With a gun, Bai Yuanjie's anti-Japanese war started.

After seventy or eighty steps, Chen Mu was not sure to aim at his head, but chose the chest and abdomen of the Japanese pirate who was walking and jumping. This was the most likely position to hit. But at the moment of firing the gun, Chen Mu felt his hand tremble, and he knew it was broken in his heart.

However, unexpectedly, as the smoke in front of him gradually dissipated, a loud voice came from his formation. He saw the Japanese pirate hand holding the golden fan still holding high, and his body slowly tilted backwards. He couldn't see where he was shot, and Chen Mu felt like this gun hit the Japanese pirate's forehead.

The blind cat meets the dead mouse!

This gun boosted the morale of his own military formation, but the Japanese pirate formation was not as terrifying as Chen Mu imagined. More than thirty Japanese pirates were divided into three teams in a moment. Some people on both sides picked up long bamboo bows and shot arrows here. Seven or eight Japanese pirates jumped in with Japanese swords and naginata, and there was not much noise throughout the process.

On the contrary, his side's reaction was a little slow, and more than a dozen feather arrows fell into the formation. Most of them fell into nothing, but they injured several people, but one shot straight towards Chen Mu, becoming bigger and bigger in front of him.

'bite!'

Chen Xiaoqi was so scared that he was covered in cold sweat. A long arrow was inserted into his helmet, and then he slowly fell down and was thrown aside by Chen Mu.

Immediately after two guns on both sides, the Bai family soldiers fired guns into the Japanese pirate's bow with bird guns. Chen Mu didn't care whether he had hit it or not, because Shiqi had handed over his bird gun, and Wei Balang also took the Japanese gun away and loaded it.

No one knew what kind of ups and downs Chen Xiaoqi's heart experience was like in just three or four seconds from raising a gun to killing the first Japanese pirate to being shot on his head. Chen Mu took the bird gun a little bit, and the feeling of getting it was different from the Japanese gun on the new gun bed. The extremely familiar feeling made him raise his hand and raise his gun and hit a Japanese man holding a large naginata again. The lead ball hit the chest and abdomen, and walked through the straw coat without any obstacles. The thief immediately sprinkled blood on the spot.

The bird gun also loaded Shiqi with medicine. Chen Mu had the opportunity to look around the battlefield. The Japanese pirates nearest ahead had already jumped thirty steps away while walking. Most of the Japanese pirates who rushed here were hit by several arrows, but it was obvious that the hard bows of the guards were of poor quality, and the arrows shot out were light and weak. If the Japanese pirates who were slightly further away could still rely on the weight of the arrowhead to cause casualties to them. However, the Japanese pirates with thirty steps had several feather arrows inserted into the straw coat, and they still jumped as before, which made people very angry.

"The first row of firemen, fire the gun!"

Following Chen Mu's order, Shao Tingda, who was stuck in the ground, held a wooden shield and raised a torch in one hand, ignited the musket pots for the three firemen in the first row, and made three guns, and even though only one bullet hit the Japanese pirates' legs, it brought a lot of horror to the Japanese pirates behind him.

This was also the case before the war. Chen Mu was anxious to see that Zhang Yongshou's military households were too nervous to kill their comrades when they were about to fight. Chen Mu specifically asked Shao Tingda to ignite them with a torch. After all, there were only three gunmen in a row, and he could ignite them at once, which could also stop the military households from taking the lead in firing their guns and causing trouble.

After all, muskets are not bird guns. They don’t know where the projectile will fly at a hundred steps. They can only aim accurately for twenty or thirty steps. If they fire the gun early due to nervousness, they cannot kill the enemy. The slow loading time will miss the best time to fire the gun. They can’t even release a single shot until the battle!

The big naginata also landed on the side. The Japanese pirates who fell to the ground screamed and knelt on the ground, holding their wounded legs and shouted loudly. They wanted to stand up but were unable to do so. They could only watch Chen Mu exchanged the second row of gunners and the first row of gunners in just thirty steps. After igniting the fire, all three lead balls hit the back and forth, killing their lives.

At this time, Chen Mu discovered something. The way the musketeers fired guns seemed to be different from his! They half-squatted and loaded medicine, applying the shooting process to a very simple level - without aiming, they directly put it forward.

Take the medicine wholeheartedly and fire the gun as you like.

The musketeers with this problem seem to have not mastered the correct method of using bird guns, but they can ignite the fire by aiming at the enemy.

This fire-firing action reminded him of the past when African black uncle shot guns.

What made Chen Mu even more concerned was that before the Japanese pirate died, he seemed to shout a Chinese sentence, but his voice was not as clear as Chen Mu could hear it and was destroyed by the sound of the gun in front of him.

The dead child Wei Balang has a more tenacious nerve and simpler courage than others. It seems that in Wei Balang's heart, he has regarded murder and being killed as a game. Although he has never hurt anyone with his own hands, he is not afraid of the gunfire and the Japanese pirates charged. Even Shiqi's hands loading medicine sprinkled out bamboo Chinese medicine powder from time to time, but Wei Balang pretended to be very and fast. Just when Shao Tingda ignited six muskets, he smiled and raised the bird gun and handed it to Chen Mu, and then... he held the musket he had loaded with medicine to Shao Tingda's torch, bang!

The dead child fired a gun into the sky, and right behind Shao Tingda's ear, scaring the big man to jump up.

When Chen Mu wanted to aim again, several Japanese pirates had already rushed to the front of the formation and Bai Yuanjie's order sounded behind him. The two-wing spearmen moved with him. Chen Mu just waited for a gun to be released at close range to kill one Japanese pirate, but he could no longer fire the gun, because Shao Tingda and other swords and shield hands had already jumped into the battle circle and met the Japanese pirates who were charging forward.

Several gunmen ignored the orders and shouted and swung their muskets to escape from the front. Their shouting was very strong, but their morale was very low. Only one of the six gunmen rushed forward with their muskets, while the other four ran to the left and right.

Chen Mu thought about it for a while before he realized that one was charging, four were dispersed, and the remaining one was beyond Chen Mu's expectations of the garrison army. He steadily picked up the torch that Shao Tingda fell to the ground, ignited the musket under his ribs, and bang!

Iron pieces burst into pieces, and a scream sounded in Chen Mu's ears. The musket exploded, and the owner's face was blood-red, which made chaos appear in the formation.

Shao Tingda, who was charging forward, was extremely brave. The Japanese pirates in front of him raised their swords above their heads and were about to jump up. He kicked them to the ground. Then he slapped them hard like a bear dancing with a wooden shield. He stood up and took a knife to find a new target again. The spearmen on the left and right rushed up. Several Japanese pirates looked outstanding and were outnumbered and were penetrated by the spears. After a stalemate, they were killed in a slump.

The sound of conchs sounded in the enemy formation, and the forests on both sides flashed, and a large number of figures fled in all directions. Bai Yuanjie ordered a pursuit. Chen Mu stood there and hit a Japanese pirate in iron armor in the forest again, and could no longer see the enemy around him. The battlefield with corpses everywhere came and went quickly. Chen Mu held his hat and iron helmet and looked at the dent of the feather arrow on his iron helmet, and walked in to see the corpses of four Japanese pirates who were injured by the body. He swallowed the saliva that was not present in his dry throat.
Chapter completed!