The wind whistled and the waves piled up.
The sea is surging, and so are the people.
The surge mentioned in the latter refers to the state of mind of the Fusang soldiers.
From the moment the Qiong Army blew the counterattack horn, the atmosphere of war immediately broke out, and the pores of each of them were filled with bloodthirsty emotions.
The war drums on Qiongjun's side were like thunder, and the shouts were endless.
Fusang's flags were flying, and a chilling atmosphere filled the air.
Although Emperor Mingzheng knew that Qi Yu would never surrender, he did not expect that he would actually choose this moment to attack.
Judging from the timing of his actions, he was almost at the same pace as his own, and there was no reaction time lag at all.
In other words, his move had been planned for a long time, and it was entirely based on prejudgment.
After thinking about this, Emperor Meisho suddenly realized that something was wrong.
Since Qi Yu has been planning it for a long time, he will definitely make follow-up actions, so he must remain highly vigilant.
For the sake of caution, she decided to step out of the cabin, personally direct and dispatch, and do her best to deal with emergencies.
Let’s first understand the specific situation at hand.
Looking from a distance, I saw that the opponent had divided into two detachments to attack our own flanks. The attack was menacing and seemed unstoppable.
what to do?
What else can be done? When the soldiers come, they will be blocked by water and earth. Naturally, they have to divide their forces to fight.
In this link, there are two methods available.
The first is to allocate a small number of troops to deal with both sides, while he personally leads the main force to attack the main ship in the center.
Then, capture Qi Yu alive.
This approach seems appropriate, but it has a fatal flaw.
That is, the separated troops are likely to be wiped out by the opponent due to their small strength and military superiority. And the main ship in the center may not start the battle as he wishes. Once it turns around and retreats, he will not be able to catch up.
The final result is that one's own side loses troops and generals, but the opponent is able to retreat unscathed, and the gain outweighs the loss.
So this method is not optional.
Excluding this strategy, all that remains is to spread out attacks in an evenly scheduled manner.
Although the troops are scattered, the most important thing is to be safe. If you are lucky, you may be able to win a small victory.
"Give me the order to leave four battleships in the center of the formation, and send all other combat forces to the two sides. If you can annihilate the enemy forces on both wings, I will reward you heavily!"
"However, if anyone retreats before the battle or is unable to defeat the enemy, he will be killed without mercy afterwards!"
It can be seen that the prestige of Emperor Meisho is still very high. As soon as she finished speaking, her subordinates started to move hurriedly.
Up and down, there is no one holding back.
However, action alone is not enough.
Because the incident happened suddenly and no corresponding plan was made in advance, it was inevitable to be in a hurry in an emergency. In addition, the speed of Qiongjun's ships was too fast, leaving them little time to adjust their formation.
Thus, chaos arose in the midst of busyness.
If you mess up, you have to pay the price.
Not to mention, the separated Fuso Army was really caught off guard by the Qiong Army on both wings. In particular, the ship running at the front suddenly became a target for the other party to establish its power.
With just one shot, the mast was broken.
The second shot sank!
This attack showed not only the style of Qiong Jun, but also the mighty momentum, which was jaw-dropping.
Is it a fluke?
not completely!
Assuming that Fuso's team could push through the encirclement, Qiong's army would never dare to fire so recklessly.
But if you move forward in a file, what else do people have to fear?
This is the price of confusion while busy.
Although Fuso only lost one battleship, it severely damaged morale. On the contrary, Qiong Jun's momentum was as strong as a chicken's blood...
Looking at the battle situation that was not in his favor, Emperor Mingzheng began to frown.
This situation seriously exceeded her expectations.
We were supposed to annihilate the enemy and win, but now we are being ravaged by the enemy. Do you think it's disgusting or not?
"Quickly pass on the order to slow down the formation speed of the fleets on both wings. Stop pursuing the pursuit of speed to control speed!"
"After setting up the formation, slowly move forward..."
Although it is a last-ditch move, it must be done. Just try to recover as much loss as you can!
You can't just turn a blind eye and make the same mistake again and again, right?
The execution ability of Fuso people is very good. As soon as they receive the order, they immediately make relevant adjustments.
However, the chaos has already been formed, how can it be changed in a moment?
Due to the lack of cooperation and protection among the ships, the Qiongzhou Army quickly seized the opportunity and sank a large ship.
Emperor Mingzheng was so angry and angry that he wanted to grab Qi Yu and bite off a piece of meat.
It would be best to bite off his roots and leave him in despair for the rest of his life.
While she was chattering, she suddenly saw Qiong Jun's main ship attacking like a ghost.
Even though it is only a single ship, it is very impressive in terms of momentum, even three points more powerful than the dragon that goes out to sea.
Judging from the way it was galloping at full speed, it seemed like it was going to be a head-on collision.
Is this...the rhythm of dying together?
Isn't it?
When did Qi Yu become a ruthless person who didn't care about his life?
In the understanding of Emperor Meisho, Qi Dalang was the kind of elegant general who strategized. Although he was not a timid person, he was definitely not a man who was brave enough to defeat the three armies.
But now, he has done something incomprehensible and reckless.
How to explain this?
I really can't figure it out.
Whether you understand it or not, you have to face the current reality.
As the saying goes, the brave will win when faced with a narrow road, and this is the case at this time.
Due to the lack of judgment and logic, he could not figure out Qi Dalang's motives. Therefore, Emperor Meisho had to rely on instinctive feelings to respond.
He wanted to die, but he didn't want to.
I was in my prime, how could I die with a big bad guy like him?
In that case, wouldn't it be a big loss?
"Go down with the order and dodge his attack!"
"No matter what, we can't let him hit us!"
Emperor Mingzheng forced himself to calm down, and at the same time, he also reacted instinctively.
The priority at the moment is not how to defeat the enemy, but to keep yourself useful.
As for whether the other party would take the opportunity to fire, she was not worried at all.
In this kind of fast movement at a small angle and close range, there is basically no possibility of a cannonball hitting, so you can just keep it in your stomach.
As long as he avoids the impact, he can regroup and immediately launch an all-round hunt.
Until then, let me see where you are going to escape!
If I catch you alive, I will definitely cut off your third leg and I will never break my promise!
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