In the age of firearms, the role of spiritual power in war gradually decreased, and the end of this madness of the shogunate army was completely an act of giving away people's heads, and in the future generations, this was to be sanctioned!

Unable to rush in front of the enemy and start a melee battle, no matter how strong the will and high fighting spirit are, it will be in vain.

Bronze beats the king, or is it a headwind game, what's the use of having more people? Don't talk about tactics at all, send people in the middle of the road, this is not a head iron, but pitiful!

Therefore, no matter how desperately the shogunate army tried, it could not change this gap between the two sides.

In the passionate sound of war drums, the Ming army's platoon guns were very imposing, and the rhythm continued to accelerate, and in front of them, there was a hazy smoke of gunpowder.

Behind the smoke of gunpowder, there were pieces of shogunate soldiers who fell on the way to the charge, and they sent them in rows, but the more they sent, the fewer they sent.

The thunderous salvo was still ringing back, and Yoshizawa struggled to his feet from the pile of corpses, crouching on the ground and looking around.

The front shogunate soldiers were basically reimbursed, and it was their turn to raise them to go up, and Yoshizawa naturally wouldn't be sent to death, so he fell down in a hurry, and lay on a half-dead pro-domain soldier, suppressing his last breath.

Yoshizawa clearly remembered that twenty-three people had stepped on him, and looking at the situation now, there didn't seem to be many people rushing ahead.

He sighed, at this time he was in the middle of the battlefield, in front of him was the advancing Ming army, and behind him was the chaotic shogunate army, he couldn't escape at all, he could only sit and wait for the Ming army to push over and capture him.

After going through so much, Yoshizawa seemed to see it open, and simply lay on the ground and waited, by the way, thinking about the reason for surrendering.

He heard that a few days ago, Emperor Daming issued a decree that as long as the shogunate army abandoned those who surrendered to the light or surrendered voluntarily, they would be treated very well.

For example, in the battle five days ago, the Ming army captured more than 2,000 shogunate soldiers, and they were given good treatment: warm barracks, good food, and timely treatment.

I heard that in the prisoner camp, the prisoners still have private space, and some of the prisoners have even set up a commissary to sell all kinds of things to their comrades.......

I heard that the army also sent officers to visit them, and not only did they not punish them, but they also felt very good.

I don't know where this news came from to the shogunate army camp, and all of a sudden the Ming army's good reputation of "preferential treatment of prisoners" spread.

Although the shogunate quickly refuted the rumors and trumpeted that the Ming army was murderous and wantonly slaughtered prisoners, Yoshizawa Bright still chose to trust the Ming army.

Although he is a small soldier, he also has a view of the overall situation, and the war has reached this point, if the Ming army kills the prisoners again, isn't it a donkey kick in the brain? How would they rule Japan in the future?

Thinking about it, Yoshizawa realized that there was a pro-vassal soldier who had been shot in the right cheek beside him.

This guy didn't die, his face was covered in blood, and he couldn't speak like a mute, just pointed at Yoshizawa vigorously.

Yoshizawa was shocked, this guy has a good silhouette, but now he can't finish being hit by bullets, like a ghost, if it is placed at night, it will definitely scare people stupid.

When the pro-feudal soldier saw that Yoshizawa had found him, it was as if he had found a life-saving straw, and his bloody hands were scratching his face desperately, as if he was begging for help.

Yoshizawa ignored him and simply closed his eyes.

This pro-feudal soldier was wearing pink cherry blossom-colored armor, and it could be seen that he had some status in the shogunate army, maybe he was an ashigaru general or something.

However, in Yoshizawa's eyes, the pro-feudal soldiers don't have a good thing, they usually like to rely on their bodies and wantonly bully the captured ashigaru, which is not a thing, and they deserve to die!

After a while, Yoshizawa opened his eyes, but saw that the soldiers were still lying on the ground, he tried to raise his head, blood sprayed in his mouth, his throat seemed to be blocked by blood, and he made a lotus sound, his eyes were full of pleading and looking at him, and the desire to survive was very strong.

Ji Ze suddenly looked at him, and remembered one thing, he saw that there were few people around, and the Ming army was still forty or fifty steps away, so he quickly crawled towards the pro-domain soldiers.

The eyes of the pro-feudal soldier were full of hope, but then, what caught his eye was a large sole.

Yoshizawa kicked the soldier immobilized, and then nervously crawled towards him, tearing his light armor and searching his whole body for silver yuan.

Finally, he found a small bag of silver balls, quickly stuffed them into his arms, and then crawled to the side and closed his eyes and pretended to be dead.

Unconsciously, Ji Ze only felt that the earth trembled slightly, and the rumbling sound became louder and louder, and he knew that the Ming army was approaching!

Yoshizawa's heart was beating rapidly, and his whole body was faintly trembling, and he had a feeling that he couldn't breathe.

The array of the Ming army was getting closer, their steps were firm and powerful, and Yoshizawa could even feel that their front was already stepping on his side......

He turned his back to the Ming army, quietly squinted one eye to observe the surroundings, and saw that the front of the shogunate had collapsed in the earth-shattering volley of the Ming army, and no one charged, and they retreated in horror.

At this time, I only heard an impassioned horn sound around me, and then a fierce shout sounded not far from Yoshizawa: "Get on the bayonet!" Charge!! ”

The sound of a metal collision sounded, and immediately after, the footsteps of the Ming army suddenly became chaotic, like a group of wild horses launching an attack on Nangong Mountain.

The sharp bayonets of the Tenmu Army stabbed the shogunate soldiers one after another, mercilessly harvesting the cheap lives of the Japanese.

The spirit of the shogunate army was finally exhausted, and I don't know which soldier first threw away the weapon in his hand, turned his head and ran back, and shouted in his mouth: "The Ming army is killed, run quickly, if you don't run, you will die!" ”

This act is like throwing a boulder on the surface of a calm lake, splashing a large splash, not to mention a large ripple, but also a circle of ripples, spreading outward.

In the shogunate army, a few people ran away, then a dozen, hundreds, or even thousands.

Like a moving war machine, the Celestial Warriors are constantly stabbing the enemy in front of them and chasing down the fleeing enemy troops.

The mentally broken shogunate let out a hoarse howl and fled for their lives in a panic.

Some of the daimyos, retainers, and even lower-ranking samurai still wanted to fight a bloody battle with the Ming army and serve the Tokugawa shogunate, but they were unable to stop the soldiers from fleeing.

The shogunate army accounted for the vast majority, most of them recruited and captured from the peasants, they have always paid attention to running against the wind, once the mood of defeat spreads, the king of heaven Lao Tzu is not useful!

With the rapid advance of the Ming army, the shogunate army completely collapsed, and everyone fled in a panic.

The tide of soldiers ran wildly through the crowd, and some of the daimyo personal guards were even squeezed into the crowd.

Sakai Tadashi looked at the scene in front of him in despair, his face pale and lost, and muttered: "The shogunate is over, Japan is over!" ”