Jing Humin, the leader of the Qing army, howled and led five Qing soldiers to break through Chen Zheng's cavalry formation. Ben Yue Tuo was about to rush over. Chen Zheng's second commander, General Wan Guangjin, saw the opportunity and charged diagonally.
When he came out, a spear pierced Hu Min's ribs.
The war horse under Hu Min's crotch didn't notice anything unusual, and still galloped forward quickly, but his body was provoked by Wan Guangjin's spear. The third commander-in-chief, Hu Dayou, galloped towards him and waved his fangs and big stick.
Then he smashed Hu Min's head to pieces.
"Fuck, it's a good head, I have to smash him..."
Wan Guangjin cursed angrily. He raised his spear horizontally and shouted to his subordinates: "Take this idiot away, I want this armor..."
When Chen Zheng saw another Qing soldier coming from a distance, he did not dare to fight. He greeted loudly and led the knights under his command to rush towards Zhang Cheng.
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Zhang Cheng, leading nearly three hundred elite cavalry, was still fighting fiercely with the Baya soldiers. From a distance, he heard Chen Zheng shouting loudly: "General, the Tatars are gathering here."
Zhang Cheng took a quick glance and saw that there were less than 40 Baya La soldiers left. He hurriedly greeted everyone, attacked to the left, went over to find Zhang Guodong's right sentry, and then fought out together.
Wei Zhice saw that four of his brothers who had been brought out from Huolu had been hacked to death by the Qing army's Baya La soldiers. Wei Zhice was furious. He rode his horse to follow Zhang Cheng's right, took the bow in his hand, nocked an arrow, turned around and fought hard.
Shoot away.
However, one of the more than 30 Qing army soldiers who were chasing after them with a roar covered his eyes and fell off his horse. The remaining 30 or so soldiers also slowed down their horses and took their bows in their hands.
After Zhang Cheng and Chen Zheng met, they already had more than 500 elite cavalry. He charged all the way through the Qing army's camp and finally met Zhang Guodong 200 steps to the left of the Chinese army's tent.
At this time, Zhang Guodong's troops had less than 200 cavalry. They were surrounded by hundreds of Qing soldiers and could not escape for a while. While they were anxious, they saw Zhang Cheng's side being red and charging towards them.
Fortunately, the Qing soldiers here were fighting on foot. In the panic, the Qing soldiers had not even had time to mount their horses, and their cavalry were also clashing in all directions.
In this battle, the Xuan army only left one guerrilla horse in each town, accompanying Chen Xinjia, the governor of Xuanda. They thought it was a maneuver. The remaining three generals, one general, and five guerrillas participated in the night attack on Yue Tuo's army.
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However, only Zhang Cheng's men rushed into the vicinity of Yue Tuo's Chinese army tent.
After driving away hundreds of Qing soldiers and rescuing Zhang Guodong's men, Zhang Cheng saw a sentry post not far away. He shouted: "Rush over, let Chen Zhong go up and take a look, which way is easier to go!"
More than 800 elite cavalry charged forward, and the infantry of the Qing army retreated one after another. Soon they came to the sentry post. Chen Zhong climbed up in a few moments. After a while, he jumped off, climbed on his horse, and came to Zhang Cheng's body.
He reported forward: "General, the fire is the hottest in the north!"
Zhang Cheng shouted: "Generals, listen to the order and rush south together. Sons, I will take you home!"
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There was a large camp on the left wing of the Qing army. Inside the wooden fence were thousands of captive people. From outside, there were bursts of screams. From time to time, the panicked Qing soldiers loudly reprimanded the panicked and screaming people inside the wooden fence.
Their clothes were all in tatters, but fortunately they had survived the most difficult winter. Although the wind in early spring was even colder, with so many people crowded together, it was not impossible for them to survive.
While all the people were panicking and looking outside the wooden fence with horrified faces, a strong man with a rough, even ferocious face squatted in a corner.
There were three people beside him who were either squatting or sitting. There were also some people standing and squatting around him. In the entire wooden fence, only this place was relatively quiet.
"Brother Hei, it looks like officers and soldiers came to steal the Tatar camp."
A thin man jumped down from the others and continued: "I see fire everywhere, and the Tatars are also in chaos, but they are not the same as before."
The ferocious-looking dark man was not in a hurry to speak, he just looked at everyone around him.
At this time, a man next to him had his hands folded and hidden in his sleeves, squatting with his feet spread apart, as if he was defecating. His hunched head was slightly raised, and his eyes were full of fear.
Just listen to him tremblingly say: "If you run away at this time, the Tatar master will chop off our heads."
Another strong man next to the black man suddenly kicked him and said in a low voice: "Coward, Mr. Wang, we thought you were from the countryside, so we thought of taking you with us, you idiot?
Do you want to follow me to Liaodong and farm the land for the Tatars?"
The old man Wang shrank back timidly, put his hands tighter in his sleeves, and whispered softly: "As the Tatar masters have said, we will just farm when we get there. There is a lot of land over there, and the harvest will be great."
There are also rewards,
I am not always farming everywhere, and the landlord in Linyi is also very cruel..."
The strong man who had scolded him before sat on the ground, kicked him, and cursed in a low voice: "Damn it, I will be a slave for the rest of my life..."
"Lao Wu, leave him alone. Everyone has his own blessings. He loves to farm land for the Tatars, so we can't stop him."
The strong black man called Brother Hei finally spoke. It seemed that he should have a lot of authority. Everyone around him turned to look at him, and he continued to say: "I don't care what you think, anyway, I am
Even if I die, I cannot go to the bitter cold land of Liaodong with the Tatars."
Seeing that everyone was listening quietly, he continued: "The noise outside sounds like it is no small matter. Let's think about it. We have this great opportunity. If we don't take advantage of it and escape, wouldn't we be sorry to God?"
This fence was originally built by my brothers. They had a back-up plan at the beginning, but the Tatars kept a close eye on it and did not seize the opportunity. Those who are willing to leave, let us go together, and we will live and die together. Those who are unwilling to leave, we Zhou Heizi
Don’t force me.”
After saying that, he stood up. He was so tall that he was almost half a head taller than the people around him. Immediately, seven or eight people gathered around him and stood beside him.
He raised his fists again and said to the people around him: "We are all fellow villagers. We usually rely on our strength to treat those who are offended. Today we are leading the way to clear the way for the villagers.
If you want to leave, follow me!"
After saying that, he turned around and glanced at the man he called Lao Wu. Lao Wu nodded firmly, clenched his fists, and said: "Brother Hei, we all listen to you. Even if we die, we will not follow the Tatars."
Go back."
Zhou Heizi didn't say anything anymore. He strode to the fence not far to the north, stretched out his big hands, firmly grasped a wooden fence, and pushed it twice with his shoulders.
Suddenly, he raised his right foot and kicked the bottom of the wooden fence vigorously. There was only a "click" sound, and the wooden fence broke when it was inserted into the ground. He still held the wooden fence with both hands to prevent the Qing soldiers from noticing, and at the same time turned around and said