"I really can't figure it out. The Emperor of the Ming Dynasty was also a wise man. Why did he send a fool to lead the army?"

Some of the knowledgeable Mongolian generals around them nodded repeatedly. They also couldn't understand that the other party actually used tens of thousands of cavalry as infantry.

So crowded together, as long as our Mongolian army fired a few rounds while charging, the opponent would definitely suffer heavy casualties.

“I don’t know who the idiot came up with this tactic, it’s harmful to others!”

The Chechen Khan underestimated that even if the Ming army relied on their large numbers to win, their losses would not be small.

To use a Chinese saying, if you kill the enemy by one thousand, you will suffer eight hundred losses...

Mongolian light cavalry is unique in the world, especially mounted archery. In the eyes of an excellent Mongolian cavalry, it is a fool's idea to urge the horses to charge into battle on a large scale and engage in head-on confrontations, especially this kind of life-threatening method.

Therefore, the Mongolian tribes Zasak had already figured out the next tactics in their hearts.

If they charge in formation, the Mongolian warriors will still suffer heavy casualties due to the opponent's desperate fight. This is a stupid thing that must be avoided!

Only by giving full play to the special skills of the Mongols and only riding and shooting can the best strategy be to annihilate the enemy with minimal casualties!

This was the consensus reached by all Mongolian Zasak present, but it was too late...

When they were a hundred steps away from the enemy, the Ming army's central army sent another order, and the generals of each department roared with all their strength:

"The whole army speeds up and advances!"

Following the order, the flags in each column stretched out diagonally forward, all the cavalry of the Ming army accelerated, and the scene of thousands of horses galloping was extremely shocking.

Thousands of horses galloped, the sound of hooves was like thunder, the cavalry of both sides were getting closer and closer, and their fighting spirit became more and more victorious. The Mongolian troops held their bows and arrows, preparing to enter the range to teach the Ming cavalry a profound lesson.

"kill……"

Amidst the shouts, the sound of bowstrings kept ringing, and the Mongolian cavalry fired arrows like locusts forward.

The volleys are all made with light bows. If you are hit by an arrow, you will basically be knocked off the horse. The horse that is hit by the arrow will not fall down immediately, but it will cause pain and anger...

When he was about thirty steps away from the enemy, Hu Dawei, who was riding in the middle of the first row in the sea, raised his weapon high and roared with all his strength:

"Kill the Tartars!"

The frontline cavalry of the Ming army pushed the speed of their horses to the limit and rushed madly towards the Mongolian army not far away.
Chapter completed!