The most powerful emperor grandson of the Tang Dynasty

General Ibdul was the commander of these people. He thought he could break into the Tang Dynasty camp because he saw that the fighting nearby had reached a fierce level, and his army rushing out at this time was obviously taking advantage of the opportunity.

When the first batch of crossbow shells fell, he knew that his calculation was correct, because the power of these shells was very small, compared with the fireballs just now, the difference was really huge.

Just now when his companions were fighting with the Tang army, he clearly saw those huge fireballs that blew his companions to pieces. He was also afraid that his army would suffer such a treatment, so he kept his men advancing slowly. He believed that the Tang army could not possibly have so much gunpowder after a long journey.

Now his idea has been verified. The Tang army must have used all those giant gunpowder on their companions. Now only these small explosives are left, so he and his men have survived. As long as they can speed up and rush forward, they will be able to defeat this group of Tang army sooner or later.

There was nothing wrong with his idea, and theoretically it might succeed. But when his army rushed to a certain position, suddenly a cloud of white smoke rose from the Tang army's side, followed by crackling sounds. At this time, a shadow was cast over everyone's heart.

No one had ever seen a war like this, and no one knew what the outcome would be. But they soon realized how powerful these things were. Soldiers in the front row fell down in droves, and even some camels were shot through. How powerful were these weapons? Killing people was normal, but even camels could be killed. This was something they had never seen before.

You have to know that judging from the wounds, if the camel's wounds were on a human, it is very likely that the entire body would be destroyed. Many people don't know how this happened, and some people even jumped off their horses and knelt on the ground to pray.

It’s not that these people are incompetent, but that they have never seen anything like this before. Whenever they don’t know how these things happened, they have to kneel on the ground and pray, and ask God for help. This is also their usual style.

"Warriors, no matter what you encounter, you must charge forward. Only a charge can solve everything. If we stop now, we will be defeated, defeated, and killed by them just like our companions next to us."

Although General Ibdul was also afraid, he could not stop here. He had seen clearly that if he stopped, the number of casualties might be even greater. Perhaps that barrage of bullets was the last defense of the Tang army. As long as we could rush over, we could kill our way into the Tang army's camp. Once we broke in, no matter what method the Tang army used, they would not be able to withstand our desert storm.

In fact, there was nothing wrong with his idea, but how could the cold weapon cavalry under his command break through the defense of the musketeers?

In fact, let alone them, even if it was a few hundred years later, those heroic Eight Banners cavalrymen couldn't rush through, let alone you. Although some of you have passed the barrage, what's the point of rushing through? From here to the camp of the Tang army, it is at least hundreds of meters long. In this case, you will still be beaten to death.

When General Ibdul finished speaking, a group of people who were really ready to die appeared in the military camp. They rushed forward regardless of life and death. Even if someone fell down, these people would never look at them. They had only one goal, which was to kill their way into the Tang army camp. Unfortunately, they were called out by the musketeers after only walking less than a dozen steps forward. The Tang army was not stupid. How could they let you get close? Even the range of the bows and arrows was impossible, because these cavalrymen also had bows and arrows on their bodies. Once they were allowed to reach this distance, we would also suffer their long-range attacks.

"Crossbowmen fill in."

Li Chengyi quickly gave orders. The group of cavalrymen who had just charged forward had already entered the range of the crossbows. At this time, there must be other people in front of the musketeers. If they charge over again next time, we may not be so lucky. This time we relied on luck, but next time we must rely on preparation.

Although Li Chengyi likes taking risks, who would be willing to take risks if they can win without taking risks? Every time you take a risk, you are putting everything on luck, and we can't let luck stand on our side.

General Ibdul was dumbfounded. He had never seen such an attack method. Their army had suffered more than one-fifth casualties. If we talk about time, only half an hour has passed.

"It's bad, we don't have enough cavalry."

Li Chengyi said this with some depression. Now he only had one cavalry under his command, and they could not be separated. If they were separated, neither side would benefit. Now both armies were in danger of being defeated. He only needed the cavalry in his hands to rush forward and directly disperse the army.

"General, I think the last group is more important. They know how to dodge our artillery fire. The first group is just a mob. Moreover, the first group has suffered heavy casualties, while the second group has only suffered a small part of the casualties. We should deal with the second group first to ensure that the first group can't get away."

One of his deputy generals observed for a long time and finally found out some clues. The first batch of people who rushed out still had one-third of their lives left, and the second batch of people who rushed out still had two-thirds of their lives left. Of course, we have to kill those with two-thirds of their lives left first. As for those with one-third of their lives left, they have no ability to counterattack.

Li Chengyi picked up his telescope, looked at the two enemies, and finally reached out to the second group of enemies. Thousands of cavalry immediately rushed up, and at the same time, artillery also fiercely smashed at the second group of troops, which was General Ibdul's army.

The Tang army charged!
Facts have proved that the deputy general's judgment was correct. If the Tang army had not charged, General Ibudul's army would have been able to withdraw part of it. But at this moment, the Tang cavalry rushed forward frantically, and the little system that was originally retained was also destroyed... (End of this chapter)