In the Ming army camp, Zhang Liang, the left-behind general, was the deputy general of Huang Degong, the deputy governor of Longteng Army.

After the military camp was attacked by rockets, smoke began to appear in many places.

Zhang Liang began to sweat on his forehead, which was the first time he had been following Governor Yue Fei for war.

Once the camp catches fire, what if he can do if he keeps the camp and is not compromised by the Tartars, it is still a failure.

Just as Zhang Liang was anxiously waiting for the governor's reinforcements, he suddenly remembered the earth-shaking shouts of killing outside.

The Tartar cavalry was in chaos in an instant, and the rockets immediately stopped shooting.

Zhang Liang grabbed the telescope and looked out of the military camp, and the Ming army flags were everywhere.

The number of soldiers was tens of thousands, and it had already surrounded 10,000 Tatar cavalry.

Seeing that, I was not a soldier from Longteng Army, but seemed to be the Ming army from other places.

Look at the flag of the Grand Marshal fluttering in the wind in the middle, with a big word ""Yan" written on it.

Zhang Liang thought about it for a long time, but he didn't remember which army it was.

But they knew they were their own people, so they hurriedly shouted to the firearm soldiers beside them:

"Our reinforcements are here, and the tiger squat cannons will stop shooting to avoid accidental injuries. Leave two thousand flintlock spearmen to stand firm on their positions, and all other soldiers will go to put out the fire."

"yes"

Seeing reinforcements arrived, the Ming soldiers were very excited and agreed and went to put out the fire.

Just now, when he saw black smoke coming out of the Ming army camp, Budaqi was still proud, but in a blink of an eye it seemed like he fell into an ice hole and was cold all over his body.

Looking at the countless Ming troops appearing around, Budaqi knew that he would not be able to leave if he didn't leave, so he hurriedly sent an order to withdraw his troops.

"The Warriors, it's not that we are not brave enough, but that the Ming army is too cunning and breaks north quickly."

After more than 2,000 cavalry of the Tartars died in battle, they immediately broke through the north forcibly.

The team suddenly appeared behind the Tartars was Yan Yingyuan's tribe who came directly from Subei, Gansu.

After restoring all the land occupied by the bandits, Zhu Youjian ordered Yan Yingyuan to go straight to the Mongolian Yuan from Gansu to support the Longteng Army.

It’s not that the Longteng Army is not strong enough, but that the area of ​​the Mongol Yuan is too large, and Yue Fei’s tens of thousands of people are really unstoppable. Although they are invincible, there are times when they can’t take care of their heads and ends.

In this way, Li Yan and Yan Yingyuan's troops were divided into two groups. Yan Yingyuan directly sent troops to the Mongolian Yuan, while Li Yan began to cooperate with local officials to carry out land reform and the collection of commercial taxes.

Before Yan Yingyuan sent troops, he borrowed someone from Li Yan as his deputy general, and he was Li Laiheng, a hero of the anti-Qing Dynasty in the late Ming Dynasty.

The river flows eastward thousands of waves, and the heroic blood flows endlessly for three hundred years.

National hero Li Laiheng was an outstanding general of the rebel army in the late Ming Dynasty.

Li Laiheng's life is struggling for survival, dignity, the country, the nation, and loyalty and righteousness.

In the early stage, he followed Li Guo and resisted the decaying Ming Dynasty rule at that time.

Later, he led his army to fight against the Eastern abduct regime that exterminated the Chinese clothes and interrupted the backbone of the Han people.

Li Laiheng's military career in the Qing Dynasty occupied most of his years in leading the army. It can be said that his main life was spent in the struggle against the Eastern Abduct.

Although he died in the end, his heroic spirit of resisting Qing Dynasty and resisting aggression, his indomitable national spirit, and his national integrity of killing themselves, were with the mountains and rivers, and shining with the sun and the moon.

Li Laiheng selected Maolu Mountain in Xingshan County, Hubei Province as a base to cultivate mountain fields and subsist on its own. The Thirteen Army quickly expanded to hundreds of thousands of people, becoming one of the main anti-Qing forces at that time.

In the fifteenth year, under the leadership of Li Laiheng and Liu Tichun, the Thirteen Army besieged Chongqing twice, effectively supporting the Western Army of Li Dingguo's anti-Qing struggle.

In the first year of Kangxi (1662), the regime in the east mobilized three armies and besieged the Thirteen Army of Kuidong. Li Laiheng and others commanded the soldiers to fight bravely and defeated the Qing army many times.

At this time, the anti-Qing armed forces in various places failed one after another, and famous anti-Qing generals died in battle. Li Laiheng was isolated and had no help, so he could only defend the steep Maolu Mountain.

In August of the third year of Kangxi, the East took advantage of the traitors to lead the way and took advantage of the fog to attack from the back mountain. Due to exhaustion of force, Li Laiheng's family burned himself and the thirteen armies were wiped out.

Of course, because Zhu Youjian traveled through time and changed the direction of history, Li Laiheng was still entrenched in Shanxi at this time.

While he was extremely shocked by the great changes in the Ming Dynasty, he was also deeply pleased with the significant improvements in people's lives. Later, Li Yan persuaded him to surrender.

After a period of contact, the two young people cherish each other. Yan Yingyuan admired Li Laiheng very much, before receiving the emperor's imperial edict to enter the Mongolian Yuan.

Because Yan Yingyuan had no one around him, he thought of Li Laiheng and asked Li Yan to borrow Li Laiheng.

After Li Laiheng surrendered to the Ming Dynasty, he was a soldier of the Ming Dynasty. Of course, Li Yan would not disturb Li Laiheng from going to make achievements.

He readily agreed to Yan Yingyuan's request and asked Li Laiheng to join Yan Yingyuan in the battle against the grassland.

In this way, the two young men drew an army of 100,000 from Li Yan.

Through Subei, we directly entered the grassland, swept through several small grassland tribes along the way, and came to meet Yue Fei.

It’s not easy to find the Longteng Army soon in a huge prairie.

But coincidentally, the Korqin tribe sent troops to fight against Longteng Army, but was found by the scout under Yan Yingyuan.

So they led an army of 100,000 to attack the Ming army's garrison.

It was better to come by chance than to come by. When the Tartars besieged the Ming army camp, Yan Yingyuan did not hesitate and shot Budaqi's deputy general without hesitation.

Seeing that the Tartars wanted to run away, Yan Yingyuan turned around and looked at Li Laiheng and smiled:

"Come on, you kid are also doing it. We both shoot at the same time to see who will kill the Tartar leader first."

Li Laiheng smiled slightly and said modestly:

"General, the distance is a bit far, and his subordinates are not sure of hitting the enemy general."

Although he was very modest, Li Laiheng and Yan Yingyuan raised the flintlock rifle in their hands almost at the same time.

The distance is about 150 steps, which is a test for Yan Yingyuan and Li Laiheng.

Yan Yingyuan has used the flintlock rifle easily, but Li Laiheng has only been in contact with the flintlock rifle for more than ten days.

But Li Laiheng was born a sharpshooter. After seeing the flintlock rifle, he immediately couldn't put it down.

Now, Yan Yingyuan has been trained in technology at all, and there is still some gap in experience.

The difficulty is indeed very high, and one hundred and fifty steps is already the limit of the flintlock rifle.

Because Budaqi commanded the Tartars to charge, his body kept shaking, making it even more difficult for them to grasp the accuracy.

But Yan Yingyuan and Li Laiheng stared at Buddach tightly, and their hands did not tremble at all.

In order to kill the Tartar general, the two Ming generals were fully focused and put everything aside, and at this time they were like two statues.

At this time, Budac was still encouraging the Tartar cavalry to charge.

Hundreds of people were instantly killed in the previous wave of charges, and hundreds of people were killed by flintlock guns.

The arrogant Tartars began to be afraid and dared not charge with all their might.

Budac raised his sword and roared desperately:

"Run quickly, don't panic. Minggou cavalry is vulnerable. If someone dares to disrupt our morale, he will rectify the law on the spot..."

"Bang bang..."

Before Budaqi finished speaking, he was suddenly hit by a bullet on his left shoulder.

"ah……"

"Bang……"

He just screamed, but then another gunshot was heard, and a bullet was pierced by another right shoulder.
Chapter completed!