After entering the shooting range, start repeating the four tactical actions of raising the gun, aiming, shooting, and loading.

They continue to outflank the Jurchen soldiers.

The Jurchen soldiers also kept shooting.

Each shot can cause considerable casualties.

But their number is still too small.

In order to maximize the damage and defeat the opponent as quickly as possible, one group should focus on shooting.

At this time, side fire will come.

Among the 300 Jurchens, there were many injured and dead, most of whom were injured, and the number exceeded 180.

This is the power of musket fire against a dense crowd.

The Jurchen cavalry had abandoned the infantry and began to retreat.

The white-armored soldiers were already running at the front.

In fact, in normal times, they chose to stay behind, kill the Ming army, and cover the infantry's retreat.

But now, they have discovered that the opponent's musketeers have surrounded them on three sides. At this time, if they don't run away, it may lead to a one-for-one outcome.

If they shoot a musketeer to death, they themselves will be shot three or four times.

Everyone is getting closer and closer.

Two or three people with white armor had already been hit in the chest, breaking their armor and died.

They also discovered that the matchlock guns used by the other party were much better than the Ming blunderbuss.

It will not explode and its power is stable.

"Damn it, there are still too few of us!" Donagu retreated unwillingly.

If he is given the same troops and horses, or even 500,700 troops and horses, he is absolutely confident that he can defeat the opponent's 1,500 people.

And completely eliminate the opponent.

Now he has 300 men, and has killed and wounded more than 400 of the opponent's people, and destroyed 3 teams.

But the opponent has ten teams.

The opponent brought in the reserve team again and replaced the three teams that collapsed.

And his soldiers were already very slow in shooting arrows.

Strength declines.

If you shoot 8 arrows at a time, you have to rest for a long time.

It can only carry out a devastating blow to one team at a time, but other teams will take advantage of the opportunity to deal damage.

Facts have proved that this small team tactic is very good.

In fact, this is not an advanced tactic.

It's something that any well-trained team must do.

Since the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, we have fought in formations, divided into square formations and queues, with several armies fighting in the front, rear, left and right.

When watching the movie "Line Soldiers", they always move forward one square at a time.

One is to facilitate expansion, and the other is to facilitate rotation.

The third is similar to playing games. Some people are unlucky and are responsible for absorbing damage, while others in the battalion are more lucky or in a better position, and they are responsible for firepower output.

There is no fairness on the battlefield.

For example, artillery is always in a relatively safe rear position.

And when in danger, you can run away first.

They are generally not executed by beheading.

Because artillerymen are technical personnel.

An excellent artillery officer often needs to learn trigonometric functions and has rich experience.

And artillery that shoots accurately is even more precious.

You may not be able to practice one in more than ten years.

And their power is also very powerful.

If the shot is accurate, one shot may be able to gain a considerable local combat advantage, tilting the balance of victory in the battle.

It can be said that artillery, in many current small-scale battles, can gain great tactical advantages if it is lucky and has good skills.

They may not be able to affect strategic victory or defeat, but they can definitely affect the outcome of a battle or a small battle.

Another reason why the Jurchens are retreating now is that they have seen the opponent's artillery using horses to pull them over.

It can be said that they are smarter.

If they insist on not retreating, it will be difficult for them to escape when the opponent's artillery comes. Only the cavalry can escape, and the infantry will collapse after being bombarded.

And those who are defeated cannot outrun their pursuers.

Because when you are frightened, your physical strength will be consumed quickly.

At first you seem to have distanced yourself, but after the pursuers take turns chasing you, you will soon run out of energy, and you will be caught up, searched, and killed a day or two later.

This reflects the benefits of familiarity with the terrain.

If you are familiar with the terrain, you can easily escape to places unknown to others, such as mountains and caves.

Let the other party work in vain.

If you are not familiar with the terrain, it is easy to escape to dead ends, such as riverside, cliffs, and the foot of mountains.

Now after some escape.

Donagu and Ugozhen re-camped 50 miles away to gather deserters.

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! After more than an hour, they formed a team.

There are 21 white-armored soldiers left.

White armor is still reliable.

There are 50 cavalry left.

More than 30 infantrymen gathered again.

There should be more people fleeing.

They are all the kind of guys who are physically strong, eat well and run fast.

In the end, there were 100 people left out of the last 300.

It can be said that this number is very good compared to the Ming army.

After all, they were at an absolute disadvantage with 300 people facing 1,500 people.

Fortunately, they had powerful bows and arrows and excellent armor, and they retreated in time so that the opponent's artillery could not keep up.

This is also because the opponent does not have enough horses. If there are more horses and the artillery carriages are improved, their infantry may not be able to outrun the artillery.

Wu Gezhen and Donagu couldn't help but feel that this fight was worth it.

Although they lost nearly 200 people, they must be severely held accountable.

But they tested each other's depth and had a deep understanding of the opponent's weapons, morale, lineup, and the level of their generals.

This is very valuable and important military information.

They believed that the Great Khan would whip them 20 times at most and would never behead them.

And if they flee directly in front of the formation.

Maybe they could bring back 280 people and only lose about 20 unlucky people.

But they will definitely be beheaded or directly turned into dead soldiers.

Before each battle, the skirmishers who wandered at the front of the array were usually barbaric Jurchens who served to disrupt the Ming army's formation.

"We must report to the Great Khan immediately. It is best to send ten men and horses to report."

"But the Great Khan is fighting in the pass."

Donagu and Ugozhen were talking to each other.

"First report to Er Baile, and then inform the Great Khan at the same time."

"good."

Soon the two separated.

Donagu led half of the team and all the white armor back to the city to organize the garrison.

Wu Gezhen led all the cavalry to inform the Great Khan in the pass overnight.
Chapter completed!