What kind of war did Zhu Qizhen imagine?
Wherever the heavenly soldiers reached, the enemies were slaughtered completely, and the young Losa knelt before him, swearing never to invade the border again, fulfilling his duties as "King Jingshun."
Or perhaps it would be like the three northern expeditions of Emperor Cheng Zu, where the enemies fled upon hearing his approach, abandoning cattle and sheep along the way, leading to the dispersal and fragmentation of their forces.
Unfortunately, he was not Emperor Cheng Zu, and the Ming army was no longer the invincible force it once was.
A squad of Tatar Iron Cavalry trampled through the routed army, wantonly slaughtering. Those hunting dogs, like wolves on the grasslands, were extremely fierce, capable of biting through a person's shinbone with a single bite.
More Tatar cavalry roamed on both sides of the routed army, seemingly like herders driving a flock of sheep, pushing the routed forces back towards the Ming army camp.
