Three Kingdoms: I have a job transfer palace

As expected, these hunters knew very well which Japanese pirates were nearby, and even knew where the unsociable Japanese pirates were.

These Japanese pirates are not all monolithic. Some of them are not gregarious and can only wander around alone, and such a team is also the most difficult to catch.

Thinking that today I unexpectedly learned the news about the wandering Japanese pirates from the mouths of these hunters.

But now that he knew the news, it was obvious that he could not let go of the wandering Japanese pirates. Liu Feng sent a chase to immediately pursue the wandering Japanese pirates and catch them all without letting go of any of them.

A thousand-mile embankment collapsed in an ant nest.

Never underestimate these pirates. They might stab you in the back at any time.

Liu Feng thought that he would deal with these people first, and then concentrate his forces to deal with them. The remaining people would be relatively more convenient, and there would be no surprise soldiers to attack suddenly.

Although these Japanese pirates are wandering Japanese pirates, no one can guarantee that they will not help their own people when their own people are harmed.

After receiving the order, he went to hunt down the wandering Japanese pirates. With his speed, it was easy to catch up with those people.

In less than a cup of tea, Zhui Ming came back with dozens of bloody ears in his hand. These dozens of ears were cut off from the Japanese pirates to prove what he had just done.

The hunters who had been following Liu Feng were shocked. They never expected that they could kill dozens of people after chasing one person out. It seemed that none of the Japanese pirates escaped.

However, it was precisely because of this move that the hunters believed that the imperial court was serious this time. Otherwise, how could they kill so many Japanese pirates?

They were very excited and took Liu Feng to introduce them to the nearby terrain, so that they could have a clearer idea of ​​which Japanese pirates were around and could arrange their troops more quickly.

During this period, the Ming Dynasty had developed firecrackers. These firecrackers were official equipment that the Japanese pirates could not obtain, so Liu Feng had people prepare one for each person early on.

Before arriving at the first position with tens of thousands of Japanese pirates, Liu Feng sent his troops to go around from behind and surround the entire camp. The first reaction of the Japanese pirates was to rush out and shout to kill.

They thought they were physically capable of winning, so they wanted to have a showdown with Liu Feng's team after they rushed out.

The funny thing is that they were knocked down before they could even get in front of each other.

The power of firecrackers is just worse than modern technology.

You can only fire one shot at a time, and you have to wait for one round after firing one shot, so you usually form a team of three and take turns firing.

Those Japanese pirates had no ability to resist under the attack of fire guns.

Before they even got close, they were all beaten down.

More than half of the team of several thousand people were killed or injured in the blink of an eye. The remaining tens of thousands of Japanese pirates did not come out. They huddled in the camp and did not dare to show their heads. No one would be stupid enough to fight with the firecrackers.

They had no long-range weapons in their hands, they were hiding with pale faces, and their eyes were full of fear of death. Now they are bound to lose.

This is a technological victory.

Liu Feng firmly seized the opportunity and issued military orders to Tie Shou and others who had gone around to the back, asking them to make a surprise attack from the rear, forcing the Japanese pirates to have nowhere to escape and had to disperse.

The Japanese pirates did not expect that there was a team from the Ming Dynasty behind them. They were caught off guard and were frightened and ran away in all directions without any discipline.