Nan Ming Sun Never Sets

Chapter 148 The Decisive Battle in Southwest Guizhou ([-])
Bai Mingxiu almost felt that he was Zhao Yun. After breaking two cities in a row and slaughtering two old thieves, Shang Kexi and Geng Jimao, Bai Mingxiu's heart became wild.If it is difficult for a person to be killed on the battlefield, being hit by a bullet feels like being bitten by a mosquito, and there is not even a bite when scratched; if a person is cut on the neck by a knife, the knife edge will still curl—probably all of them will evolve into Bai Mingxiu's mentality.

What's more, he personally leads the troops into the battle, which has a huge 20% bonus to the morale of the troops, and even has a frontal buff on the panel, so Bai Mingxiu can't give up occasionally trying to be a general who charges into the battle .

Not to mention that he is a prince supervising the country, even the battalion commander in a normal army is not very good at participating in battles with guns and knives.

However, Bai Mingxiu can proudly say that he is used to it.

This guy even dared to gallop his horse to the front. When he rushed into the Qing army's camp, the Qing army didn't even have a good defensive organization. Wuyang Wuyang's soldiers still gathered together, and their None of the officers had a good idea how to fight back.

Zhao Butai didn't even have time to arrange how to fight this battle. In fact, the Qing army had lost its command system. Only small officers led the soldiers to fight, and some soldiers even couldn't find their superiors.Bai Mingxiu rushed up, raised his carbine, and shot the head of a Qing army commander.

Bai Mingxiu, who was already very proficient in equestrian skills, was still galloping. With one hand, he took out the fixed paper shell bullets from the bullet belt on his body and stuffed them into the carbine.

Earlier, Bai Mingxiu was not very interested in the M1 series of rifles and carbines. After all, they were only percussion guns from the 19th century.But after Bai Mingxiu has played a lot, he can feel his retro and effective charm from this weapon.

The M1 series rifles are largely imitated based on the Chasepo M1866. They use custom-loaded paper shells and are fired by piercing the primer with a machine needle.Each shot will completely burn the paper shell and push it out of the barrel, and then open the trigger and insert the next bullet, which is essentially continuous shooting.

The firepower of the M1 rifle is quite impressive, and the output firepower is ten times that of the flintlock musket and bird gun, and its power, accuracy and maintainability are stronger.Although the paper shell may remain in the barrel if it is not fully burned, it is easier to clean up.

What Bai Mingxiu wore was the standard bullet belt of the Ming Dynasty Rejuvenation Army, which could insert 40 rounds of ammunition in total, and 40 rounds of rifle ammunition is the ammunition base of the infantry of the Ming Dynasty Rejuvenation Army.

The soldiers following His Highness the Crown Prince also shot the enemy at close range with carbines, knocking down a group of people at once.Some soldiers reloaded their bombs calmly, while others drew out their sabers to attack when the enemy rushed up to fight back.

The marksmanship of the Mongolian cavalry of the Second Cavalry Division may be similar to that of Bai Mingxiu. They can hit, but they are not really good marksmen.After all, their carbine shooting is all sport shooting, and the distance will not be too far.But when it comes to killing people immediately, these big brothers are very good at it.

The cavalry who rushed into the Qing army's camp were extremely murderous and extremely ferocious.

"Warriors of Manchuria, kill them!" An Eight Banners leader in a blue padded armor finally climbed onto the horse's back in a hurry, leading a few coats of arms and wanted to kill them.

At this time, the soldiers of the Eight Banners could not be regarded as completely corrupted. Compared with the Eight Banner moths who had no combat effectiveness in later generations, they still had the ability to fight.And for a long time, they have established a psychological superiority against the Han army, which makes them not afraid to directly confront the Ming army.

Even if the camp was broken at this moment, although these Eight Banners soldiers were flustered, they still dared to resist.

As soon as the leader got on his horse and ran for a few steps, a Ming army cavalry rushed over with a saber in front of him. The impact force of the Ming army cavalry was astonishing. As soon as the saber turned, the leader wanted to raise his saber to resist, but the cavalry of the Ming army turned to stabbing at an oblique direction, and stabbed the leader in the rib with one knife.

The most powerful thing was that his sprinting strength and his own physical strength were so great that he directly chopped off the leader from the horse's back.

Manchuria Zuoling has always boasted of his high martial arts skills, but the Second Cavalry Division is just an ordinary cavalry soldier, and he can be easily slaughtered, not to mention other Qing soldiers.

Bai Mingxiu really has no martial arts or skills to show off. The only thing he can do is to constantly load his carbine and then shoot the enemy.Anyway, Ma Zuuri and other Jinyi guards were all guarding him, and they chopped up all the enemies who tried to get close.

But Bai Mingxiu observed by himself, the soldiers of the Second Cavalry Division were really awesome.He didn't really understand before that the cavalry is the key force to dominate the battlefield, so he couldn't imagine that scene, but now in front of him, this killing show is being staged alive.

The Manchurian soldiers resisted with all their strength, but they were pressed against the chopping board and chopped to death just like chickens.

Also seeing this scene was Zhao Butai, who was surrounded by a group of coats and guards. Zhao Butai wanted to command the soldiers to fight back. After all, he had more troops than the Ming cavalry who broke in.However, his face is full of disbelief now.

He believes that in terms of combat prowess and bravery, the "Jurchens" from Baishan and Heishui are invincible, so they conquered the Mongols, defeated the Koreans, and now they have entered the customs and ruled the Huahua World in the Central Plains. This is why they established the state The Jurchens fought with swords and guns on the battlefield.

But the soldiers of the Ming army in front of them were not only bigger and bigger than the Manchurians, but also their martial arts skills and fighting power were not comparable to the Manchurians.Not to mention that they still copy from the back, which has a tactical advantage. At the same time, they are also equipped with firecrackers that can fire continuously, which has an equipment advantage.

The cavalry under Bai Mingxiu's command were very thieves. They charged for a while, then pulled the horses away, and continued to shoot with their carbines.Some cavalrymen even took off their bows from their backs and fired angrily at the Qing army.

At this moment, Bai Mingxiu also saw Zhao Butai surrounded by a group of Qing soldiers. Although he couldn't tell how big an official this person was, he didn't look too small.

"Tartars will die." Bai Mingxiu is now a leading actor, so he should talk about it.

Mouth guns are fighting power.

He galloped his horse towards Zhao Butai and others, followed by Ma Zouri and others.

Because Bai Mingxiu's attire was no different from that of ordinary cavalry, Zhao Butai didn't know that it was Prince Daming who was coming towards him, so he just yelled: "Stop him!"

The Qing army was about to fight back with their shotguns. Bai Mingxiu did not give anyone a chance to grab the head this time. He threw a grenade towards that side from a long distance, and then immediately turned his horse's head to prepare for the impact. .

Zhao Butai saw an unknown stick falling in front of his group. Before he could ask what it was, the grenade exploded.

The splashing fragments and the shock wave of the explosion blasted Zhao Butai into more than a dozen pieces of different sizes.

(End of this chapter)