The rocketeers on the rocket car have all been carefully trained, and the top priority of the training is the loading speed.

So they were very fast and fired a second round of salvos directly.

The direction can be adjusted by turning the car slightly, and the whooshing sound was heard again above the battlefield.

There was a loud explosion and the battlefield was instantly covered in smoke.

The Jiannu cavalrymen were thrown to the ground on their horses, and screams filled the air.

Huang Taiji, who was standing behind, was stunned by the scene before him.

What is this?

Huang Taiji had seen the Ming Dynasty's artillery before, and his father, the Khan, had been killed by a cannon. But he had never imagined it would be so powerful. Didn't the Ming army bring any cannons?

Huang Taiji was very familiar with the Ming army's cannons. The larger and heavier they were, the more powerful they were.

The scouts had already found out that the Ming Dynasty had not brought any cannons. What was going on?

Huang Taiji stared at the scene in amazement, unable to react.

The third round of rocket car salvos came again, directly covering the entire battlefield.

There was chaos on the battlefield and the Ming army began to move.

These men held flintlock rifles, already loaded with bullets. They marched forward in unison, forming a straight line, and then pulled the trigger.

He didn't even look forward or aim. After all, there was no need to aim with this muzzle-loading rifle.

The sounds of bang bang bang resounded throughout the battlefield again, and their bullets hit the smoke-filled battlefield directly.

Covered by bullets, screams rang out again.

For a moment, the entire battlefield seemed to have turned into a Shura hell.

The three-stage design is that the first row retreats after shooting, the second row continues to shoot forward, and then the third row takes over.

This ensured that the guns had sufficient firepower while those who retreated to the back began to reload ammunition.

This cycle repeated itself, and the sound of gunfire resounded throughout the battlefield.

When the smoke was blown away by the wind, the overall scene on the battlefield shocked everyone.

The entire battlefield was littered with large craters, with war horses lying all over the place and some blown to pieces.

The battlefield was littered with the corpses of Jiannu soldiers. A few of them had their legs blown off and were lying on the ground wailing for help. There were basically no people standing.

Whenever the Ming army saw anyone alive, they would fire bullets at them.