The Ming Dynasty: The most ruthless imperial grandson, Old Zhu begged me not to kill him.

Chapter 335 The Sharpness of Firearms

King Liang was extremely dissatisfied with Zalawaermi. Why was this guy always going against him? At this moment, he glanced at the general next to him, and the general immediately understood.

He simply stepped forward and looked at the staff member, saying...

"What you say is indeed correct, sir, but isn't it a bit too much?"

"The Ming army has long since been routed by us!"

"Marquis Mu Ying of Xiping has even lost his own command flag. Now, how could they dare to attack us? If they do come, we can seize the opportunity and wipe them out in one fell swoop!"

Everyone cheered upon hearing this, their hearts filled with excitement.

King Liang nodded with a smile.

"That's right. No one can match you in strategy, but you can't compare to the generals in military tactics!"

"Could these generals possibly be wrong?"

"Now that we have cities, we are leaving these soldiers to live in the wilderness. These soldiers are bound to have grievances!"

"This is not a good thing for us!"

"Don't worry, even if Marquis Mu Ying of Xiping attacks again, with the fighting power of our army, we can definitely defeat them completely. Our army can still make them flee in disarray even when they are not well-fed, let alone our army which is full of energy. Even if a thousand of them come, they will all die!"

The other generals nodded, while the aide sighed.

I hope I'm wrong, but for some reason, this battle felt far too easy.

They had clashed with Marquis Mu Ying of Xiping many times before, but each time they suffered heavy losses.

This left these generals feeling very frustrated, and many even developed a negative impression of Marquis Mu Ying of Xiping.

This battle, however, was fought extremely easily, which is somewhat unlike the level of Marquis Mu Ying of Xiping.

That night was quiet; apart from a few patrolling soldiers, most people slept very soundly.

They were so exhausted during the day that they couldn't keep going. Even the patrolling soldiers were drowsy and lacked energy.

The staff officer sighed as he watched the soldiers patrolling.

He specifically came out to say a few words of encouragement, hoping they could cheer up, and even gave them a considerable reward.

But even so, it didn't have much effect; these people were still sleepy.

The next morning, as dawn broke, many of the patrolling soldiers were still asleep. When they woke up, they found that a large number of troops had gathered outside and completely surrounded the area.

Such a huge change happened overnight, and what's frightening is that so many of them didn't even know what had happened.

Soon, this news reached the ears of King Liang, Bazalawarmi.

When Liang Wang Bazalawami heard that they were surrounded by the Ming army, he was extremely surprised and immediately gathered all his generals.

When all his men had gathered on the city wall and were looking down, the Ming army was startled. The Ming troops below were quite numerous, though fewer than their own, but not by much. The leading performer, dressed in a python robe, looked young but possessed a commanding presence.

Two generals accompanied him were Marquis of Xiping, Mu Ying, and Marquis of Dingyuan, Wang Bi.

Zhu Xiong Ying stepped forward with the two generals in front of him and looked at the crowd before him.

"I am Zhu Xiong Ying, the grandson of the Ming Emperor. You are now surrounded. I order you to surrender immediately, or you will surely die without a burial place!"

Everyone was startled by these words. They never expected that the Crown Prince of the Ming Dynasty would personally come to this place. This battle was probably going to be difficult.

King Liang's face turned extremely ugly as he looked ahead and let out a cold snort.

"That little Zhu Xiong Ying is so arrogant! Which general is willing to take him down for me!"

Upon hearing this, the generals looked at each other, none of them daring to step forward.

Originally, it was thought that the Ming Dynasty did not have many troops, but now it seems that the Ming Dynasty has a large number of troops, not to mention that the leaders of these people are none other than Marquis of Xiping Mu Ying and Marquis of Dingyuan Wang Bi.

Both of these are formidable characters. Now, facing them head-on, we don't have much of an advantage. Who would dare to continue fighting like this?

King Liang, Zalawaermi, looked extremely displeased upon seeing this scene. "Does he not have a single warrior under his command?" he asked one of the generals.

"General Modo, you are the most valiant general under my command. You will lead this battle. I entrust all 20,000 of my most elite cavalry to you. You must capture Zhu Xiong Ying!"

Modo frowned upon hearing this.

At this moment, he wanted to resist, but seeing the expression on King Liang's face, he dared not say anything more and could only agree to this matter.

At this moment, he thought that since King Liang had entrusted Zalawami with his most elite 10,000 troops, there was still a chance of winning this battle. With this in mind, he spurred his horse and led his troops out of the city, where they lined up.

At this moment, the Ming Dynasty's musketeers were also in position, looking ready to confront them head-on.

Seeing this, Modo felt extremely pleased and his eyes lit up.

"As expected, Zhu Xiong Ying is just a child. He doesn't understand what war is at all. He actually dared to let these musketeers confront us face to face. He's practically courting death!"

Although muskets were very powerful, they required a long time to reload after each shot, by which time the cavalry would have already charged forward. Therefore, using muskets against cavalry was not very effective.

Seeing that their location wasn't too far from Zhu Xiong Ying and his group, they figured they could just rush up and capture Zhu Xiong Ying.

"Then they will definitely win," he shouted after realizing this.

"My lads under the command of King Liang, you are all the most elite soldiers under King Liang's command. Today, I will lead you to completely annihilate these enemies in this battle. You will prove your strength. These people are no match for you!"

"I believe you are strong enough!"

Upon hearing this, the soldiers all roared in response.

Seeing that the army was in good spirits, King Liang was extremely satisfied with the sight of his troops.

(End of this chapter)