The army opposite was very neat. Except for the great difference between the military uniforms and the gorgeous European uniforms, he could hardly tell the difference between the two.

However, in the distant Eastern world, I saw an army that was exactly the same as the Western world. Isn’t this the biggest joke in itself?

"It's really troublesome now!"

After seeing dozens of scattered soldiers rushing out, Justin suddenly raised his heart, and then he quietly hid behind the indigenous gunners.

Using stragglers to fight artillery is a very common way of combat on the European battlefield.

Because the rifled rifle held by the stragglers had a long range and high accuracy, and their single target was extremely small, it was almost impossible to be hit by the front-mounted smoothbore cannon. Instead, the gun shooter would be completely exposed to the opponent's muzzle.

For this kind of trick, the best way is to scattered soldiers against scattered soldiers, otherwise you can only command the large army to suppress them.

But after coming to Nanyang for years, he has never seen a "straight soldier" in the East.

But now he has a good reason to believe that he will revisit the story.

This is the war smell of a veteran who has participated in the Seven Years War - even if he just caught up with the end.

The Johor gunner ran away with his head in his arms.

The soldiers on the opposite side, every gunshot sounded like a devil howling in their ears. They could almost take a life with just one shot, which was not something they could bear.

As gunners, these Johor soldiers have a higher status than musketeers. Just as the Eight Banners soldiers of the Qing Dynasty were more superior than the Green Camp, they have always been very superior.

Have you ever been killed like this?

They feel like they have become prey, and the other is the hunter.

Without the threat of artillery, the neatly arranged black soldiers behind them immediately strode forward, and Justin was still observing the opposite side.

He found it strange that there was no drum horn in the opposite army, and the Chinese seemed to have used another instrument to replace the marching drum.

Because he faintly heard a very rhythmic sharp sound.
Chapter completed!