When the Pou Nu Army cannons penetrated into the dense formation of the Jurchen Han military flag, the damage caused far exceeds that in the cavalry army. After the explosion, a semicircular explosion first formed a four-five-meter-high flower-colored earth pillar composed of fine flesh and soil, and the shock wave spread around and killed the human body. The broken armor on the thighs and arms, and the weapon fragments flew far away. The dense human body closest to the explosion point blocked the outward force of the shock wave and also protected other musket soldiers five meters away from were threatened by death.

I don’t know if it was the artillery of the Pound Slave Army that was highly accurate or Ajige was not lucky. During the first round of shooting, a shot of * exploded not far from the left of Ajige. The iron piece flying at high speed cut through Ajige’s three-fold armor, turning Ajige, who was focusing on instruments, turned Ajige, a beggar who was covered with cloth strips and broken armor. It was also considered that Ajige’s luck was very good. Although he became the leader of the Beggar’s Sect, Ajige’s war horse was also beaten into a blood sieve by shrapnel. But he was not seriously injured, but a not-so-deep cut was made on his handsome face. Zhang Zheng of the Pound Slave Army finally had someone who was sympathetic.

This shell not only injured Ajige and killed his white-armored personal soldiers in the palm of the flag. The Han army's blue-breasted flag battle flag fell down. The most taboo thing on the battlefield is the fall of the coach. Once the commander or the chief general's battle flag fell down or retreated, it would indicate the defeat of the headquarters. The main general of the Han army's blue-breasted flag fell down at the same time as the battle flag, which was still enduring the attack of the artillery attack of the Pound Slave Army without dispersed formations, showed signs of collapse. The approaching musket formation of the Pound Slave Army was constantly firing as it was advancing. After the sound of muskets in the white smoke, the Jurchen musket formation on the opposite side was peeled off a thick layer of blood-colored human body.

The Ming traitors of the Jurchen Muskets Army had empty guns against the enemy, but because of insufficient range, could only endure the unilateral massacre of the Pou Nu Army. In a hurry, the fall of the battle flag of the main general on his side caused the morale of the Ming traitors to plummet. Just as the Ming traitors were at a loss, the third round of artillery of the Pou Nu Army completely destroyed the morale of the Han army's inlaid blue flag. The Pou Nu Army's muskets quickly shot out lead bullets and gave the Ming traitors the last blow. Whenever the Pou Nu Army marched out of the muskets, the Jurchen Army would stir up blood mist.

After several rounds of musket attacks, the Han army's blue flag formation was invaded by the formation of several rounds of muskets. There were no one standing in front of them. Many soldiers were lying on the ground in a pool of blood and helpless. Many soldiers were covered with bloody and gray intestines wrapped around their necks. What made people feel even more miserable is that there were several traitors with bloody teeth embedded on their faces and foreheads. When the Pou Nu Army entered the enemy's military formation, Dong Heliang began to adjust the formation. The Pou Nu Army was divided into twenty small formations of 100 people, and launched dense musket shooting at the enemy.

The Han army's blue flag musket formation, which was already on the verge of collapse, faced the pain of only being beaten but not fighting back. In addition, the main general's battle flag disappeared, the blue flag formation finally collapsed like a tide of retreat from the sea. Amin, the chief general of the dynasty who was watching the battle at the south gate of Pyongyang City, sank his heart when he saw the entire battlefield. Amin saw the most powerful power of the new cannons used by the Po Nu Army. This kind of artillery can easily be fired three miles away, and the Po Nu Army cannons can actually shoot out*.

Even Amin had never seen the cannons fire, and the power was as powerful as dozens of kilograms of explosions. Amin had participated in the Battle of Baishan and used the bomb to collapse the first two auxiliary positions of the Pou Nu Army's main position in Baishan. He knew very well that this explosion threatened the Jurchens. In the future, the Pou Nu Army could use this cannon to collapse the city wall without a decisive chariot. Ajige was aligned five miles south of Pyongyang. On the wall, Amin felt tight after seeing the defeat of the Han army in the Lanqi Banner.

Ajige's defeated soldiers fled in scattered order and would attack the Jurchen camp behind them. Once the pursuers of the Pou Nu Army rushed to the Jurchen camp, the chaotic camp would be easily broken. Amin looked at the high walls of the city for so long, but he had never seen another Pou Nu Army. This Pou Nu Army general who did not appear on the battlefield made Amin feel frightened. People are most afraid of unknown things in this way. The Pou Nu Army easily defeated the tens of thousands of Ajige's army with only two thousand war soldiers, including the most elite cavalry of the Jurchens.

Although Ajige was not prepared before the war and did not bring any field defense weapons such as shield chariots, Amin did not think that the shield chariots could do anything great when facing the powerful artillery of the Pou Nu Army. It seemed to be confirming Amin's speculation that the artillery firing of the Pou Nu Army was extending. Seeing that the Pou Nu Army's artillery could hit the Jurchen barracks five miles away without moving, Amin felt a desire to retreat in his heart. Dong Heliang, the Qianzong of the Pou Nu Army, separated two hundred-man army formations from the offensive formations, and he ordered these soldiers to clear the enemy wounded soldiers on the battlefield.

The reason why Amin ordered the withdrawal of troops came from the urgent report of the female real blue flag scout. Another unit of the Po Nu Army was found in the forest west of Pyongyang. This unit was lightly galloping towards the north of Pyongyang in the forest, as if to cut off the return of the Jurchen army. As the chief general of one side, Amin was very anxious. After several wars, the Jurchen wounded soldiers were all over the camp, and these wounded soldiers were all elite Jurchen soldiers. Amin dared not throw them to the Po Nu Army. Since he discovered the Po Nu Army ambush, Amin ordered the Jurchen soldiers to transfer the wounded soldiers to the north, and ordered the fire to burn the city of Pyongyang.

Just as the Pou Nu Army approached Pyongyang step by step, thick smoke rose from Pyongyang city, and finally formed a huge black smoke column. The soldiers of the Pou Nu Army were not concerned about whether Pyongyang was burned to white land. What they were concerned about was whether the Jurchens could drive the Jurchens out of Pyongyang. Seeing that the Jurchens had evacuated tens of thousands of people from the north, Dong Heliang and the others did not force them too much. After all, there were more than 20,000 cavalry among the tens of thousands of enemies. If they had backfired, they might suffer a big loss.

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Yang Qiantu, the naval army of the Pou Slave Army, took over two medium-sized gunships in the second year of Chongzhen. This 7,000-stone gunship has now become the main ship of the Pou Slave Army Navy. This brand new gunship is named after the word "ping", and the first ship is "ping'an", and there is also "pingrong" behind it, "pinghu", "pingshun", "pingbo" received the order of Zhang Dashui to eliminate the Japanese pirates on Jeju Island and occupy Jeju Island. The naval army co-ordinator Yang Qiantu led the flagship "ping'an", and cruised near Jeju Island, North Korea with the cooperation of the three ships "pingrong", "pinghu", and "pingshun".

The "Pingbo" gunship stayed on Kuye Island to patrol in order to prevent unknown enemies from attacking. When the Pou Nu Army Navy arrived at the waters of Jeju Island, it first sent a small boat to explore the hydrology near Jeju Island and prepare for the next attack. In fact, there were many sailors in the Korean navy who were familiar with the nearby sea conditions. They introduced to the Pou Nu Army Navy where there were reefs and where the waters were shallow, which made the Pou Nu Army Navy draw detailed pictures of Jeju Island in a very short time.

To attack the Japanese pirates on Jeju Island, they must have a place to settle down. Yang Qiantu placed this location on Xiaqiuzi Island not far from Jeju Island. Originally, the Korean navy wanted to follow the Ponu Army Navy and looked at the joke. The Koreans wanted to see the Ponu Army, the overlord of the grassland. The navy wanted to dominate the sea after only one year of its establishment. In the eyes of the Koreans, Yang Qiantu was a bit overestimated by the Koreans' careful intentions. However, Yang Qiantu was disdainful of the Koreans' careful thoughts. The Ponu Army had basically figured out the reality of the Japanese pirates on Jeju Island after the decisive battle between the Hasensumu Grassland and Jurchens, the Ponu Army basically understood the reality of the Japanese pirates on Jeju Island through interrogation of prisoners of war.

The main force of the Japanese pirates hit Jeju City. The Japanese pirate fleet was a variety of Japanese red seal ships that he had plundered for several years. The most combat-capable ship was two Nobunaga iron armored ships, which were thirty-one zhang and carrying 2,000 stones. There were three layers of arrow towers throughout the entire ship, which were as high as six zhang away, and there were more than 300 people on both sides of the ship. According to the confession of the Japanese pirate prisoners, although this ship was slow to move, it had a strong ability to defend against artillery damage. It is said that this iron armored ship could withstand direct bombardment of three kilograms of artillery dozens of feet away, and could directly hit small boats at sea.

In addition, the Japanese pirates also had twenty Da'an pirate ships, and the fast Xiaozai ships and Guan ships had about 200. This powerful Japanese pirate naval army did not dare to provoke easily. As for the Qianshi Rebirth ships, there was basically no need to mention the Thousand Stone Rebirth ships, which were roughly about 500. The Korean navy, of course, had to choose to avoid war when facing such a powerful enemy. It was this powerful Japanese pirate pirate, whose leader, Saburo Iwari, was planning to rob the wealthy coast of the Ming Dynasty. But Saburo Iwari also knew that there is a very large fleet in Fujian of the Ming Dynasty, which was led by Zheng Yiguan, a fleet on the sea powerhouse of the Ming Dynasty.

Zheng Yiguan's fleet used the Ming Fukuo ship, which was not only faster than all of their Japanese ships, but also had strong protection. In order to avoid both sides, Saburo Iwari had to temporarily choose to endure. Saburo Iwari in Jeju City recently received a news from Japan, saying that a small naval army appeared in the north of the Essay. This news made Saburo Iwari gritted his teeth. Last time his brother went to the Mongolian grassland to earn money, he didn't expect to go back. It was said that he was killed by Zhang Ping'an, the commander of the Phantom Army, known as the fox and wolf of the new overlord of the grassland. Saburo Iwari always wanted to avenge his revenge, but now he has a chance.
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