Yanguli's understanding of gunpowder is more based on weapons such as artillery and muskets, which is still the first two years when Kong Youde coerced the rebels to cross the sea to join Houjin, bringing a large number of military craftsmen, so that Houjin began to have the ability to produce those weapons that they were once very afraid of. However, Yanguli did not have a relevant concept of the use of explosives, because the production capacity of gunpowder in the Houjin was extremely limited, and the supply to the army was still stretched, and it could no longer be used to research weapons of mass destruction or other bizarre uses.

As for the advanced forms such as nitroglycerin explosives, safety fuses, and mercury detonators used in the Haihan army, not to mention Yanguli, even the craftsmen who brought gunpowder and cannon-making technology to Houjin had no relevant concepts at all. For the special means of attack of blasting, the Houjin army has never heard of it, and naturally it will not take this tactic as the object of prevention.

There are two "blasting" incidents recorded in historical materials in the Ming Dynasty. The first is the explosion of Wang Gongchang in 1626, but the real cause of the explosion has been disputed, and there is no convincing official explanation. The time travelers came to this time and space in the year after the explosion, and although they had also thought of some ways to inquire about the inside story of the incident out of curiosity, they had no actual gains, and could only speculate that the explosion might be related to the large amount of gunpowder stored in Wang Gong's factory at that time.

Another incident had not yet occurred, when Zhang Xianzhong, a general of the peasant army in the late Ming Dynasty, used gunpowder to blast the city walls when he attacked the two cities of Chongqing and Chengdu, and the effect was remarkable. However, this will only happen in a few years, and it is difficult to say whether the original historical trajectory will be followed in this time and space with the intervention of Haihan.

As for the Houjin army in the far east of Liaodong, they never thought that one section of the fortress defense line they had painstakingly managed would suddenly disappear out of thin air, and the Haihan army broke through without much effort.

Yanguli could only guess by his intuition that something was wrong in the direction where the loud noise was made, but at the moment, the Haihan artillery outside was still bombarding Jijiabao sporadically, and he didn't dare to leave without permission at this time, so he could only send his right-hand men to go in that direction to see what was going on. Even so, the strong feeling of uneasiness in his heart did not show any signs of subsiding, but became thicker and thicker, and even cold sweat began to break out on his back unconsciously.

Yanguli didn't know what this warning meant, but he still subconsciously ordered his subordinates to bring him armor, dress up in advance, and prepare for battle. Although the Haihan army outside Jijiabao did not launch a real offensive, Yanguli had a faint hunch that the offensive and defensive postures of the two families would inevitably be known today.

Yanguli didn't have to wait long before the bad news came, the Haihan army caused an explosion from Jijiabao, blasting a large gap six or seven zhang wide in the wall of the defensive line, and then broke through the defensive line before the defenders arrived. At present, the casualties of their own side are unknown, but it is probably difficult to find a living hole in the radius of the explosion site.

After hearing the news, Yanguli suddenly felt that his eyes were dark, and his body softened without obeying the call, if it wasn't for the help of the guards next to him, he almost fell directly to the ground.

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Yanguli's understanding of gunpowder is more based on weapons such as artillery and muskets, which is still the first two years when Kong Youde coerced the rebels to cross the sea to join Houjin, bringing a large number of military craftsmen, so that Houjin began to have the ability to produce those weapons that they were once very afraid of. However, Yanguli did not have a relevant concept of the use of explosives, because the production capacity of gunpowder in the Houjin was extremely limited, and the supply to the army was still stretched, and it could no longer be used to research weapons of mass destruction or other bizarre uses.

As for the advanced forms such as nitroglycerin explosives, safety fuses, and mercury detonators used in the Haihan army, not to mention Yanguli, even the craftsmen who brought gunpowder and cannon-making technology to Houjin had no relevant concepts at all. For the special means of attack of blasting, the Houjin army has never heard of it, and naturally it will not take this tactic as the object of prevention.

There are two "blasting" incidents recorded in historical materials in the Ming Dynasty. The first is the explosion of Wang Gongchang in 1626, but the real cause of the explosion has been disputed, and there is no convincing official explanation. The time travelers came to this time and space in the year after the explosion, and although they had also thought of some ways to inquire about the inside story of the incident out of curiosity, they had no actual gains, and could only speculate that the explosion might be related to the large amount of gunpowder stored in Wang Gong's factory at that time.

Another incident had not yet occurred, when Zhang Xianzhong, a general of the peasant army in the late Ming Dynasty, used gunpowder to blast the city walls when he attacked the two cities of Chongqing and Chengdu, and the effect was remarkable. However, this will only happen in a few years, and it is difficult to say whether the original historical trajectory will be followed in this time and space with the intervention of Haihan.

As for the Houjin army in the far east of Liaodong, they never thought that one section of the fortress defense line they had painstakingly managed would suddenly disappear out of thin air, and the Haihan army broke through without much effort.

Yanguli could only guess by his intuition that something was wrong in the direction where the loud noise was made, but at the moment, the Haihan artillery outside was still bombarding Jijiabao sporadically, and he didn't dare to leave without permission at this time, so he could only send his right-hand men to go in that direction to see what was going on. Even so, the strong feeling of uneasiness in his heart did not show any signs of subsiding, but became thicker and thicker, and even cold sweat began to break out on his back unconsciously.

Yanguli didn't know what this warning meant, but he still subconsciously ordered his subordinates to bring him armor, dress up in advance, and prepare for battle. Although the Haihan army outside Jijiabao did not launch a real offensive, Yanguli had a faint hunch that the offensive and defensive postures of the two families would inevitably be known today.

Yanguli didn't have to wait long before the bad news came, the Haihan army caused an explosion from Jijiabao, blasting a large gap six or seven zhang wide in the wall of the defensive line, and then broke through the defensive line before the defenders arrived. At present, the casualties of their own side are unknown, but it is probably difficult to find a living hole in the radius of the explosion site.

After hearing the news, Yanguli suddenly felt that his eyes were dark, and his body softened without obeying the call, if it wasn't for the help of the guards next to him, he almost fell directly to the ground. Yanguli's understanding of gunpowder is more based on weapons such as artillery and muskets, which is still the first two years when Kong Youde coerced the rebels to cross the sea to join Houjin, bringing a large number of military craftsmen, so that Houjin began to have the ability to produce those weapons that they were once very afraid of. However, Yanguli did not have a relevant concept of the use of explosives, because the production capacity of gunpowder in the Houjin was extremely limited, and the supply to the army was still stretched, and it could no longer be used to research weapons of mass destruction or other bizarre uses.

As for the advanced forms such as nitroglycerin explosives, safety fuses, and mercury detonators used in the Haihan army, not to mention Yanguli, even the craftsmen who brought gunpowder and cannon-making technology to Houjin had no relevant concepts at all. For the special means of attack of blasting, the Houjin army has never heard of it, and naturally it will not take this tactic as the object of prevention.

There are two "blasting" incidents recorded in historical materials in the Ming Dynasty. The first is the explosion of Wang Gongchang in 1626, but the real cause of the explosion has been disputed, and there is no convincing official explanation. The time travelers came to this time and space in the year after the explosion, and although they had also thought of some ways to inquire about the inside story of the incident out of curiosity, they had no actual gains, and could only speculate that the explosion might be related to the large amount of gunpowder stored in Wang Gong's factory at that time.

Another incident had not yet occurred, when Zhang Xianzhong, a general of the peasant army in the late Ming Dynasty, used gunpowder to blast the city walls when he attacked the two cities of Chongqing and Chengdu, and the effect was remarkable. However, this will only happen in a few years, and it is difficult to say whether the original historical trajectory will be followed in this time and space with the intervention of Haihan.

As for the Houjin army in the far east of Liaodong, they never thought that one section of the fortress defense line they had painstakingly managed would suddenly disappear out of thin air, and the Haihan army broke through without much effort.

Yanguli could only guess by his intuition that something was wrong in the direction where the loud noise was made, but at the moment, the Haihan artillery outside was still bombarding Jijiabao sporadically, and he didn't dare to leave without permission at this time, so he could only send his right-hand men to go in that direction to see what was going on. Even so, the strong feeling of uneasiness in his heart did not show any signs of subsiding, but became thicker and thicker, and even cold sweat began to break out on his back unconsciously.

Yanguli didn't know what this warning meant, but he still subconsciously ordered his subordinates to bring him armor, dress up in advance, and prepare for battle. Although the Haihan army outside Jijiabao did not launch a real offensive, Yanguli had a faint hunch that the offensive and defensive postures of the two families would inevitably be known today.

Yanguli didn't have to wait long before the bad news came, the Haihan army caused an explosion from Jijiabao, blasting a large gap six or seven zhang wide in the wall of the defensive line, and then broke through the defensive line before the defenders arrived. At present, the casualties of their own side are unknown, but it is probably difficult to find a living hole in the radius of the explosion site.

After hearing the news, Yanguli suddenly felt that his eyes were dark, and his body softened without obeying the call, if it wasn't for the help of the guards next to him, he almost fell directly to the ground. Yanguli's understanding of gunpowder is more based on weapons such as artillery and muskets, which is still the first two years when Kong Youde coerced the rebels to cross the sea to join Houjin, bringing a large number of military craftsmen, so that Houjin began to have the ability to produce those weapons that they were once very afraid of. However, Yanguli did not have a relevant concept of the use of explosives, because the production capacity of gunpowder in the Houjin was extremely limited, and the supply to the army was still stretched, and it could no longer be used to research weapons of mass destruction or other bizarre uses.

As for the advanced forms such as nitroglycerin explosives, safety fuses, and mercury detonators used in the Haihan army, not to mention Yanguli, even the craftsmen who brought gunpowder and cannon-making technology to Houjin had no relevant concepts at all. For the special means of attack of blasting, the Houjin army has never heard of it, and naturally it will not take this tactic as the object of prevention.

There are two "blasting" incidents recorded in historical materials in the Ming Dynasty. The first is the explosion of Wang Gongchang in 1626, but the real cause of the explosion has been disputed, and there is no convincing official explanation. The time travelers came to this time and space in the year after the explosion, and although they had also thought of some ways to inquire about the inside story of the incident out of curiosity, they had no actual gains, and could only speculate that the explosion might be related to the large amount of gunpowder stored in Wang Gong's factory at that time.

Another incident had not yet occurred, when Zhang Xianzhong, a general of the peasant army in the late Ming Dynasty, used gunpowder to blast the city walls when he attacked the two cities of Chongqing and Chengdu, and the effect was remarkable. However, this will only happen in a few years, and it is difficult to say whether the original historical trajectory will be followed in this time and space with the intervention of Haihan.

As for the Houjin army in the far east of Liaodong, they never thought that one section of the fortress defense line they had painstakingly managed would suddenly disappear out of thin air, and the Haihan army broke through without much effort.

Yanguli could only guess by his intuition that something was wrong in the direction where the loud noise was made, but at the moment, the Haihan artillery outside was still bombarding Jijiabao sporadically, and he didn't dare to leave without permission at this time, so he could only send his right-hand men to go in that direction to see what was going on. Even so, the strong feeling of uneasiness in his heart did not show any signs of subsiding, but became thicker and thicker, and even cold sweat began to break out on his back unconsciously.

Yanguli didn't know what this warning meant, but he still subconsciously ordered his subordinates to bring him armor, dress up in advance, and prepare for battle. Although the Haihan army outside Jijiabao did not launch a real offensive, Yanguli had a faint hunch that the offensive and defensive postures of the two families would inevitably be known today.

Yanguli didn't have to wait long before the bad news came, the Haihan army caused an explosion from Jijiabao, blasting a large gap six or seven zhang wide in the wall of the defensive line, and then broke through the defensive line before the defenders arrived. At present, the casualties of their own side are unknown, but it is probably difficult to find a living hole in the radius of the explosion site.

After hearing the news, Yanguli suddenly felt that his eyes were dark, and his body softened without obeying the call, if it wasn't for the help of the guards next to him, he almost fell directly to the ground.