"Your Majesty, these Tartars don't fight, attack, and retreat, and want to negotiate peace?"

The brigade commander Huang Jingyi reported to Zhu Youxiao with a strange look on his face.

The enemy sent a special envoy and wanted to negotiate peace, of course he had to report to His Majesty the Emperor.

Although this guard brigade with all firearms is fully controlled by him.

He is as cunning as a fox, how could he not know that His Majesty is the real person to make the decision.

Even if you have any ideas and decisions, if it is not very critical, you will ask Your Majesty for instructions first. There is always nothing wrong with this.

"I thought about peace talks too beautifully."

Zhu Youxiao smiled casually and waved his hand indifferently, "Let them stay wherever they cool!"

"If you don't want to fight, you'll surrender. Our Royal Guards will treat the prisoners with preferential treatment."

Zhu Youxiao said calmly, "At most, he will kill those evil prisoners, and no one else needs to die. They are also very strong, so it is just right to go to those mines to mine."

What a joke!

If I hadn't wanted to turn this Guards' Arms Brigade into an iron-killed super brigade, I would have collapsed the Tartar general with one shot!

Still thinking that I would withdraw?

This is probably the banner owner Yue Tuo, who has a red flag, wants to retain his strength.

However, now the other party has elite cavalry with 10,000 people per man and three horses. It is not good to shoot themselves and destroy the Tartar leaders.

The Tartar soldiers of this era are different from other enemies they encountered before, and are brave soldiers who can fight to the last person and will not surrender.

Of course, it just refers to normal battle situations.

If the Tartars were surrounded by no means a way out, some Tartar soldiers with less firm will choose to surrender.

After all, no matter how cruel the enemy is, he will be afraid of death, especially when he calms down and no longer has a fever.

Therefore, even if Zhu Youxiao shot Yue Tuo now, it would not be worth the effort and would completely anger the Tartars.

When they launched a desperate charge, this guard brigade would inevitably cause no casualties.

This is for sure.

Don't use the local guns and cannons owned by the Guards now. Even in the late 19th century, when the cavalry launched a group charge without machine guns and real rear-mounted rapid-fire cannons, it was still a big problem that was extremely troublesome for the cavalry to launch a group charge.

In history, the most famous Cossack cavalry, even when machine guns were not yet promoted in the early 20th century, were still one of the most powerful killer weapons of the Tsarist Russian Empire.

Since it is thankless, it is better to let Huang Jingyi command it and fight the enemy in a normal way of fighting.

He was very confident in the Royal Guards he had built.

At least, this brigade of 10,000 people is not something that can be defeated by these 10,000 people cavalry in front of you.

After receiving the reward from the scouts, Huang Jingyi worked hard to command the logistics brigade of the Firearms Brigade, and hurriedly spent a lot of effort and thought to build this line of defense specifically suitable for the offense and defense of the Firearms troops before the Tartar Cavalry Brigade arrived.

Subsequently, the soldiers of the Firearms Brigade were waiting for the arrival of the Tatar cavalry army.

Now that the enemy army finally appeared in front of them, Huang Jingyi and the firearm brigade generals under his command were both nervous and excited.

Afraid?

No cherry blossoms

Because a few months ago, the 30,000 soldiers of the Seven Killing Legion of the Guards had fought with the two white flag troops of the Tartars from the Niangniang Palace to Haizhou City, and at that time they had already tested the combat effectiveness of Jiannu.

Every battle that the Royal Guards experienced would be recorded in detail by various staff clerks afterwards.

Then, they sorted out these valuable experiences into battle examples.

And summarize the impressions of the participants, as well as the gains and losses of the battle, they will be sent to the generals and school-level officers of each Guard for reference and study.

Although Huang Jingyi had not joined the Royal Guards and had never met the Tartars at that time, he also learned about the actual combat power and fighting methods of the Tartars through the battle examples left at that time.

Although the Later Jin Tartar army was quite fierce in the eyes of the old Ming officers and soldiers more than half a year ago, they were still vulnerable when facing the Royal Guards.

This is not a bragging, but a great reputation for Li Dingguo, the commander of the 30,000 guard soldiers at that time, led the Royal Guard Boy Scouts.

After all, in terms of weapons and equipment, the weapons and equipment that the Royal Guards now have are at least several decades or even hundreds of years older than the Later Jin Tartars.

The Royal Guard Boy Scouts already have the most powerful firepower output capability in this era.

In addition, the strict organizational discipline of the Royal Guards is incomparable to the various Ming dynasties more than half a year ago.

Even the Tartars, with the same strict organizational structure, were far from reaching the Royal Guards, which was very close to the organizational discipline of modern armies in later generations.

So although the Later Jin Tartars were so rampant over the years, the new soldiers of the Royal Guards were really not afraid of them.

After so long training and exercises, bandit suppression and actual combat, the generals and officers of the Royal Guards were mostly held by the initial group of 30,000 soldiers.

Almost all of these generals and school officers have been through dozens of battles and have long been iron-blooded warriors with cold hearts and firm will.

Don’t look at the domestic rumors of the Ming Empire before, how powerful the Tartars were.

However, the baby soldiers of the Seven Killing Legion had already erected one in their own minds. Their Royal Guards had an unparalleled belief in the world, and everyone was not afraid of any soldiers and horses in this era.

Yue Tuo was ungrateful and sent someone to come and ask the soldiers of the Guards to retreat automatically so that the two sides could be at peace.

Otherwise, Yue Tuo claimed that he would take his elite cavalry to level the positions built by the guards, kill everyone, or capture the Tartars' territory as a coat slave!

The brigade commander Huang Jingyi could sneer at Yue Tuo's threat and not take it to heart at all.

Immediately, a big-eared slaughter, beat the so-called negotiation slave who came over to the ground and fell on the ground.

He went up and stepped on the face of the coat slave leader, turned it around hard, and cursed:

"Go back and tell your master that it's okay to let me withdraw my troops. Let him leave all the war horses for me. I'm happy and may let you go!"

"But if you want to come here for no reason, let me spare your life, let your master urinate, look at his own bad face and see if he deserves it!"

"Get out! I'll kill you, and I feel that my hands will be dirty. You are a Han man after all, and you shamelessly go to be a slave to the Tartars and serve as a dog!"

"If your master is dissatisfied, let him come over. I will let you see the power of our Royal Guards! Let him be convinced!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Huang Jingyi kicked the guy up and got out of nowhere, almost kicking the traitor slave to death on the spot.

This traitor, the servant who was wearing clothes, finally struggled to get up and limped back to the formation to report the news to the banner master, the prince, Yue Yue.

The war horse he rode over was also accepted by Huang Jingyi on the spot. The guy could only stagger back with his legs.

When Yue Tuo saw that the Baoyi man he sent was beaten to death by the other party, half of his face was broken, red and swollen.

Then after hearing his crying, he was immediately furious.

Immediately, the entire army was ready to attack and flattened the new Ming Dynasty army, which seemed to be going to chariot with a mantis arm.

He had sent a large number of scouts to check around and confirmed that the other party did not have ambush or reinforcements, so he felt relieved and prepared to start a war.

The war between the two sides began after lunch.

Yue Tuo first sent two thousand cavalry to rush towards the opponent's army formation, and tentatively attacked the Guards' defense line first.

However, these two thousand elite cavalry had just rushed to the front of the Royal Guards' defense line less than two hundred steps. With Huang Jingyi's order, the soldiers lined up three standard formations to shoot fiercely at the Tartar cavalry.

Originally, these warriors with red flags believed that this group of young children who looked like last year were just Err.

At such a distance, the new Ming army began to set fire guns, causing very little damage to their own side, and even failed to hit them.

In previous wars more than half a year ago, they had seen the muskets used by officers and soldiers of the Ming Dynasty. They were useless and could explode.

Moreover, those muskets need to be ignited with a fuse, and only one shot can be fired at a time.

They never thought that the other party's new musket was a mature rifled rifled gun, which could fire two shots in a row, and the loading speed was fast, so it would not easily explode the chamber.

Even the range is not as good as the firearms used by the imperial officers and soldiers more than half a year ago.

So, the Tartar cavalry continued to roar, constantly urging their horses to rush forward, and continued to accelerate towards the Royal Guards' front!

But then, they realized that things were not as simple as they thought:

As soon as the opponent's double-barrel musket fired, the soldiers and generals in the front row of the Tartar cavalry were immediately overturned!

As a result, in the blink of an eye, the cavalry battle formations that were charging began to become chaotic.

But the Tartars were one of the most powerful troops of this era. In the past, when they fought with the Ming court, they fought smoothly and rarely encountered opponents.

Although he was suddenly shot by muskets, such a violent blow did not collapse immediately.

The subsequent cavalry actually crossed the front and was overturned to the ground. The messy soldiers continued to charge towards the front of the Royal Guards' Arms Brigade.

But this distance of only two hundred steps was really a distance that made them feel extremely annoying for these Tartar cavalry.
Chapter completed!