Of course, this idea is impossible to achieve now, but judging by his adult's large investment in firearms, he firmly believes that as long as he continues to study, he can always wait for this day. What he has to do now is to prepare for the arrival of this day.

Looking forward to the scene of leading the lances in the future, Mao Chengfu pulled the trigger in his hand, and a projectile spurted out from the muzzle, hitting the back of a Ming army. The Ming army groaned and fell to the ground.

Mao Chengfu looked at the results of the battle with satisfaction, replaced it with another flint rifle, and prepared to continue aiming at an enemy. At this moment, he found that a group of Ming troops rushed over from the enemy. It was not a simple character when one person saw it. The light was dim and could not see clearly, but Mao Chengfu instinctively felt that this was probably Wu Anbang, the general of the Ming army.

He immediately turned the gun and began to aim at the Ming general. Although he was shaking a little while standing, he could still aim based on his feelings. It was estimated that the time was just right, he decisively pulled the trigger, and another projectile was sprayed out, flying towards the enemy general.

However, what disappointed Mao Chengfu was that he aimed very accurately this time, and the projectile flew over according to the predetermined trajectory, but the enemy general noticed it and actually avoided it.

Since this is the case, Mao Chengfu is not entangled. The enemy is already prepared. Even if he has such good luck, he will never be able to kill the enemy generals. Seeing that the mission of Burning Fire has been almost completed, he gathered his troops and retreated in another direction.

When there was no enemy chasing him, he even had time to stop and load gunpowder and projectiles, and kept firing along the way, shooting and killing Ming soldiers who dared to show their heads, creating chaos and preventing them from going to rescue.

Not long after, Kong Youde also led the remaining troops and horses to gallop south along Mao Chengfu's retreat route. Although they only lit fires in the south of the Grain and Grain Camp, the southeast wind in late spring would make their greatest assistant. Now the entire Ming army camp is in chaos. Even if the Ming army wants to put out the fire, it will not be so easy. He also left some surprises for Wu Anbang.

When he passed by one of the Ming army camps, he suddenly heard gunfire sounds, extremely dense, but he didn't see many enemies. He thought the enemy was concentrating musket soldiers and was preparing to ambush him. He hurriedly lay on the horse's back, but after waiting for a while, he found that this was not the case.

At this time, Kong Youde showed up. The gunshots were very scattered. Not only did the sound of bird guns, but they were also mixed with various reds. Those that could be vaguely distinguished were the three-eyed guns, the turtledove-legged guns, the flying bird guns, and even the sounds of tiger squatting cannons and bowl-mouth guns.

If you listen carefully, you can even see that it is mixed with the collision of cold weapons and the hysterical shouts like wild animals. These sounds are covered by the roar of artillery on both sides of the straits and gunshots in the camp, but they can still be distinguished.

Seeing that there were soldiers running wolf and pigs in the Ming army camp, Kong Youde immediately understood what was going on and quickly ordered them to pass them all. Even the plan to use flint rifles to shoot the enemies along the way and create chaos was cancelled, because he knew that it was unnecessary to do these things now.

This combat mission can be said to have been completed all of it. There is no need to waste time here anymore. It is the main thing to withdraw and repair it as soon as possible.

"Mr. Zhang Bai, what's wrong with this enemy's camp? Why don't we continue to shoot? And I'm a little unhappy when I look at the general?" A young lancer asked General curiously.

"Li Le, you can do whatever you say, just follow the orders honestly!" said the President Zhang, the surname Zhang.

"Then Mr. Zhang, please tell me what's going on. You have been following the General for so long and you must know more than me. Why do I feel that the enemy camp is weird?" The lancer did not stop there, but continued to ask curiously.

"You shouldn't know, just hurry up and go!"

Li Le, who had not received the reply, was still a little unwilling to give up. He asked another veteran and realized that this was the most terrifying thing for the army.

Kong Youde was very familiar with Yingxiao because he had experienced it personally. He had just traveled through time and had not yet fully adapted to the new environment. When he was outside Wuqiao City, he had a large-scale Yingxiao and lost more than 20% of his troops.

It can be said that the point I have reached today is not unrelated to that camp. Of course, if there was no camp at that time and I went to Daling River honestly as planned, my current situation would definitely be completely different.

Kong Youde had long foresaw the camp in the Ming army camp. The Ming army's attacks were set in succession during the day, their morale was sluggish, and they were constantly attacked by themselves at night, and they were even more irritated by being harassed. Now they were rushing into the camp, burning food and grass, and large-scale riots or camp whistles were inevitable.

As Kong Youde speculated, the camp roar in the Ming army camp was almost carried out according to this model.

Most of this camp is composed of two thousand-house soldiers of Weihai Guard, some of which were Yanding and Qingshang. They attacked the city three times during the day. These miscellaneous troops were the main forces. In other words, cannon fodder. If nothing unexpected happens, the losses are heavy. The two thousand-house soldiers have only a total of about one thousand-house soldiers, and nearly two hundred people have been lost directly.

The daytime battle alone caused them to feel great fear, and there were various other negative emotions, which had not been relieved. At night, they heard the sound of muskets coming from the other side of the river. It is said that the soldiers stationed in Hedong and the soldiers shooting against the enemy were all suffering considerable losses.

Although they did not suffer any casualties, they were still inevitably afraid that they would be killed. Then there was another sound of artillery from Hedong. It happened that their camp was one of the three camps bombed by Kong Youde for Meng Youcai, so naturally shells fell into the camp.

The shells were not dense, and so far, they had caused more than 20 casualties, but the deaths were very close to these guards. No one knew whether the next shell would fall on their heads, and they were in a state of extreme tension.

If this continues, and the officers suppress them, they might be able to last until dawn, but Mao Chengfu happened to pass by here when he retreated.

These garrison soldiers were led by Qianhu and Baihu, preparing to support the food and grass camp. Seeing this, Mao Chengfu naturally would not miss such a good opportunity. He stopped his horse and stopped and directed the lancers to shoot, killing more than a dozen people. The garrison soldiers flee back to the camp in a swarm.
Chapter completed!