Seeing the soldiers coming and going downstairs being chopped to the ground by Jin soldiers, Tang Feng felt very uncomfortable, but he also knew that this was not the time to be sad, and he could not kill them desperately because of his momentary intent, otherwise these soldiers who died in battle would die in vain. What he had to do now is to wait quietly for the opportunity to appear here and then break north, so that he could be worthy of the soldiers who died because of him.

Half an hour later, the opportunity finally appeared. As the Ming army rushed south without reservation, it finally attracted the attention of all the Jin army. Although it was at night, Huang Taiji could still see that the Ming army used all its troops to break south, and there was no more important figures to play the trick of the east and west. So he transferred all tens of thousands of people left on the other side to the Ming army that broke through the south, leaving only three thousand people in the north where he was to ensure his safety. This time he must annihilate the Ming army that caught up to avenge the Khan's injury and Ning Yuan's defeat.

"Sir, let's rush!" Seeing the Jin army constantly killing south, and there were even fewer people arranged below, Lu An said. Tang Feng looked at the sky and found that the sky was completely dark at this time, and there was no moon in the sky. It was the best opportunity to break through, so he nodded and said, "Okay, everyone will go on the horse and break through now. Tiger cavalry is leading the way, but if there is a Jin army blocking it, they will use muskets to kill the enemy. Everyone else will lift the bow and arrow. We must ensure that we can break out of the Jin army's siege in one go!"

After the soldiers agreed, they all jumped on their horses and picked up their weapons. After Tang Feng waved his hand, he drove the horse down the high ground and ran straight to the high ground to the north.

At this time, more than 3,000 Jin soldiers who were protecting Huang Taiji in the north felt very uncomfortable. Others were killing the enemy and making contributions, but they had to stand here to watch. Although they knew that protecting Beile was also important, they also made them very uncomfortable who were fond of war. Just as they were standing by the horse and doing nothing, suddenly there was an urgent sound of horse hooves from the high ground not far away, and the sound was coming to him.

Huang Taiji frowned and guessed that the Ming army was the one he had been guarding against or was attacking the east and west. He immediately ordered all the people to attack. With just this delay, the three hundred cavalry had already reached a place that was only fifty feet away from the Jin soldiers. Unexpectedly, the Ming army was so fast that it made the Jin army a little lost. Taking this opportunity, the hundred tiger cavalry who were leading the way had already shot the Jin army with their muskets.

Immediately, there was a "bang" sound in front of the Jin army. However, because it was dark, the musket, which was originally extremely lethal, could not cause too much damage to the Jin army. Only the ten people in the front were beaten into hornet's nests. Seeing this, the Jin army not only did not panic because of surprise, but instead woke up. In order to stop the Ming army from continuing to rush forward, the Jin army fired arrows at once without waiting for orders.

These three hundred cavalrymen were all the most skilled in the Ming army, otherwise Wang Kai and the others would not let them protect Tang Feng from breaking through. So when they saw the Jin army's arrows coming towards them, they were not panicked, and they used the steel knives in their hands to push the arrows away. Although some people accidentally caught the arrows, the Jin army's arrows did not play much role in the darkness, which made the Tiger Cavalry, whose riding skills were not below them, approached them even closer to them after flashing through the arrows. At the same time, the three-eyed muskets in the Tiger Cavalry fired again, and another gunfire sounded. At this time, because the distance between the two sides was already very close, the damage caused by the row of guns this time was much greater than before. Dozens of Jin soldiers who wanted to rush forward to block were beaten to the point of blood and blood.

This situation was greatly beyond the expectations of the Jin army. At this time, the Ming army that was in front of them had already rushed over the most serious damage to the bow and arrow, so they had to abandon the bow and arrow and draw the sword to meet them. Although they were frightened that the Ming army could fire a second shot in such a short time, in order to protect Beile from attack and to prevent the Ming army from breaking through, they still bit the bullet and killed it. At the same time, thousands of people from the Jin army protected Huang Taiji to avoid it. They knew that these Ming troops would escape Shangke's pursuit, but if the four Beile had any mistakes, it would be a big problem.

As soon as the two sides confronted each other, the Ming army was ready for it. In addition, the muskets were amazing, and they immediately gained the upper hand. In addition, they were not in love with the battle, so they quickly broke through a gap. Huang Taiji flashed on the side, and he was shocked. He did not expect that the impact of this small Ming cavalry would be no less than that of the best cavalry in the Jin army, which made him judge that this team was definitely not ordinary. So once he arrived at the safety site, he immediately ordered everyone to pursue the cavalry that had broken through the encirclement of the Ming army. At the same time, he ordered people to shoot out the Ming army, so that the Jin army guarding Jinzhou City further north would also send troops to encircle and suppress. He did not want the Ming army to escape under his siege.

After the order was achieved, the Jin army quickly regained their strength and cavalry advantages were revealed. Immediately, some people kept slapping sharp arrows behind the Ming army, and some people also accelerated their horse speed and chased them backwards.

The Ming army did not dare to fight with the Jin army at this time, so it would be difficult for them to leave, so they could only keep rushing forward. As for the sharp arrows they shot, they could only rely on listening to the wind to dodge. This showed the difference between the top and bottom of these three hundred cavalry. The tiger cavalry did not even reduce the speed of the horse, and could easily dodge the sharp arrows that kept shooting, while some other cavalry did not have such good skills. After more than twenty people fell off their horses because of avoiding the arrows, the cavalry slowed down their speed. This gave the Jin army, who was chasing behind, and they quickly caught up with these people and quickly killed the more than thirty people who fell behind with huge advantages in military strength.
Chapter completed!