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

Chapter 359 Taking risks

Upon hearing this, these people were filled with panic. Without food, they didn't know what they would do in the future.

Just then, a general spoke up.

"Marshal, don't worry. Since the enemy dares to attack our rear, their rear in front of their camp is very vulnerable. This is an opportunity. As long as we break through and wound these enemies in front of us, we can obtain a large amount of food!"

The generals nodded in agreement, as this was perhaps their only way to break the deadlock.

The commander sighed, realizing that this was the only option left. He then led his army out of the city, preparing to charge towards the outer camp.

Inside the military camp, a general was sitting in this spot. If anyone saw him, they would surely be very surprised, because the person sitting here was none other than Mu Ying, the Duke of Qian.

After Duke Mu Ying of Qian conquered Dali's territory, you directly handed it over to the subsequent army and officials to manage.

Zhu Xiong Ying also began preparing to move towards Dali.

He himself quietly led his troops to the camp to take over the defense previously held by the Duke of Li.

At this moment, the soldiers outside reported the enemy's movements.

Duke Mu Ying of Qian smiled and said upon hearing this.

"It seems they have already received news that Duke Li of the State, Wang Bi, is attacking from behind!"

"In that case, let's ambush them again while they're still unaware!"

The general immediately moved into an ambush position after being hit.

The Da Viet army breathed a sigh of relief when they learned that there were not many enemies in the camp ahead, and that the enemy had already circled around to their rear.

This sounds incredibly embarrassing; their large army had been completely outmaneuvered by just a few people.

So a group of soldiers, seething with anger, charged madly toward the front-line camp.

The patrolling soldiers saw the enemy charging towards them and fled the area without hesitation.

The head coach was extremely worried when he saw this.

Now that the enemy has fled this place, it means that their actions were probably within the Ming army's expectations. It is unknown whether they left any food for them. If they did not have any food, their days ahead will likely be difficult.

At this moment, a general noticed their commander's sullen expression and said...

"General, there is no need to worry. The pass to the north is extremely important. The Ming Dynasty no longer has enough strength to defend this place. This is an opportunity for us. We can defend this place!"

"Then send troops to attack other places. As long as we take those places, there won't be any major problems!"

The commander-in-chief nodded after hearing this. Only by attacking in this way could they survive and perhaps even obtain some food.

Of course, when they entered the place and saw that there was some food inside, they breathed a sigh of relief. Sure enough, the Ming Dynasty had not gone too far and had left them some food.

These soldiers, who had been starving for days, were extremely excited to see this scene. Great! Finally, they had food to eat.

They scrambled for the grain, but when Gan Jiang took a bite, he discovered a strong smell of kerosene in it.

"General, the grain here is all grease!"

Upon hearing this news, everyone's expression changed drastically.

"Oh no, we've been tricked!"

Just then, a series of whooshing sounds came from outside, and countless shells crashed into the room. The oil, upon encountering sparks, immediately spread into a towering fire.

The soldiers inside had never experienced anything like this before; the entire camp was like a living hell. They frantically tried to escape, but the musketeers outside were already waiting.

All the soldiers who escaped were shot.

The commander-in-chief was deeply saddened by this scene. After this battle, he knew that countless soldiers of his Great Yue would be burned to death.

He sighed as he thought of this. Now the king was missing and the capital had been captured.

Even their army had been defeated, and their lives hung in the balance, hanging on the enemy's every move. Continuing to fight was meaningless to them. Thinking of this, he sighed, as if he had aged ten years.

"We can no longer resist. Order the soldiers at the front to surrender!"

Hearing this, everyone felt extremely unwilling.

"General, you cannot surrender. If you surrender, our Great Yue will be wiped out, and we will be at the mercy of the Ming army!"

The head coach sighed upon hearing this.

"But what can we do in this situation? If we don't surrender, I dare say that it won't be long before we are wiped out in this place, and not one of our brothers will survive!"

“These brothers trust me and that’s why they’re with me. I can’t let them all die on the battlefield, in this meaningless war!”

Left with no other choice, he could only lead a group of burned soldiers out of there.

He frowned as he saw a man with an extremely brave appearance appear there.

"Who are you? Didn't you say that Wang Bi, the Duke of Li of the Great Ming Dynasty, appeared in the south of my Great Yue? Who are you?"

Zhu Xiong Ying smiled and looked at the commander-in-chief in front of him.

"Being able to defend this place for so long is enough to show that you are quite capable. As a soldier, I admire you. I am Mu Ying, Duke of Qian of the Great Ming Dynasty!"

Hearing this name makes one gasp; the Duke of Qian, Mu Ying, is renowned throughout the entire southwest.

I never expected that the person I was facing would be the one in front of me.

The head coach sighed upon hearing the name.

"No wonder we couldn't win. It's because you're leading this army. If that's the case, then our defeat is not unjust!"

Soon, the armies of Duke Mu Ying of Qian and Duke Wang Bi of Li joined forces.

When the armies of the Khmer Empire and other countries arrived at the front lines, they found that the flags on the city walls had been changed to those of the Ming Dynasty.

This was somewhat unbelievable to them. It was said that the defenses of Dai Viet were very solid, and that the Ming army had already stopped its offensive. Why was this happening?

It seems that no one understands what happened.

Left with no other option, the Khmer army had to stop at the border.

So the message was sent to the place where the messenger was.

At this time, Zhu Xiong Ying was busy moving.

Previously, Bozhou was established to suppress those chieftains.

These chieftains are no longer a major threat to them, so there is no need to worry about these things now. On the contrary, Dali is the most suitable city to be stationed in the entire southwest.

(End of this chapter)