Chapter 93                                                             �

Tan Lun looked at the darkness several miles away, and suddenly his eyes lit up.

Countless firearms exploded completely. The earth lit up. Countless bright lights shot into Tan Lun's pupils, causing Tan Lun's pupils to shrink slightly, and a complex expression appeared on her face.

Some were surprised, some were joy, some were regretful, some were envious, and even a hint of jealousy. He knew that he had no illusion. Instead, someone was sneaking in the darkness and suddenly opened fire when he approached the Japanese pirate camp.

If this did not make Tan Lun feel uncomfortable, he even thought that if he had just become more decisive and ordered a sneak attack, he would be able to cooperate with reinforcements inside and outside, and he would have a share of the victory.

Tan Lun didn't want to take credit. Tan Lun wasn't so despicable, but he really needed credit. He needed a military merit and even cleared his previous defeat.

However, it was not too late to repair the siege. Tan Lun immediately ordered all the torches that could be lit on the top of the city. As long as there was breathing, the city was cheering and cheering, the sound of drums was shaking and earth-shaking.

He even selected five hundred elite soldiers, and selected one of the heroes to lead them. He rushed straight to the city as a supporter.

Tan Lun did this with more care. Worrying about the situation outside was a bluff.

It's very simple. He estimated that if he arrived in Hangzhou according to his letter of help, the soldiers from Hangzhou would come to rescue him again. At this time, the reinforcements had just passed Tiantai Mountain and had a good marching speed. This reinforcements were a bit strange.

After the last battle, he truly understood that anything could happen on the battlefield. Therefore, he had to keep a preparation. Even if there was something wrong with the soldiers leaving the city, Tan Lun was confident that he would stabilize the overall situation.

However, this time Tan Lun was really worried.

Because it was Qi Jiguang who came.

Qi Jiguang trained a total of 20,000 new recruits in Zhejiang. This time, he selected the best among the new recruits and selected more than 10,000 elite soldiers to move south. Both of them were recruits, and Tan Lun's new recruits were completely unable to compete with Qi Jiguang.

After all, Qi Jiguang had a group of old soldiers as backbone, and although there were not many people, they were competent in training new recruits. In addition, when Qi Jiguang was in the north, he was repeatedly assigned to train troops by Zhou Mengchen. It can be said that Qi Jiguang had long become a master of training.

This time, under Qi Jiguang's personal leadership, the newly trained Zhejiang soldiers rushed for more than 900 miles within a few days. They arrived at the city of Taizhou. They were even outside Taizhou City, less than 30 miles away, and they stayed for a full day.

After nightfall, under Qi Jiguang's leadership, he touched the eyes of the Japanese pirates and suddenly launched an attack.

Of course, only three thousand people suddenly launched the attack.

The remaining seven thousand people were behind. Qi Jiguang placed non-combat reductions in the prefectures and counties that passed by. Even so, some troops could not keep up, so Qi Jiguang arranged for him to follow behind.

Qi Jiguang was originally a person with a very political sense. Therefore, he might not be able to fully understand why Zhou Mengchen held the Tiger Hill Conference. However, it did not prevent Qi Jiguang from seeing the impact of the Taizhou Battle on this conference.

Therefore, he must fight quickly. This time he used the four words "Soldiers and Gods" to the extreme.

It was not only beyond the expectations of friendly troops, but also beyond the expectations of the enemy.

At this moment, the Japanese pirates were also in a mess.

The leader of the Japanese pirates, Xie Lao, who is Xie He, is from Fujian. He is the leader of the pirates under Wang Zhi. However, most of the thousands of Japanese pirates under Xie He are from Fujian. At this moment, there are not many people left behind in the camp.

He was caught off guard by Qi Jiguang.

In the darkness, there were only countless explosions, one after another, and the city was shouting loudly. Fighting everywhere under the city. He couldn't react for a moment and said, "What's going on? Why did the official army get here?"

Wang Zhi chose this place to attack, but it was not without thinking. First of all, the local snakes in Fujian were too powerful and were busy doing business. Some Fujianese were even suppliers of Wang Zhi's goods. Naturally, they could not burn the war to Fujian. Now in the Jiangnan area, Zhou Mengchen arranged an iron barrel, but after they got ashore, they probably encountered a large group of troops from the official army.

Taizhou and Wenzhou are far away from northern Zhejiang, and the terrain is relatively independent, so it is very convenient to attack by sea, but on land support you have to cross mountains and ridges.

The normal speed of the Ming army was not favored by the Japanese pirates, let alone walking on the mountain road.

Seeing that Taizhou Prefecture was firmly defended, Xie He probably couldn't beat it for a while, and the pirates were pirates, and he had no idea of ​​conquering a certain place. Seeing that it could not be captured, he thought of letting everyone go downstairs to rob, and it was not considered empty-handed.

But he never expected that at this critical moment, the Ming army actually arrived. It was just here. The Ming army dared to attack at night. This was beyond Xie He's expectation. In his opinion, most of the official troops were invisible at night. They were blind, so how could they attack at night?

But I don’t know that this problem has never been a problem for Zhou Mengchen. The only problem is that it costs money. Just eat more animal livers. Qi Jiguang practiced his soldiers for several months, and this problem is easy to solve.

However, no one has come to answer this question for Xie He now.

"Boss, go quickly, it will be too late if you don't leave." Xie and Zuo said one after another.

Seeing this, Xie He couldn't help but sigh and gritted his teeth and said, "Let's go." Then he gathered the hundreds of elite soldiers around him and left in the dark.

While escaping, Xie He thought in his heart: "Why is this official army very different?" He vaguely felt that it would be difficult to get ashore in the future.

Qi Jiguang was relieved when he saw that the enemy had not organized any effective resistance. To be honest.

A thousand miles of leap, Qi Jiguang's style dares to take risks in big things, but he is cautious in small things. It's nothing more. The big decision seems to be big, but in fact there are not many problems. After all, long-distance marches are the key points of Qi Jiguang's training. He knows the following and knows that even if it is not bad, it is not much worse. However, some small battles should be cautious.

There is nothing else, Go has never been the same game in the world, and it is even more so in war. There are too many factors that affect the battle. If one is not done well, he will not know how to defeat it. It is really that the formation of the Japanese pirates is too tempting.

After all, the Japanese pirates were not disciplined. For many years, they also had a kind of arrogance. In addition, the army was everywhere and Taizhou City could not defend themselves. Naturally, they were not worried about the enemy's attack. The garrison in many places was just perfunctory.

To Qi Jiguang, it was like a beautiful woman taking off her clothes and giving up half.

After thinking about it, Qi Jiguang decided to go on the stage. Because he trained too many new recruits, he understood how to use them? The first battle of the new recruits must be a victory. As long as they show the victorious spirit, the following things will be easier. Once they are defeated, it will take a long time to restore morale.

Moreover, the recruits have just been trained and have a spirit of being a newborn calf not afraid of a tiger. As long as they win, they will win the first battle. The more they fight, the better they will be. The higher their morale, the greater their effect on the soldiers.

It can be said that these recruits can only learn three things in the training ground and have high morale, and can play 50% or more.

Therefore, the first battle is crucial.

General Qi finally decided that he would lead the team to attack at night.

However, this night attack was not without problems. It can even be said that there were many problems. After Qi Jiguang led his team in, he caused chaos in the enemy. Seeing this, these new recruits actually beat the dogs to fall into the water. As for the light signals that were explained first, how to cooperate with each other, they were all thrown out of the sky, so this battle was a chaotic battle.

After the bright light of the next day, Qi Jiguang regained the position of his army. There was a team of only a dozen people chasing the Japanese pirates and chasing them for more than ten miles away. He then beheaded and reported.

No ordinary veteran dares to do this kind of courage.

Qi Jiguang was full of anger. Because of my advantage, he was in a battle of defeat and no one could hold on. Most of the Japanese pirates ran away, leaving only more than a thousand corpses.

The next day, the three thousand soldiers returned to the building one after another. In other words, from Qi Jiguang's order to attack, until dawn the next day, the only thing Qi Jiguang could do was to hold his own guards as the last reserve team for the battle.
Chapter completed!