Erhe has never been so aggrieved in his life, although he is not a distinguished person with a noble bloodline, but when Houjin attacked Jinzhou under the control of the Ming Dynasty, he made a lot of contributions, and there were dozens of heads of the Ming army cut off by his own hands on the battlefield alone. His promotion from a Bayala warrior to the position of Kala Ezhen was largely due to his previous bravery on the battlefield.

When he fought with the Ming army in the past, although Erhe would also feel that the enemy was a little difficult, he knew that the Ming army would never be able to withstand the offensive of the Houjin Iron Cavalry in the field situation, and as long as it fought in the field environment, the Houjin army led by him would rarely be defeated. But the enemy at the moment seemed to have broken this law, and the cavalry was helpless in front of its defensive line, and it was not at all as easy as it had been against the Ming army before. He led 3,000 soldiers and horses to fight against the Haihan army this time, and the idea was to use the cavalry to break through the defense, but he never thought that the high ground had not rushed down, and he didn't even touch the Haihan camp on the plain, which was too great a psychological blow to him.

Until he returned to the Jinzhou Fortress, Erhe still didn't understand what was going on with the series of explosions when he stormed the Haihan camp just now, he only knew that the cavalry under his command was disrupted almost instantly, and this way of fighting was something new that he had never heard of in the past, and it would be difficult to accept such a reality for a while.

But Erhe knew that his mistakes would not be able to escape the punishment of his superiors, and he led his troops out for two days, and then half of his men and horses were on the battlefield, which he could not explain to his superiors who supervised the war in any way.

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Erhe has never been so aggrieved in his life, although he is not a distinguished person with a noble bloodline, but when Houjin attacked Jinzhou under the control of the Ming Dynasty, he made a lot of contributions, and there were dozens of heads of the Ming army cut off by his own hands on the battlefield alone. His promotion from a Bayala warrior to the position of Kala Ezhen was largely due to his previous bravery on the battlefield.

When he fought with the Ming army in the past, although Erhe would also feel that the enemy was a little difficult, he knew that the Ming army would never be able to withstand the offensive of the Houjin Iron Cavalry in the field situation, and as long as it fought in the field environment, the Houjin army led by him would rarely be defeated. But the enemy at the moment seemed to have broken this law, and the cavalry was helpless in front of its defensive line, and it was not at all as easy as it had been against the Ming army before. He led 3,000 soldiers and horses to fight against the Haihan army this time, and the idea was to use the cavalry to break through the defense, but he never thought that the high ground had not rushed down, and he didn't even touch the Haihan camp on the plain, which was too great a psychological blow to him.

Until he returned to the Jinzhou Fortress, Erhe still didn't understand what was going on with the series of explosions when he stormed the Haihan camp just now, he only knew that the cavalry under his command was disrupted almost instantly, and this way of fighting was something new that he had never heard of in the past, and it would be difficult to accept such a reality for a while.

But Erhe knew that his mistakes would not be able to escape the punishment of his superiors, and he led his troops out for two days, and then half of his men and horses were on the battlefield, which he could not explain to his superiors who supervised the war in any way. Erhe has never been so aggrieved in his life, although he is not a distinguished person with a noble bloodline, but when Houjin attacked Jinzhou under the control of the Ming Dynasty, he made a lot of contributions, and there were dozens of heads of the Ming army cut off by his own hands on the battlefield alone. His promotion from a Bayala warrior to the position of Kala Ezhen was largely due to his previous bravery on the battlefield.

When he fought with the Ming army in the past, although Erhe would also feel that the enemy was a little difficult, he knew that the Ming army would never be able to withstand the offensive of the Houjin Iron Cavalry in the field situation, and as long as it fought in the field environment, the Houjin army led by him would rarely be defeated. But the enemy at the moment seemed to have broken this law, and the cavalry was helpless in front of its defensive line, and it was not at all as easy as it had been against the Ming army before. He led 3,000 soldiers and horses to fight against the Haihan army this time, and the idea was to use the cavalry to break through the defense, but he never thought that the high ground had not rushed down, and he didn't even touch the Haihan camp on the plain, which was too great a psychological blow to him.

Until he returned to the Jinzhou Fortress, Erhe still didn't understand what was going on with the series of explosions when he stormed the Haihan camp just now, he only knew that the cavalry under his command was disrupted almost instantly, and this way of fighting was something new that he had never heard of in the past, and it would be difficult to accept such a reality for a while.

But Erhe knew that his mistakes would not be able to escape the punishment of his superiors, and he led his troops out for two days, and then half of his men and horses were on the battlefield, which he could not explain to his superiors who supervised the war in any way. Erhe has never been so aggrieved in his life, although he is not a distinguished person with a noble bloodline, but when Houjin attacked Jinzhou under the control of the Ming Dynasty, he made a lot of contributions, and there were dozens of heads of the Ming army cut off by his own hands on the battlefield alone. His promotion from a Bayala warrior to the position of Kala Ezhen was largely due to his previous bravery on the battlefield.

When he fought with the Ming army in the past, although Erhe would also feel that the enemy was a little difficult, he knew that the Ming army would never be able to withstand the offensive of the Houjin Iron Cavalry in the field situation, and as long as it fought in the field environment, the Houjin army led by him would rarely be defeated. But the enemy at the moment seemed to have broken this law, and the cavalry was helpless in front of its defensive line, and it was not at all as easy as it had been against the Ming army before. He led 3,000 soldiers and horses to fight against the Haihan army this time, and the idea was to use the cavalry to break through the defense, but he never thought that the high ground had not rushed down, and he didn't even touch the Haihan camp on the plain, which was too great a psychological blow to him.

Until he returned to the Jinzhou Fortress, Erhe still didn't understand what was going on with the series of explosions when he stormed the Haihan camp just now, he only knew that the cavalry under his command was disrupted almost instantly, and this way of fighting was something new that he had never heard of in the past, and it would be difficult to accept such a reality for a while.

But Erhe knew that his mistakes would not be able to escape the punishment of his superiors, and he led his troops out for two days, and then half of his men and horses were on the battlefield, which he could not explain to his superiors who supervised the war in any way. Erhe has never been so aggrieved in his life, although he is not a distinguished person with a noble bloodline, but when Houjin attacked Jinzhou under the control of the Ming Dynasty, he made a lot of contributions, and there were dozens of heads of the Ming army cut off by his own hands on the battlefield alone. His promotion from a Bayala warrior to the position of Kala Ezhen was largely due to his previous bravery on the battlefield.

When he fought with the Ming army in the past, although Erhe would also feel that the enemy was a little difficult, he knew that the Ming army would never be able to withstand the offensive of the Houjin Iron Cavalry in the field situation, and as long as it fought in the field environment, the Houjin army led by him would rarely be defeated. But the enemy at the moment seemed to have broken this law, and the cavalry was helpless in front of its defensive line, and it was not at all as easy as it had been against the Ming army before. He led 3,000 soldiers and horses to fight against the Haihan army this time, and the idea was to use the cavalry to break through the defense, but he never thought that the high ground had not rushed down, and he didn't even touch the Haihan camp on the plain, which was too great a psychological blow to him.

Until he returned to the Jinzhou Fortress, Erhe still didn't understand what was going on with the series of explosions when he stormed the Haihan camp just now, he only knew that the cavalry under his command was disrupted almost instantly, and this way of fighting was something new that he had never heard of in the past, and it would be difficult to accept such a reality for a while.

But Erhe knew that his mistakes would not be able to escape the punishment of his superiors, and he led his troops out for two days, and then half of his men and horses were on the battlefield, which he could not explain to his superiors who supervised the war in any way. Erhe has never been so aggrieved in his life, although he is not a distinguished person with a noble bloodline, but when Houjin attacked Jinzhou under the control of the Ming Dynasty, he made a lot of contributions, and there were dozens of heads of the Ming army cut off by his own hands on the battlefield alone. His promotion from a Bayala warrior to the position of Kala Ezhen was largely due to his previous bravery on the battlefield.

When he fought with the Ming army in the past, although Erhe would also feel that the enemy was a little difficult, he knew that the Ming army would never be able to withstand the offensive of the Houjin Iron Cavalry in the field situation, and as long as it fought in the field environment, the Houjin army led by him would rarely be defeated. But the enemy at the moment seemed to have broken this law, and the cavalry was helpless in front of its defensive line, and it was not at all as easy as it had been against the Ming army before. He led 3,000 soldiers and horses to fight against the Haihan army this time, and the idea was to use the cavalry to break through the defense, but he never thought that the high ground had not rushed down, and he didn't even touch the Haihan camp on the plain, which was too great a psychological blow to him.

Until he returned to the Jinzhou Fortress, Erhe still didn't understand what was going on with the series of explosions when he stormed the Haihan camp just now, he only knew that the cavalry under his command was disrupted almost instantly, and this way of fighting was something new that he had never heard of in the past, and it would be difficult to accept such a reality for a while.

But Erhe knew that his mistakes would not be able to escape the punishment of his superiors, and he led his troops out for two days, and then half of his men and horses were on the battlefield, which he could not explain to his superiors who supervised the war in any way. Erhe has never been so aggrieved in his life, although he is not a distinguished person with a noble bloodline, but when Houjin attacked Jinzhou under the control of the Ming Dynasty, he made a lot of contributions, and there were dozens of heads of the Ming army cut off by his own hands on the battlefield alone. His promotion from a Bayala warrior to the position of Kala Ezhen was largely due to his previous bravery on the battlefield.

When he fought with the Ming army in the past, although Erhe would also feel that the enemy was a little difficult, he knew that the Ming army would never be able to withstand the offensive of the Houjin Iron Cavalry in the field situation, and as long as it fought in the field environment, the Houjin army led by him would rarely be defeated. But the enemy at the moment seemed to have broken this law, and the cavalry was helpless in front of its defensive line, and it was not at all as easy as it had been against the Ming army before. He led 3,000 soldiers and horses to fight against the Haihan army this time, and the idea was to use the cavalry to break through the defense, but he never thought that the high ground had not rushed down, and he didn't even touch the Haihan camp on the plain, which was too great a psychological blow to him.

Until he returned to the Jinzhou Fortress, Erhe still didn't understand what was going on with the series of explosions when he stormed the Haihan camp just now, he only knew that the cavalry under his command was disrupted almost instantly, and this way of fighting was something new that he had never heard of in the past, and it would be difficult to accept such a reality for a while.

But Erhe knew that his mistakes would not be able to escape the punishment of his superiors, and he led his troops out for two days, and then half of his men and horses were on the battlefield, which he could not explain to his superiors who supervised the war in any way. Erhe has never been so aggrieved in his life, although he is not a distinguished person with a noble bloodline, but when Houjin attacked Jinzhou under the control of the Ming Dynasty, he made a lot of contributions, and there were dozens of heads of the Ming army cut off by his own hands on the battlefield alone. His promotion from a Bayala warrior to the position of Kala Ezhen was largely due to his previous bravery on the battlefield.

When he fought with the Ming army in the past, although Erhe would also feel that the enemy was a little difficult, he knew that the Ming army would never be able to withstand the offensive of the Houjin Iron Cavalry in the field situation, and as long as it fought in the field environment, the Houjin army led by him would rarely be defeated. But the enemy at the moment seemed to have broken this law, and the cavalry was helpless in front of its defensive line, and it was not at all as easy as it had been against the Ming army before. He led 3,000 soldiers and horses to fight against the Haihan army this time, and the idea was to use the cavalry to break through the defense, but he never thought that the high ground had not rushed down, and he didn't even touch the Haihan camp on the plain, which was too great a psychological blow to him.

Until he returned to the Jinzhou Fortress, Erhe still didn't understand what was going on with the series of explosions when he stormed the Haihan camp just now, he only knew that the cavalry under his command was disrupted almost instantly, and this way of fighting was something new that he had never heard of in the past, and it would be difficult to accept such a reality for a while.

But Erhe knew that his mistakes would not be able to escape the punishment of his superiors, and he led his troops out for two days, and then half of his men and horses were on the battlefield, which he could not explain to his superiors who supervised the war in any way.

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