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One after another, the explosive shells were hit by the five whaling ships on the opposite side.

I don’t know whether I should say that Mr. Huang Liangji was unlucky, or that the five whaling ships on the opposite side were too lucky. A bomb accidentally hit the battleship not far from where Mr. Huang Liangji was.

The water waves stirred up and shook the battleship where Mr. Huang was sitting, and directly flipped Mr. Huang to the ground.

This frightened Mr. Huang's soldiers.

This was obviously a bad start. Mr. Huang brought more than fifty warships to destroy Zhu Jinsong's house. As a result, before even a piece of glass was broken, Mr. Huang lost a front tooth first.

A group of soldiers hurriedly rushed over, helped Huang Liangji and Mr. Huang up, and asked in a hurry: "My lord, what should I do now? My lord, do you want to fight back? My lord, are you okay?"

Huang Liangji Huang Gongye is going crazy - there are only five warships converted from whaling ships on the opposite side, but he leads a fleet of more than fifty warships, which can be broken even when it is five times the enemy's.

A front tooth, what does this mean? This is simply a shame!

"The Duke of Ming Dynasty" Huang Liangji fiercely pushed away the soldiers and shouted: "Counterattack! Counterattack!"

In fact, there was no need for Huang Liangji and Mr. Huang to specifically order a counterattack. After all, Mr. Huang not only had the regular navy of the "Ming Dynasty" under his command, but also a large number of pirates who roamed the seas.

The regular navy might still be waiting for Mr. Huang's order, but the pirates immediately launched a counterattack, and there were even a few warships that wanted to avoid the frontal bombardment and outflank it from the side.

The key is that the artillery equipped on the five whaling ships on the opposite side not only has a fast rate of fire and high accuracy, but also has a very long range. It is much stronger than the artillery equipped on the warships under Huang Gongye.

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Huang Gongye's warships can fire three rounds of artillery volleys, and the five warships converted from whaling ships on the opposite side can fire five rounds of artillery volleys; Huang Gongye's warships' cannons cannot hit the opposite side.

However, the cannonballs fired by the opposing warship exploded right next to our own warship.

Even if Mr. Huang's fleet divided up its forces to outflank them immediately, the five warships on the opposite side would only retreat a certain distance.

Compared with the firepower from the opposite side, Mr. Huang's so-called counterattack was more like a helpless rage.

Mr. Huang even felt like he was being walked as a dog.

It was not until after more than ten consecutive rounds that the five whaling ships on the opposite side turned around and ran away, leaving the incompetent and furious Mr. Huang messy in the wind.

For Mr. Huang, today's inexplicable naval battle was really frustrating.

If it weren't for the fact that there were only five warships converted from whaling ships on the opposite side, but our own fleet had more than fifty warships, it would probably be our own fleet that would be unlucky this time.

Fortunately, the fleet on the opposite side probably didn't carry a lot of artillery shells, otherwise it wouldn't have just run away in a hurry after a dozen rounds of shelling.

Looking at the five whaling ships going away, and then touching his mouth where one of his front teeth had been knocked out, Mr. Huang couldn't help but became furious and shouted: "Follow me! Kill these guys!"

Rebels!"

However, what made Mr. Huang despair was that the five whalers on the opposite side were running farther and farther away, and their speed was obviously much faster than the warships under his command.

Huang Gongye's soldiers asked cautiously: "Mr. Gong, the escape direction of the boats on the opposite side should be Xuejia Island or Fushansuo. Do we still want to pursue them?"

There is also a Huangdao between Fushansuo and Xuejia Island, and behind Huangdao is the original naval camp of the Qing Dynasty. It is hard to say whether there are warships in the naval camp, but there will definitely be a large number of coastal defense artillery.

If one's own fleet is led to the naval camp on its own, wouldn't it mean to take the initiative to go there and kill someone?

But Huang Liangji, Mr. Huang snorted coldly and said: "Chase, why don't you chase? Zhu Ni only has these few warships. As long as they are killed, this land along the coast of Shandong will

I can come whenever I want and leave whenever I want!"

As for whether those five warships would lead his own fleet into an ambush and bombard his own fleet with shore artillery, Mr. Huang was not worried at all.

So what if there is an ambush? There are more than fifty warships in our own fleet. Each warship is equipped with dozens of artillery. A single salvo can fire hundreds or even thousands of artillery shells. Is it possible that Zhu Jinsong still has it?

Is it possible to ambush thousands of artillery pieces on the shore?

Besides, my goal was not to engage in a direct landing battle but to capture a warship belonging to Zhu Ni. There was no need to engage in a confrontation with the artillery ambushed on the shore.

After making up his mind, Mr. Huang took more than fifty warships under his command and swarmed after the five whalers.

Then Huang Liangji and Mr. Huang saw what real firepower coverage is.

It is true that Mr. Huang does have more than fifty warships under his command. Most of these fifty warships are equipped with dozens of artillery pieces, and the least is more than ten or twenty cannons. Logically speaking, it should be Mr. Huang.

The firepower of his warships is superior.

But don’t forget, Zhu Jinsong is a patient with severe insufficient firepower syndrome. Based on this premise, the number of artillery equipped by Zhu Jinsong’s army is definitely the largest in the army at the same time, especially the big killers such as coastal defense artillery, which are more powerful than those on ships.

The equipped artillery has a longer range, higher accuracy and faster rate of fire.

Compared with the firepower of Zhu Jinsong's army, the firepower of Huang Gongye's fleet is just like a joke.

The solid shells of the artillery equipment of Mr. Huang's fleet may not be able to hit the artillery positions of Zhu Jinsong's army, but the artillery positions of Zhu Jinsong's army can calmly and elegantly hit Mr. Huang one after another.

His fleet poured out firepower.

In just one salvo, Huang Gongye's fleet lost three warships. After two rounds of salvos, the number of Huanggongye's warships lost had reached ten.

At this moment, even Mr. Huang couldn't help but feel distressed.

These more than fifty battleships were almost half of the entire navy of the "Ming Dynasty". The loss of ten battleships at once meant that the navy of the "Ming Dynasty" was severely damaged.

It is not known how long it will take and how much manpower and material resources it will take to make up for this loss.

Mr. Huang, who had been extremely calm just now, couldn't help but feel like giving up.

However, when Mr. Huang gave the order to retreat, the five whaling ships that had just fled back to the naval camp "like bereaved dogs" rushed out from behind Huang Island again, chasing Mr. Huang's fleet for several rounds.

The artillery fired volleys, and when Mr. Huang ordered to stop the ships to counterattack, the five whaling ships turned around and ran away again.

This made Mr. Huang so angry that he almost vomited blood.

What the hell is going on? Why do Zhu Ni's warships run so fast? Why do Zhu Ni's artillery have such a long range and such high accuracy? Why do the explosion times of the shells they fire are basically the same?

Mr. Huang began to miss the days when he bullied Lin Shuangwen. At least the warships under Lin Shuangwen were no match for the warships in his own hands, so he could only be beaten by him.

Mr. Huang was in pain, and his soldiers of the "Great Ming Navy" and the pirates recruited by Mr. Huang were even more in pain.

Usually when bullying Lin Shuangwen, things go smoothly, but now it's better, it's completely reversed, and he becomes the one being bullied.

I want to fight, but my firepower is not as strong as others, so I can't beat them.

If we want to evacuate, those five warships will come and attack us from time to time, so it is not easy to evacuate.

If this continues, won't all the five or so warships of our own have to be handed over here?

Mr. Huang also knew that it would not be a problem if this continued, so he immediately sent an order to a group of naval generals, requiring them to obtain a warship of the Zhu Ni Navy no matter what method they used.

Mr. Huang knew very well in his heart that if he could not figure out why Zhu Ni's artillery could shoot so accurately and with such a long range, he would have to suffer this kind of disadvantage in the future.

If we can get one of Zhu Ni's warships, we won't lose much even if all these fifty warships are lost here.

However, after receiving the order from Mr. Huang, the naval generals of the "Ming Dynasty" did not take Mr. Huang's order seriously.

You are so awesome, why don’t you go by yourself?

No matter what method you use, you have to get a warship belonging to Zhu Ni?

Apart from anything else, can our warships catch up with others' warships?

If you can catch up, then everything will be easy, but if you can't even catch up, why are you talking about a ball?

After being silent for a long time, Ning Chengfu, the first fleet admiral under Mr. Huang, turned to the soldiers and said: "Give me the order to catch up, but don't chase too closely, in case Zhu Ni's fleet jumps over the wall in a hurry.

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After hearing what their admiral said, Ning Chengfu's soldiers knew what was going on.

The chase must be pursued, after all, Mr. Huang personally gave the order. Failure to pursue it would mean disobeying the general's order, and would not give Mr. Huang face. It would not be cost-effective in terms of the military or his own business.

However, how to chase is a very particular matter - anyway, our Ming Dynasty's fleet is not as fast as Zhu Ni's fleet, so it is understandable that we can't catch up, right?

The regular naval generals like Mr. Huang were better off, but the pirates had no scruples.

One of the pirate leaders looked at the backs of Mr. Huang's soldiers and ordered his pirates in a nonchalant manner: "Brothers, get ready, let's catch up too."

"But you all listen to me, no one is allowed to get too close! They are all raised by father and mother. If you feed the Dragon Prince like this, don't blame me for not warning you."

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Just when Mr. Huang was having pain in his balls on the sea not far from Fushan, Taishi Ruan of the "Ming Dynasty" was furious.uuReading www.uukanshu.com

Master Ruan slammed the table and cursed: "This is simply too much! I sent people with good intentions to persuade him to surrender, but the man named Zhu actually detained the envoy. He just didn't take my Ming Dynasty's million-strong army seriously.

!”

In fact, it's no wonder that Master Ruan was so angry. It was because Zhu Erdan, who was not a son of a man, was too deceitful - for the sake of everyone's surname Zhu, Zhu Zhongqu promised Zhu Erdan the position of prince, and it was Qi.

The word "wang" means "prince".

Of course, this kind of one-word prince is not one-word king. The legendary one-word king does not exist at all. It is mainly the natural titles of kings like Qin, Yan, Han, Qi, Chu, Han, Zhao, and Wei.

It is more noble than other princes, after all, they are all wealthy.

Normally, the King of Qin would not grant a title casually because of his relationship with the ancestor dragon. Even if he granted it, it would have to be given to his own son. The same was true for King Yan. After all, Zhu Laosi was the King of Yan, so any Ming court would

He will not be canonized as King of Yan easily.

Except for the two kings of Qin and Yan, the remaining ones were Qi, Han, Chu, Han, Zhao, and Wei. Zhu Zhongqu considered himself the orthodox Ming Dynasty, so the King of Han would not canonize him because of Zhu Gaoxu, so he

The king of Qi and the king of Han are the most noble.

However, Zhu Erdan did not accept Zhu Zhongqu's canonization. Instead, he directly detained all the envoys, sparing only one boy who could deliver the message, and asked this boy to carry a message to Zhu Zhongqu's Ming court.

"Surrender or die."

This is simply too much bullying!
Chapter completed!