When Zhao Linger said these words, she looked pitiful. You have to know that she was the queen of the Ming Dynasty. She was always noble and dignified whether in front of people or behind their backs.
So at this moment, facing Zhao Linger's pitiful look, Zhang Wuji's heart softened immediately, and his previous seriousness was all pretended; "Sister, I, I was just talking nonsense just now, how could I ignore you, how could I not pity you!"
Looking at Zhang Wuji's despicable look, Zhou Zhiruo was speechless. She wanted to quarrel with Zhang Wuji and also wanted to argue with Zhao Linger. Who was it that said to kill Abe Saburo before? It was obviously Zhao Linger's idea, but in the end, she had to take the blame. This was something Zhou Zhiruo could not tolerate.
However, even though she didn't want to endure it, Zhou Zhiruo still endured it because she was too lazy to argue with Zhao Linger about these things. Regardless of whether Zhang Wuji was really angry before, at least Zhou Zhiruo was a little angry now.
However, Zhou Zhiruo was obviously already accustomed to this kind of thing and was too lazy to care about it anymore.
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However, just when Zhou Zhiruo was feeling angry and thinking about how she would take revenge on everyone in the future, she heard even louder shouts of killing.
The direction from which the sound came was exactly the Japanese army's camp. Obviously, Hirohito Hiroichi was a little panicked at this moment. He saw that the Ming army's advantage was getting bigger and bigger, and the death of Abe Saburo made the already panicked army even more panicked. So in a hurry, Hirohito Hiroichi actually ordered a large number of soldiers to press towards the Ming army's formation.
Zhao Min sneered: "You can't hold yourself back anymore. Hirohito Hiroichi is really a waste."
Zhang Wuji also looked at the battlefield and said: "Unfortunately, this cannot be regarded as Hirohito's last blow. It seems that there are still countless soldiers around him."
Zhao Minyan said: "This is indeed not Hirohito's last attack, but having more people may not be enough."
"Otherwise, we wouldn't have been able to defeat the Japanese army of hundreds of thousands like this with only tens of thousands of people."
Zhang Wuji said: "Min'er's words are reasonable, but if we want to break through the current difficulties as soon as possible, we must do something. Do you have any ideas?"
Zhao Min glanced around and said: "Now, given the current situation, Hirohito Hiroichi has sent so many people to attack, and the density of the army is so high. I'm afraid we can kill one of them with a single arrow even if we close our eyes."
"The more this happens, the more unstoppable it will be once a defeat occurs."
Afterwards, Zhao Min issued an order for the Ming army soldiers to transport the catapults prepared in advance to the third line of city defense.
After just this order, Zhang Wuji instantly understood what Zhao Min wanted to do. If all went well, the Japanese troops in the city would be soon defeated.
Looking at Zhang Wuji's eyes, Zhao Min knew that Zhang Wuji understood what she meant.
"You rascal, you go to the city defense and keep an eye on it. I won't go up there. You take care of this matter."
After hearing this, Zhang Wuji immediately nodded.
Without thinking, he returned to the third line of defense that he had just captured not long ago. The moment Zhang Wuji left, all the women present, except Zhao Min, followed him subconsciously. This situation made Zhao Min feel a little uncomfortable.
He subconsciously grabbed someone, and it was none other than Zhou Zhiruo.
"What are you doing?" Zhou Zhiruo was a little surprised.
Zhao Min said with a smile: "Why, you are not angry with that enemy anymore?"
Zhou Zhiruo said: "Angry with him? How can I be so angry? If I were to fuss with that enemy, I would have died of anger long ago."
Zhao Min smiled slightly: "You are very quick to change your expression, but if you are not angry, then don't be angry. There is no need for all of you to follow him."
"Don't you think it's a bit too much to leave me here alone?"
Zhou Zhiruo thought about it and nodded, which surprised Zhao Min: "Indeed, I shouldn't have left you here alone without anyone to talk to. You look so pitiful."
The first half of Zhou Zhiruo's sentence was fine, but the last four words made Zhao Min speechless.
"You vixen, what do you mean by pitiful? That's really unpleasant to hear."
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Zhao Min had never considered whether she was pitiful. As a strong person, she had never thought about this issue. Even if she was pitiful, it was not Zhou Zhiruo's turn to pity her.
In the end, Zhao Min took Zhou Zhiruo to stay at the foot of the city, while Zhang Wuji took the other women back to the third line of defense.
In fact, Zhao Min's idea was not that great. She just looked at the Japanese army formation, which was too thick. In such an army formation, just throwing some kerosene with a catapult could burn a large number of people to death.
Once the death toll increases and the scene becomes horrific, the morale of the Japanese army will collapse.
The situation has become what it is now. Once the morale of the Japanese army collapses, and once there is another small defeat, the Ming army soldiers outside the city will swarm into the city. At that time, the Japanese army will no longer have any chance of turning the tables.
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Under Zhao Min's command, countless Ming army soldiers transported the catapults outside the city to the third line of defense. These things seemed easy, but in fact they took less than half an hour.
Zhang Wuji quickly ordered his soldiers to line up the catapults in order, and then put the remaining kerosene into a small jar, and then placed it on the launching position.
"Soldiers, please watch your distance and don't hurt our own soldiers."
Without further ado, after Zhang Wuji gave a few brief instructions, he gave the order to launch.
The Ming army soldiers first lit the flame on the jar, and then fired it out. The jar filled with kerosene flew in the air for a while, but when it smashed into the Japanese army formation and broke into pieces, it ignited a small sea of fire, and more than a dozen Japanese were instantly set on fire.
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