degong also sang a "double reed", Li Yongfang pretended to surrender, and Sun Degong also pretended to be loyal.

Finally, with the outbreak of the Battle of Guangning, this unknown surrender had a huge impact on Wang Huazhen, Xiong Tingbi, and the entire Liaodong war situation.

Sun Degong, who withdrew from Xiping Fort, directly killed Guangning City, and quickly controlled Guangning, publicizing that the front had been defeated and Guangning would not be guaranteed. At the same time, he led his troops to cleanse the officials in the city and the Ming army who continued to resist.

Seeing that the situation was not good, Wang Huazhen had to abandon the city and flee.

Sun Degong defected before the battle, and then took control of Guangning, which became the last straw to break the "disharmony". Whether it was out of anger or to vent long-standing pent-up dissatisfaction, Xiong Tingbi did the most wrong thing in his life. One decision was to abandon all the forts and strongholds in the pass, and all the soldiers and civilians moved into the pass.

This move allowed the Liaodong area, which had been operated by the Ming Dynasty for many years, to be described as destroyed once, and the soldiers and civilians who were forced to move south were also constantly robbed by the Houjin and Mongolian troops along the way, and suffered a catastrophe.

Based on this historical factor, the prospect of Sun Sike's surrender is unclear, and he will not surrender unless it is absolutely necessary.

If he surrendered, I don’t know if Zhu Kezang would spare his life because of his contribution to Sinicization.

The battlefield does not allow Sun Sike to think too much.

While the Ming army pushed out death scythes made of thousands of projectiles, the Junggar people also responded with rain of projectiles and arrows, yes, arrows!
Although most of the Junggars have switched to muskets thanks to the efforts of Sun Sike and the former Great Khan, before this battlefield where all the power of the Junggars was squeezed out, there were not a few soldiers with bows and arrows in battle.

Of course, those who were able to draw bows and shoot arrows on war horses were the lucky ones who were not shot by the volleyball guns. They were few in number, because they were suppressed and beaten by Ming army infantry all the way, so they had to vent their anger through bows and arrows.

But most of these arrows only played the effect of dubbing the battlefield. The crisp sound of jingling was the sound of arrows bouncing on the steel armor of the Ming Dynasty in the front row, which made the sound of the battlefield no longer So explosive and monotonous.

Yu Qijun smiled and said: "It's a good soundtrack, as expected of a Mongolian who is good at singing and dancing!"

(End of this chapter)