In view of this, Chen Zheng immediately adjusted the offensive route and decided to divide the Ludeyin chariot into two groups. One attacked according to the original plan, and the other turned directly to attack northward. The purpose was to distract the Mongolian troops and reduce the resistance of Hu Ming's assault.

Lu Deyin, who received Chen Zheng's order, felt quite embarrassed at this time. On the one hand, his chariot troops had already fully taken over the enemy. The Ghost Sword Team behind the chariot fought with the Mongolian cavalry rushing into the back of the chariot, and could not leave immediately in a short time. On the other hand, the chariots were on the fierce battlefield, and it was quite difficult to adjust the offensive front line.

As a last resort, Lu Deyin could only order the left wing of the chariot battalion, seventy chariots serving as reserve teams, and adjust their direction and head north from the left wing of the troops.

While mobilizing Lu Deyin's troops, Chen Zheng also ordered Lu Xiangsheng to follow Hu Ming's troops as much as possible in case Hu Ming opened the gap and followed in and out.

Chen Zheng knew that as the commander Zhang Ping'an had made accurate judgments on the changing situation on the battlefield, but his orders were also problematic. That is, Li Chen's troops followed up with the gap opened by Hu Ming's troops, which was far less time-efficient than Lu Xiangsheng's right-wing troops.

Therefore, Chen Zheng, who was commanding the offensive army, decided to change the orders of General Zhang. While giving orders to Lu Xiangsheng, he ordered him to support Hu Ben Camp in the middle.

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Zhang Ping'an, who was commanding in Xiaobai Mountain, also launched an attack on the enemy in front of him according to the changes in the battlefield situation. He ordered Huang Zhi to lead the troops out of the protection of the horse-resisting obstacles, form an offensive formation, and attack the Mongolian army that was still in a chaotic state.

After receiving the order, Huang Zhi quickly formed an attack formation dominated by musket soldiers. He ordered musket soldiers to arrange them into three thin rows of lines to form more than a hundred small formations. The spearmen who covered musket soldiers were used as guards and cavalry to form a column, mixed with musket soldiers.

Seeing Huang Zhi's troops marching in the whistle of the general whistle in various units, Zhang Ping'an's face turned red. The chaotic whistle disrupted the pace of unity of the musket soldiers, making the entire neat queue appear uneven. The culprit of this chaos was not someone else, but he, the commander of the slave army.

Staff Officer Zhang Han once advised him more than once, using war drums to unify the steps during the march, and he denied it on the grounds that the war was about to begin. Now, he can only wait for correction after the war.

The commander of the Xiaobaishan artillery team, Yang Meimei, was shocked when she saw Yang Wei's artillery team performing well. After receiving the order from Mr. Zhang to support Huang Zhi's attacking team, he immediately divided the artillery team into two parts. The order he gave to the crossbow at the front of the position was to continue shooting.

The crossbows of other positions were pulled by pack horses, left their inherent positions, and were close to the rear of the attacking troops. As soon as the fast moving artillery team entered a position less than 30 feet behind the attacking troops, Yang Meimei ordered the artillery team to form a crossbows position.

When the crossbow gunner used the winch to spread the strings of the crossbow gun and loaded them up, Sister Yang immediately ordered the crossbow guns on the original position to evacuate the position, follow up with Huang Zhi's attacking troops, and enter the next crossbow gun position. This provided continuous and effective fire support for Huang Zhi's fire gun troops.

Seeing the Ponu Army approaching, the chaotic Mongolian troops on the front of Baishan launched a Jedi counterattack. Under the leadership of the officers, they rushed out of the formation and whipped the horses to attack the Ponu Army. Unfortunately, these Mongolian warriors charged to the death without receiving the strong support of their Wanhu Commander.

Therefore, these spontaneous charges were only scattered troops led by middle and low-level officers. They could not fundamentally pose a substantial threat to the Pou Nu Army. As soon as this wave of cavalry entered the range of the Pou Nu Army's musket, they were focused on the Pou Nu Army's muskets. With Huang Zhi's order, after the crackling sound of the muskets, the Mongolian cavalry fell to the ground one after another.

The Ponu Army's position was white smoke rolling, and the three-section attack effect of the Ponu Army's musket was obvious. The Mongolian cavalry stagnated sixty feet in front of the musket position. Here a death zone was formed that they could not cross. The Mongolian Wanhu Iron Fungus, who was gradually awakening in the chaotic military formation, was about to launch a full-line attack.

His formation was attacked by Yang Meimei's team. The Ponu Army's crossbow cannon was five kilograms*, and the shooting distance could reach three miles when the wind was in the wind. Although the Ponu Army was at the lower vent, there was no strong wind, so the crossbow cannon cannon shells fly two and a half miles away.

The dog was jumping over the wall and whipped the cavalry beside him with a horse whip and ordered the attack. He suddenly felt that he was much taller. He could even see Lin Danhan's golden armor two miles away. His master Lin Danhan was surrounded by a group of scramblers. He also saw that he had just waved the horse whip's right hand and was flying forward with blood mist. It seemed that his thigh was also chasing the arms that were leaving his body.

As the pleasure of iron fungus disappeared, huge pain and darkness came towards him. As the blown iron fungus fell to the ground, the Mongolian army vanished in chaos like a tsunami.

After the artillery team withdrew, Zhang Ping'an, the commander of the Pokémon Army, left the armor on the chair and came to the mount. He turned over the horse and used his whip to issue an order to attack the entire line.

In Huang Wei's army north of Baishan, he immediately attacked to protect the right wing of his brother Huang Zhi's army. Zhang Tong's army, which had been behind Baishan, always surrounded Zhang Ping'an in the center of his army. He would rather not make any contribution than to ensure that Zhang Ping'an's safety is not a problem.

Hu Ming's cavalry, with the strong support of Yang Wei's artillery, finally opened up the Mongolian army's military formation. It formed a battle gap for the entire right-wing attack group.

The more than 100 feet of space opened by Yang Wei's artillery team, blood flowed into rivers of corpses and flesh everywhere. This battle gap not only allowed Hu Ming's charge cavalry to penetrate directly behind the enemy formation, but also allowed the troops that followed to follow a quick assault path.

Yu Guangcai's troops, who followed Hu Ming's troops, attacked the northeastern side with the largest number of enemies as soon as they entered the back of the Mongolian coalition. Yu Guangcai's troops dismounted and formed a small team of 6000 people under the cover of 7,000 spear cavalry, and launched a cabbage-skinned operation to peel cabbage against the Mongolian military formation.

At just fifty feet, the shooting of the musket can be said to be a perfect shot. Every time the musketman smokes up, the sound of the muskets like fried beans, the Mongolian cavalry was stripped off like cabbage. Lu Xiang Shengtian Xiong Camp, who followed Guangcai's troops, followed suit and formed a Changsanli musket formation at the gap in the Mongolian coalition battle.

Lu Xiangsheng ordered Wu Tianxing, who was following him, to protect the back of the musket position, and at the same time attacked the southwest of the battle gap. He attacked the 60,000 troops of the Mongolian coalition. As soon as Lu Xiangsheng was deployed, Hu Ming found him again and discussed the next attack direction with Lu Xiangsheng.

"Chief Lu, we have to work harder. We have to take out Lin Danhan's old nest, so that the pressure on the handsome man will be much less!"

"Master Hu, you can't hurry this matter! Let's talk about it when the follow-up troops come up!" At this time, Lu Xiangsheng realized why General Zhang repeatedly reminded him before the war to control the use of Hu Ming's hob meat. This bad guy took advantage of his weakness of insufficient combat experience and used an adventurous military action to force the entire offensive group to his chariot.

Therefore, Lu Xiangsheng rejected Hu Ming's suggestion that he wanted to attack Lin Danhan's old camp. But Hu Ming did not want to compromise. He thought about it and came up with a new countermeasure.

Hu Ming, who showed no sign of compromise, pointed the horse whip in his hand towards Zhang Ping'an's position in Xiaobai Mountain, begging Lu Xiangsheng, "Chief Lu, have you ever thought about how many Mongolian Tartars there are on the side of the Grand Marshal? There are hundreds of thousands of Tartar cavalry troops there! The main force of the Po Slave Army is on our side, but the Mongolian Tartars on our side are only 70,000 to 80,000. If we cannot shake the morale of the Tartars in a short period of time, the Po Slave Army's 50,000 will be attacked by cavalry ten times more than our enemy. If the Grand Marshal has any accident, you and I will be the sinners of the Po Slave Army!"

Hu Ming's words made Lu Xiangsheng hesitate. Indeed, what Hu Ming said made a lot of sense. As the commander of the Slave-Breaking Army, Zhang Ping'an led his troops to form a feint attack force in Xiaobai Mountain. He wanted to attract more enemies as much as possible for the attacking group, and to allow Chen Zheng and others to break the battle gap from the enemy's flanks.

Now Zhang Ping'an's strategic deployment has been achieved. If Lu Xiangsheng does not agree with Hu Ming's plan, Zhang Ping'an will be injured or killed. He is the biggest sinner of the Slave Army. In helplessness, Lu Xiangsheng has no better way in a short period of time, so he has to nod and agree with Hu Ming's suggestion.

After getting Lu Xiangsheng's acquiescence, Hu Ming quickly turned around and hid the smile of the conspiracy, and led the troops to leave quickly. Hu Ming's hob not only touched Zhang Ping'an's heart clearly. He also knew Lu Xiangsheng's weakness very well, that is, his lack of practical experience.

If Chen Zheng was here, he would not dare to deceive him like this. Not to mention Chen Zheng, even Wu Tianxing, could not hide his tricks. Because these old brothers knew that Zhang Ping'an, the head coach of the Po Slave Army, never took unnecessary risks. Without full confidence, Zhang Dashui would not choose to defend in Baishan.

In particular, Jacky Cheung is a man who advocates offense, and defense is a painful thing for him. Therefore, through the bombardment of Yang Wei's artillery team, it is proved that the Mongolian war horses have no resistance to the explosion of *.

Hu Ming could guess that Bai Shan Yang's artillery team would definitely cause chaos to the Mongolian coalition. Marshal Zhang could not sit idly by this opportunity, and would definitely take the opportunity to counterattack. Hu Ming could take advantage of the chaos to take over the biggest credit today, Lin Danhan's old camp.

With the death of ten thousand households of Tiemwoyuan, one of the Mongolian former commanders, the Mongolian coalition was attacked by the flanks of Lu Xiangsheng again. Under such a double blow, it inevitably collapsed.

The defeated Mongolian army collided and squeezed each other, all trying to escape from this terrifying and hopeless battlefield. Seeing that the opportunity was ripe, Zhang Ping'an, the commander of the Po Slave Army, issued an order to pursue the entire army.
Chapter completed!