However, the distance is too far, these bows and arrows and grenades are almost invisible in front of the fully armed Jianlu.

Most of the arrows fell in front of the military formation. As for the lead bullets, I didn’t know where they flew. Only a few arrows occasionally shot Jianlu. However, the Jianlu in the front row were all wearing armor, and the pitiful few arrows were either hung on the armor or rebounded to the ground.

When Babuhai saw this, he felt very contemptuous. The Ming army was still afraid of death as usual and started shooting arrows before it reached the effective range. He estimated that there were nearly 2,000 Ming troops attacking the opposite side. He turned around again and looked at the movements on the surrounding mountains, but did not find any ambush again. It was almost the same, and the Ming army and the Koreans showed up.

The grain protection team died at the hands of these people before? Babuhai was a bit unimaginable. Although they had a lot of people, they were all mobs! It seems that the combat power of other tribes in the Great Jin army is still not strong enough. If you want to talk about combat power, it depends on the Jurchen army!

He was thinking so that the mixed army of the Ming army and the Koreans had approached a lot and began to enter the effective range. So, the Jianlu archers started attacking again.

Just like before, after several rounds of arrow rain, both the Koreans and the Ming army were panicked. They turned around and ran away, which immediately triggered a chain reaction, and the others also ran away.

"Look at where you escape!" Babuhai sneered and immediately ordered the cavalry to pursue and the infantry followed.

The more than 100 cavalrymen in the grain protection team immediately drove the war horses and surrounded them from both sides to drive them away. The four hundred infantrymen lined up to advance, forming a "concave" battle formation.

The Ming and Koreans who escaped slowly were caught by the cavalry. They swung their knights, either the heads were flying or a long hole behind them, blood splattered and fell to the ground. Some Ming and Koreans who escaped slowly saw that they could not escape, so they knelt down and surrendered. The cavalry ignored them and continued to chase them forward, but after the infantry followed, they showed no mercy and were all killed by them.

Fortunately, there is only one section of the terrain on this side of the official road, with trees and some are not conducive to riding war horses. Most of the Ming army and the Koreans scattered into the mountains like birds and beasts, fleeing to the mountains frantically. After the cavalry chased to the foot of the mountain, it would not be easy to chase, otherwise the Ming army and the Koreans would be killed or injured.

Seeing that victory was in sight and winning so easily, Babuhai couldn't help but mock Amin in his heart for being scared and wanted to persevere until the reinforcements arrived. Haha, do you need it?

He did not order to withdraw his troops, but wanted to wipe out these bold Ming and Koreans. Let's see who would dare to come and fight Dajin again next time. This is the end!

After the infantry arrived at the foot of the mountain, they continued to chase and climb up the mountain. Inevitably, the original formation could not be kept tighter and slowly spread out. Seeing that the enemies in front were just scattered like rabbits, they would be unable to catch up if they kept the formation chasing. And even if they caught up, how many could they catch up? So the leader of the Jianlu team ordered and began to chase the top of the mountain in dispersed manner.

When Babuhai, who was on the side of the official road at the foot of the mountain, had no interest in looking at the battle situation anymore. In this case, the battle situation was generally decided. He glanced at the battle situation on both sides of the official road and turned a blind eye to the dead Ming and Koreans. He only frowned when he saw the broken grain trucks.

So, when the cavalry turned back, he ordered the cavalry to attack and arrest the Koreans and Ming troops along the foothills on both sides of the official road, preparing to let the prisoners of war carry the scattered food on the ground. As for the other Jianlu, they were still vigilant, but they had sat down to rest on the spot, and some people were also dealing with the dead and injured accomplices.

Because there were trees blocking it, the battle situation on the opposite mountain was not clear. But Babuhai didn't worry. He was just thinking whether to send a messenger to inform him now or notify him after the battle was completed.

In the end, Babuhai decided to wait until the war ended, and then notify it after the results were counted. It was just these mobs. If Amin knew about it, he would think he was timid and wanted to rescue him!

After waiting for a long time, he suddenly felt a little strange. Why was the noise on the opposite mountain still so loud? The panic sounds made by the Ming army and the Koreans escaped were not depressed. Is it because I was spinning around the mountain without running away or what?

No matter how strange it was, he never thought that there would be any problems with his subordinates. After all, this kind of escape had already been formed, and even if Zhuge Liang was alive, he could not save him.

Suddenly, a man finally emerged from the opposite mountain and ran back in panic. Babuhai looked closely and saw one of his subordinates, and was immediately surprised. Before he could react, he continued to emerge one, two, three... without exception, all of these Jianlu fled back in panic.

"Not good, there is an ambush! There is an ambush..." Jianlu, who fled to the foot of the mountain, ran while shouting for warning.

At this moment, arrows flew out of the mountains and forests, accurately shot the backs of the escaped Jianlu, and fell to the ground with a "plop".

In this case, there was no need for Babuhai to give orders. All Jianlu who were resting on the spot stood up and were ready again. But they couldn't figure out why there were ambushes? Didn't the Koreans and the Ming army come out?

In the mountains and forests, Lu Xiangsheng looked serious and said to Wei Mulan beside him: "You can stay here to watch the battle. Next is a tough battle. I must take the battle in person!"

"Sir, be careful!" Wei Mulan looked at Lu Xiangsheng wearing heavy armor and reminded him worriedly.

"It's okay, it's Jianlu for less than 600 years. As long as it can penetrate the Jianlu battle formation and fight less, it will win a complete victory." Lu Xiangsheng smiled at this time, comforted Wei Mulan, and then walked away with big strides.

Lu Da next to him immediately followed closely, and the soldiers of the governor Biao camp followed, no one hesitated or feared. After experiencing such a thrilling situation in the Battle of Changli, how could he be afraid of the current situation?

Wei Mulan was still a little worried that these Jianli were much harder to fight than the previous group. After thinking about it, she entered the chat group and chatted with Emperor Chongzhen privately and said: "The ambush began, and the Koreans attacked, and there were heavy casualties. The Ming army he pretended to be to fight, and many were killed or injured, but most of the 400 Jianli were tempted to be wiped out. Lord Zhongcheng personally led the army and went to the foot of the mountain to attack the remaining Jianli..."

When Emperor Chongzhen heard this, he immediately put down what he had in his hands, thought carefully for a while, and then immediately replied to Wei Mulan: "Lu Xiangsheng personally takes action, which means he has lost the overall command. You should keep an eye on the battle situation and pay special attention to the time. Remember not to delay it for too long to prevent the reinforcements of Jianlu from coming. You should also pay attention to both sides of the official road, just that it is not safe to let the Koreans block the official road..."
Chapter completed!