Star Wars: My battleship can transform

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How could Qi Yiming be able to do this? Those are all his comrades...

Even if those people were willing to sacrifice themselves to buy time for the evacuation of the transport fleet, Qi Yiming would not be able to agree to Wang Shuhua's suggestion.

"I don't necessarily have to be at this angle to attack you."

With that said, Qi Yiming directed the Xuefeng to use the ecliptic plane of the Lando Galaxy, forming an angle of nearly 30 degrees with the ecliptic plane.

From this angle, Qi Yiming can still attack the enemy ship hiding behind the asteroid, but shooting from this angle will create a medium-sized path for the enemy to pass through the minefield.

It is absolutely impossible for him to sacrifice his comrades.

Soon the airspace in the minefield was cleared again due to Xuefeng's shooting.

The enemy warship hiding behind the asteroid was instantly sunk by Xuefeng's powerful firepower.

With Xuefeng's attack, the cruisers that had just pressed against the asteroid felt the pressure drop suddenly, and quickly pushed the asteroid forward for a certain distance in the direction of the enemy.

However, as the enemy's backup warships caught up, the struggle within the passage was once again staged.

Now Qi Yiming was no longer in a hurry to shoot, and just stayed at the same position waiting for the enemy ship to pass.

As a result, Qi Yiming felt that this style of play was better than the original one.

Because although the initial attack method can slow down the enemy's advance, the enemy is always advancing from the beginning to the end.

But it's different now. As long as an enemy ship passes through Xuefeng's shooting window, it will be destroyed instantly, and our own warship will seize the opportunity to push the asteroid a certain distance in the direction of the enemy, allowing the enemy to work hard just now. Disintegrated into nothing.

Now, what Lu Zhenyang thought was a smart move actually shot himself in the foot.

In desperation, Lu Zhenyang had no choice but to improve his combat methods.

He ordered the battleships in front not to risk passing by Xuefeng's attack window, but to split into two groups at this position, so that Xuefeng would have to change its firing position again.

The New Federation's fleet also followed suit. When the enemy forces split into two groups, several frigates from the New Federation's fleet once again took the initiative to enter the passage to form a new point of contention with the enemy.

Xuefeng naturally changed its battle position.

After going back and forth, the minefield in front of the Xuefeng was turned into a sieve, and it was about to become undefendable.

However, these were all issues that Qi Yiming had thought of before he implemented the new combat plan. After commanding the Xuefeng to conduct a round of shooting again, he immediately ordered all friendly ships that were wrestling with the enemy to withdraw from the minefield.

The order was not given by Qi Yiming to abandon this line of defense, but that there were already a sufficient number of local warships in the minefield at this time, and it was time for the coalition forces to have a taste of the true power of the minefield.

In fact, the whole plan is very simple. When Wang Shuhua laid out the minefield, not all of the air mines he placed were proximity fuzes. There were also a large number of movable remote-controlled air mines among these air mines. This was the real trump card of this minefield. .

The reason why Qi Yiming didn't use this move at first was just because Qi Yiming wanted to hold back a big blow.

In fact, the situation Lu Zhenyang is facing now is very similar to a beach landing in a ground war.

With fewer warships sent, it was easy for Qi Yiming to kill them with superior force.

The more warships sent, they were more durable and could quickly deploy after passing through the minefield.

However, Qi Yiming unexpectedly made a mistake and started to destroy the Great Wall. In order to attack the coalition warships, he took the initiative to open up multiple passages in the minefield.

Lu Zhenyang seized the opportunity to create more blooms, and soon sent a large number of warships to fill the safe airspace cleared by the Xuefeng.

Just when Lu Zhenyang was feeling proud, he suddenly discovered that all the New Federation's warships had withdrawn from the minefield. He thought Qi Yiming was going to run away.

But the next second he realized something was wrong.

Some of the air mines that were floating quietly in the mine field suddenly started to move, and there were quite a few of them.

How could Lu Zhenyang not know that he had been deceived after seeing this?

It stands to reason that he should have thought that there would be such mobile air mines in the minefield.

However, Qi Yiming's performance from the beginning made Lu Zhenyang mistakenly believe that the air mines in this mine field were all old models, and they were all air mines that could not be moved once anchored.

Otherwise, why would Qi Yiming have to let the Xuefeng guard the other end of the passage and shoot desperately at the coalition warships? Wouldn't it be nice for him to use movable air mines to hit the enemy ships?

It can only be said that Qi Yiming was really able to endure it. Taking great risks, Lu Zhenyang completely dispelled his doubts and boldly sent his fleet into a safe passage in the minefield.

It's okay now, Qi Yiming finally couldn't hold it any longer. Of course, the number of warships that can be accommodated in the minefield has reached the upper limit, and the number of movable air mines will not be enough.

When Lu Zhenyang saw the movable air mine, he closed his eyes in pain because he knew that what was about to happen next would be extremely tragic.

The captains who commanded their warships to enter the minefield were already panicking.

The movable air mines are obviously prepared for people like them.

So some captains commanded the warships to leave safe passage and enter the core area of ​​the minefield regardless of the danger.

But they desperately discovered that no matter where they went, there would be one or two air mines moving towards their warships.

The warships that entered the minefield in a panic either collided with each other or touched air mines.

Tens of thousands of warships were sunk one after another in front of Qi Yiming's eyes.

Seeing that there was no hope of escape, many battleship commanders simply sent messages to Xuefeng that they were willing to surrender.

In fact, Qi Yiming was very willing to accept their surrender, but in the current situation, there was no time for Qi Yiming to recover the captured warships.

But letting these warships go like this will make the New Federation's subsequent defensive war very difficult.

In the end, Qi Yiming gritted his teeth and closed his eyes to kill tens of thousands of warships trapped in the minefield.

The coalition forces were completely dumbfounded. In this battle, their warships were outnumbered by dozens.

The most important thing is that it severely damaged the morale of the coalition forces. Many captains were afraid to face the New Federation fleet directly, for fear that they would use some dirty tricks again.

As the commander of this battle, Lu Zhenyang was torn off the throne of the coalition commander and thrown into a dark prison again, with only death waiting for him.

With such serious casualties, the governments forming the coalition must be looking for a scapegoat.

The sudden change in the minefield bought enough time for the transport ship to retreat, so Qi Yiming was happy to lead his fleet to withdraw from the battle line after discovering that the coalition seemed to have stopped attacking due to the huge casualties, to protect the transport fleet evacuating the Lando system.

The fall of the Lando Galaxy became a matter of time as the New Federation took the initiative to evacuate. However, what the New Federation left to the coalition forces was a devastated Violet City. The nearly three billion people who originally lived on it were only used for business. The Confederacy left less than a billion.

It wasn't that Qi Yiming didn't want to take these people away, but that they didn't want to leave. Qi Yiming respected their choice.