The Third Battalion only equipped dozens of such rifled guns not long ago. Li Ran selected the fifty people with the best shooting skills and sent them to the gun to form a sharp shooting company.

Under the snipers of these sharpshooters, the hundreds of Qing soldiers rushed for a distance, lost nearly half of their troops, and then ran back to the formation in shame.

"It's really hard to deal with!" Duoduo had completely put down his contempt in his heart, so he asked the army to retreat to three miles to camp. He was unwilling to eat this hard bone alone and tie up all the white flags. What else would he be Prince Yu in the future?

According to Duoduo's meaning, if you want to chew this hard bone, everyone will chew it together, so that it is fair. After he retreated three miles away, he immediately asked Shengjing (Shenyang) for help.

As soon as Duoduo retreated, Li Ran immediately ordered the soldiers to clean the battlefield and continue to dig deep into the fortifications.

The bodies of the Qing soldiers were collected, they stripped off their armor, looked at their heads, and then threw them directly into the sea to feed the fish. The engineers began to repair the damaged fortifications.

The rest of the soldiers began to continue to build fortifications. Li Ran decided to dig out five trenches behind the barbed wire mesh, each five meters wide, and they could lay wooden boards through the trenches.

In addition, five short walls must be built at the back to serve as buffer.

"Sir, this time, a total of 1,056 true captives were captured, and no one in our army was injured or killed." Soon the results were counted, and Li Ran nodded with satisfaction.

...In the afternoon of that day, Dai Shan led the Zhenghong Banner to arrive. Dai Shan learned that Duoduo's attack was not going well, so he inspected from afar. Seeing that Li Ran's third battalion was tight, he was unwilling to bite this hard bone.

Dai Shan and Duoduo discussed it and decided to ask Haoge for help. Haoge was in Shenyang, and the Eight Mongolian Banners and four Han Banners were stationed outside Shenyang City.

These are excellent cannon fodder, and you can find them again if you die, but their Manchu children are not so easy to replenish.

Haoge received a request for help from the two in Shengjing, and with the information from Shuotou, he was shocked and hurriedly led 60,000 Mongolian Eight Banners soldiers, plus 30,000 Han Army Eight Banners soldiers to Zhenjiang.
Chapter completed!