Fei Yinggon took a few steps forward, mixed in with the spearmen, and quickly fired back an arrow.

The shot was successful, but unfortunately it got stuck on the cotton armor, making it difficult to cause any harm to Yang Jiamo.

Xie Longwen thought it was effective and asked: "Why doesn't the general continue shooting?"

Yang Jiamo was too lazy to answer, so he just stepped back and said, "Think about how to defend the city!"

Xie Longwen was silent, filled with resentment in his heart. If Yang Jiamo hadn't plundered the rebel territory, how could these rebels come to besiege the city?

The servants outside the city were ordered to take off their armor, hand over their weapons, and were then taken outside the moat and tied up.

Hundreds of sets of iron armor and cotton armor!

This kind of chain armor, to be precise, is chain armor. It is called "wire chain armor" in "Army", and it is called "chain mail" in Korea and the Manchu Dynasty. It is made up of iron wire rings the size of copper coin eyes.

As early as the mid-Ming Dynasty, wrought iron wire drawing technology already existed.

Fei Yinggong looked at the armors all over the floor and instantly became jealous. He wanted to go back and ask Zhao Han for one.

On the edge of the Gan River, the navy of Gujian Mountain did not fight seriously at all.

After unloading the soldiers at the dock, he turned around and went back to surround the officers and soldiers' ships. After surrounding them, he found that not only were all the guardsmen on the ships gone, but even the boatmen had oiled their soles, leaving only three empty ships on the riverside.

It’s not even an empty ship. Most of the money and food that was filled were stolen from the gentry’s homes!

Soon, Gu Jianshan received the news, and he immediately sent sailors to carry the captured armor and weapons outside the city.
Chapter completed!