Huangtai ran desperately, and the Qing army crossed Qifeng Mountain and headed straight towards Jinzhou. Hong Chengchou ran without hesitation, and the Ming cavalry, Yizhou, turned around and returned to defend Jinzhou.

Zhu Cilang's Hu Ben Army rushed to whip the horses, and the horses were exhausted and killed by the roadside. The horses stopped and the people stopped. The Hu Ben Army arrived at Songshan and headed straight for Jinzhou.

The three forces arrived in Jinzhou almost at the same time. But in the end, Huangtai made a quick move. The Qing soldiers arrived at the periphery of Jinzhou, but they had not yet waited for Huangtai to launch an attacking formation.

"Report! Report, the emperor, northeast direction, the main force of the Ming army was discovered."

"Report! Report to the Emperor, the Ming army in Yizhou has returned to defense."

Successive reports showed that the blocking battle in Qifengshan in Weizigou had shown results. Hong Chengchou had discovered his movements and sent a large army to defend. Huang Taiji felt cold in his heart. After all, he was still one step late.

The fighter shots were fleeting, and the time to attack Jinzhou was still missed. It is worthy of being his Huangtaiji. Even though he had been rushing thousands of miles and finally arrived at the periphery of Jinzhou, he turned his head and immediately ordered: "Retreat! The Eight Banners' children should withdraw from the encirclement of Jinzhou, return to the same route, and withdraw!"

After finally reaching Jinzhou, the Qing soldiers were willing to give up. Jinzhou was right in front of me, and seeing the city was empty, it was a great opportunity to attack. Dorobel Dudodo couldn't figure it out and stood up: "Your Majesty, let me lead my troops to attack once. I will definitely be able to take Jinzhou."

A whip of 'swish!' swung it, and a 'bang!' slapped Duoduo. Huang Tai looked very gloomy and said angrily: "Those who violate the order will be killed, withdraw!"

He has come, and with Duoduo's temperament, he will not give up until he attacks Jinzhou. But Huang Taiji can see clearly that attacking Jinzhou at this time is purely a suicide.

Because Hong Chengchou had already reacted, the Ming army began to return to defense. Not to mention that Jinzhou could not be captured in an instant, even if he had rushed to capture Jinzhou, Hong Chengchou's army would return to defense and surrounded him, and the one who was caught in the jar would be himself.

This is the battlefield, and the fighter planes are changing rapidly. If Huang Taiji takes Jinzhou first, he can use Jinzhou as a rocker to cut off Hong Chengchou's retreat, and then circle Hong Chengchou to fight.

But if Hong Chengchou reacted, he would return to defend Jinzhou. The fighter jet would be another scene, and it would be possible that the Ming army would surround Huang Taiji in Jinzhou and attack.

The turtle in the jar is suitable for Hong Chengchou, and it is also suitable for Huang Taiji. It is to see which side should take the initiative of the fighter first.

Now, Huang Taiji has lost the initiative to seize Jinzhou. Although Jinzhou is close, he still resolutely ordered the entire army to retreat.

Facts have proved that Huang Taiji's decision was wise. Otherwise, once he was bitten by Hong Chengchou who was back to defend, it would be difficult to get out.

The battlefield is equal to both sides. The point is the coach's ability to command on the spot. A true master will give full play to the art of the battlefield to the extreme. This is also the reason why some famous generals throughout the ages will win every battle.

If you don’t attack blindly, know yourself and your enemy, you will be invincible in a hundred battles. The victory of a battle is never one-sided, but a combination of multiple factors. The right time, place, and people are indispensable.

Some people may wonder why Huang Taiji did not use the method of surrounding the points and attacking the reinforcements at this time, waiting for Hong Chengchou's reinforcements. After all, surrounding the points and attacking the reinforcements is Huang Taiji's specialty.

When fighting against a supporting point, you must consider your own strength. The ever-changing tactics are in one's mind. It depends on the command ability of the coach. The difference between the famous general who is invincible and Zhao Kuo who talks about war on paper is clear at a glance.

Although the surround point attacks and aid are classic tactics, the use of them lies in one's heart. Whether it can be successful involves many factors, including the comparison of the forces of the two sides, the allocation of surround point and aggravation forces, the mastery of the opportunity, the experience and will of the main generals on the battlefield will affect the success or failure of the battle. There are also many factors for breaking the surround point attacking, mainly the determination of the city commander, the strength and maneuvering speed of the reinforcements, and the use of raid tactics.

If the reinforcements were too strong, it would be easy to be defeated by powerful reinforcements. The power of the Ming army in Liaodong increased greatly, and it was said that the emperor's national power was continuously transporting military wages and food to Liaodong. At this time, the Ming army in Liaodong was no longer the same as before.

In addition, Huangtaiji was rushing thousands of miles away, and when he arrived at the periphery of Jinzhou, he was already in short supply. There was no force to attack reinforcements. Although Hong Chengchou's reinforcements were also rushed, the main force of the Ming cavalry returned to defend.

Huang Taiji rushed from the Qing Dynasty base camp, and Yizhou was not far from Jinzhou. After Hong Chengchou's Ming army arrived, his morale was in full swing.

Huangtai didn't want to touch this bad head. The Qing army could not afford to be injured at the moment. If you keep the green mountains and don't worry about the burning fire, you can save your strength and fight the Ming army again in the future.

Huangtai was extremely strict with the military orders, and the Qing soldiers dared to obey. At this moment, they turned their horses and withdrew from the outer defense line of Jinzhou.

The Qing army retreated on the western front, while Hong Chengchou's reinforcements came from the eastern front. At the same time, Zhu Cixuan from the southern front also came from Songshan.

Jinzhou suddenly became the center of the entire Liaodong situation.

Huangtai was very careful and when he retreated, he ordered Prince Zheng Jirgalang and Dorobel Doddor to take the lead. Prince Wuying Ajige and Prince Rui Dorgon followed him, and Prince Ying Adali behind the palace.

But Duoduo tried his best to ask the palace back, but Huang Taiji ordered him to assist Adali and cover the retreat of the Eight Banners army.

Huang Taiji and the Eight Banners cavalry retreated for eighty miles in one breath. When they were trapped in the crowd, they felt that they were finally safe for the time being.

Jinzhou, the Hu Ben Army finally arrived. Someone shouted excitedly: "Look at your highness!"

Zhu Cilang raised his head and couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief. On the Jinzhou city wall, the Ming army flag fluttered in the wind, which proved that Jinzhou was still in the hands of the Ming army.

At the same time, the Ming army on the Jinzhou city wall immediately cheered excitedly when they saw the Hu Ben army outside the city.

When Huangtaiji arrived at the periphery, the police post in the North City of Jinzhou almost frightened when they found that the Qing soldiers were invading in large numbers. The first thought in their minds was: It's over, I'm dead. Should I resist stubbornly or surrender?

Immediately afterwards, they saw the Qing soldiers suddenly retreating, and they were a little puzzled. When Zhu Cilang first arrived in the southern city, the Jinzhou defenders on the city wall immediately cheered and jumped. Finally, reinforcements came.

From afar, Zhu Cilang saw that the guardian on the city wall was Peng Chengzhi, a general under Hong Chengchou. Immediately afterwards, the southern city gate opened wide to welcome Zhu Cilang's Hu Ben Army into the city for defense.

A stone that had been pressing on his heart for a long time finally fell to the ground. Zhu Cilang lightly rode his lightly and walked in front with a few guards beside him.

Suddenly, Zhan Yunpeng and Linghu Yunlong rode their horses and rushed to Zhu Cilang to stop the way.

"Your Highness, you cannot enter the city." The two of them spoke in unison.

Zhu Ciyang was shocked: "Why?"
Chapter completed!