The Ming army's firearms were undoubtedly one of their major advantages.

Zheng Chenggong insisted on using firearms from the beginning and even equipped the Iron Man Army with a gun.

Later, the Emperor's personal army, the Hu Ben Army, used firearms repeatedly in various battles against the Qing army, and gained considerable advantages.

This made Zheng Chenggong covet the emperor's new firearm.

He licked his old face and took the initiative to beg the emperor, but he actually asked him for a batch of new firearms.

Zheng Chenggong was naturally overjoyed. He ordered people to try it out and found that not only the new fire rate and hit rate of the new musket were much higher than that of ordinary muskets.

Moreover, this new type of musket is not affected by the weather.

It can be used perfectly even when it is cloudy and rainy.

What surprised Zheng Chenggong the most was that the small cannon given to him by His Majesty the Emperor could be used very flexibly in field battles, and was not as bulky as the cannon made by the Folang Jiman.

As for the earth grenades mentioned by His Majesty the Emperor is very useful. Just throw them into the crowd and they can blow them up.

During this ambush, Zheng Chenggong also used a large number of these new firearms.

These new firearms are the only ones to expand their advantages.

The actual combat effect was even more good. For a moment, the Qing soldiers were blown up by the bombing and cried and called for their parents.

However, Zheng Chenggong did not rush to order the cavalry assault.

In his opinion, this is the last step. We must attack after the Qing army's morale has completely collapsed. This will maximize the effect.

Cannons, muskets, and earth grenades took turns to fight. The Qing army had only the power to parry and had no ability to fight back.

Zheng Chenggong was also very calm. The more he was like this, the more he had to be able to withstand and never be impulsive.

It was time for the Ming cavalry to charge forward until the Qing army was completely destroyed and the power to fight back was completely gone.

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"The general should withdraw. If you continue like this, your morale will be completely collapsed."

Seeing that Suksaha was already red in his eyes, the personal soldiers hurriedly persuaded him.

Suksaha shook his head and said, "Don't talk nonsense. I have decided to fight to the death with the Ming thief. I will quickly pass the order."

The reason why Suksaha is so determined is because he can't swallow this breath.

This is not a simple battle, but a question of proving his ability to Suksaha.

After all, after coming to Shandong, Suksaha only suppressed some rebellions and did not fight with the Ming army.

If the first battle with Zheng Chenggong was a crushing defeat, what would the court think and what would the Empress Dowager think?

By then his position in the mind of the master will inevitably be greatly reduced.

Suksaha knew very well that everything he received now was given by the master.

The master can give him these, and naturally he can take them back.

If Suksaha wants to maintain all this, he must do his best to reflect his value.

In this battle, the Ming army seized a first move, and the Qing army suffered thousands of casualties.

This number seems to be a lot, but it doesn't hurt the bones.

Because the Eight Banners elites are still there, his direct line of the Biao Camp is still there.

As long as there is no major problem with this part of the army, the combat effectiveness of the Qing army will not decline much.

In other words, Suksaha can accept great losses in war, but cannot accept failure.

Even if he wins miserably, he hopes that the winning side belongs to the Qing army.

Only in this way can he give the court an explanation, so that the Empress Dowager's always trust in him will not be in vain.

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Compared to the panic at the beginning, they gradually had a backbone.

Because the handsome flag is there, they just need to get closer to it.

However, the psychological shadow left by the Ming army's firearms on them was too great. I am afraid that they would not dare to charge again for a while and could only take a defensive move.

Suksaha of course expected this, so he did not go too far to force the soldiers.

As long as the Qing army could regroup, the capital would be for a war.

There is no need for him to force himself to get out of Taiwan at this time.

The sound of artillery from the Ming army gradually weakened, and Suksaha also breathed a sigh of relief.

To be honest, if he continues like this, he doesn't know if the morale of the army will collapse.

As long as the Ming army no longer cheated on using firearms, it would naturally reach the advantage stage of the Qing army.

Suksaha took a deep breath and prepared to start the cavalry charge.

But who knew that at this moment, countless cavalry rushed out from the weak side of the valley!

Ming cavalry!

Suksaha never expected this situation anyway. It turned out that the Ming army not only had first-hand, but also had second-hand.

Suksaha was like a fool, silly hitting her upwards.

Suksaha is so angry!

He was calculated by Zheng Chenggong every step, and he was in a hurry to face the challenge every time. The feeling of being dragged away was very unpleasant.

But what can he do? Now he can only respond hastily.

But Suksaha knew very well that the Ming army had rushed forward and had a very obvious advantage. The Qing cavalry was like being cut off to the horse's legs, and the speed and impact force were restricted to a certain extent.

Now I can only take one step at a time

He Shouyi's troops were among the Ming army responsible for attacking from the weak side.

He pretended so miserable at first, but now he should be showing off his power.

He Shouyi vowed to let Suksaha return all the money he earned.

Logically speaking, cavalry charge was not the strength of the Ming army, especially the strength of Zheng Chenggong's troops.

But He Shouyi is good at learning.

He not only learned from Li Dingguo, but also from the Thirteen Kuidong families.

The three walls that Li Laiheng is good at are actually the essence of cavalry charges.

All the cavalry were gathered together and had great penetration. Even heavy infantry could not do anything to him.

For the cavalry opponents, the three walls that charge are even more unsurpassable.

He Shouyi has been ordering the soldiers to train hard, and now it is finally time to test the results.

"charge!"

With He Shouyi's order, the Ming cavalry immediately drove away the cavalry.

They were getting closer and closer to the Qing army, but the soldiers showed no fear.

On the contrary, they are very sure that they will be the ultimate winner.

One hundred steps, fifty steps, thirty steps.

On the one hand, there are army that has already charged, and on the other hand, there are cavalry that have been tripped.

The speed of both sides is not on the same order of magnitude at all.

The Ming cavalry entered the Qing army's formation one after another, as if they were entering a land of no one.

They were like chopping melons and vegetables, and the Qing soldiers fell down one by one, and some were even chopped over with their men and horses.

There were no owner-running horses everywhere, neighing and sniffing.

The Qing soldiers did not expect that the impact of the Ming cavalry was so strong. For a moment, the formation was instinctively rushed towards the Central Army formation.

Seeing this, Suksaha was shocked.

Following this momentum, rolling the bead curtain is an inevitable ending.
Chapter completed!