The golden peng flag was flying at the top of the warship, but the bitter cold wind could not extinguish the fanatical flames in the hearts of the soldiers of the Tang Dynasty. The fleet spread in a semi-arc shape rushed towards the Japanese navy, which was desperately unfolding. At this time, more than a dozen smaller Tang warships had already left the team and flew away along the outer flanks.

The development of naval battles is often carried out from the shooting of the stone-cattered tool. The Tang warship, which had the upper hand without any suspense, fired its first shot. Countless huge stone balls soared into the sky with the slight shaking of the warships. Water columns of several people were splashed on the sea surface immediately. Both ships entering the range immediately put all their strength into exerting the impact of long-range weapons. Once the huge stone hit the hull, it could produce powerful destructive power. If the ship was unfortunately hit continuously, it might be in the danger of being damaged and sunk.

The battle situation has begun to enter a state of intense heat. The Tang Navy, which is determined to win, and the Japanese Army with a broken heart, have almost no room for reconciliation. Either you die or I die. This principle is absolutely applicable to both navies. The overwhelming rockets roar up after entering the range. As the distance approaches, a series of black balls also surge from the Tang Navy ships, which is particularly dazzling between the blue sky and the sea.

The dull launch sound only came into people's ears when the black ball soared into the sky. Some larger but silent balls obviously did not belong to this batch of weapons launches. The endless weapons showed that the Imperial Navy was far from comparable to the Tanghe Navy in the past. The Tang Navy, which paid more attention to active offensiveness and long-range strike capabilities, was no longer limited to traditional naval combat weapons. The in-place equipment of the sky-bombing thunder and the improved sky-bombing thunder began to be equipped to mark the rough and stupid attack weapons such as stone catapults were about to withdraw from the stage of history, which would bring a historic breakthrough to the competition at sea.

Miyazawa Ichiro looked at the unimaginable scenes in despair. Although he also expected that this battle with preparedness and unpreparedness might end in his own failure, he firmly believed that with the good qualities of his naval fleet, he could effectively strike and weaken the Tang naval fleet and win a glimmer of hope for the army transport ships. As long as he could destroy the combat effectiveness of the Tang naval fleet to the maximum extent and ensure that the army transport ships could break through the opponent's defense line and break into the inland sea to land, it would be worth it even if his naval fleet was destroyed overall. Therefore, he started a crazy battle with the Tang naval fleet with the determination of Jade Shattering from the beginning, but the result was never expected.

Rocket shooting once gave Miyazawa Ichiro a glimmer of hope, but this hope went too quickly. When the black ball soared into the sky and caused a fire in the sky, Miyazawa Ichiro's heart began to slowly fall down. He was not unaware of this weapon. This kind of liquid with a burning intensity far exceeding that of tung oil is said to burn if it is stained with any object until it is burned out. The Navy has also conducted experiments with tung oil, but the effect is simply not comparable to the kind of weapon mastered by the Tang Dynasty. Moreover, tung oil has been strictly prohibited by the Tang Dynasty. The tung oil smuggled is not even enough for the paint used to make ships, let alone for experimenting with new weapons. It was known that the Navy realized that the poverty of its own production made the Navy face an inequality situation.

What made Miyazawa Ichiro completely despair was the loud ball that the Tang army fired. This strange ball could actually explode in the air. The metal fragments and oil that flew out instantly took the lives of dozens of heroic sailors. The splashing oil almost burned all of a sudden. A warship only had two or three projectiles that were almost punished by God, and the Tang army would not give him any aircraft at all when he wanted to fight the battle on the sidelines.

Yes. Occasionally, one or two warships luckily avoided the enemy's interception and approached, and countless metal tubes poked out from the ship's side suddenly made loud noises and smoke. Countless soldiers arranged by the ship's side were ready to fight and fell into the sea without even having time to react. The protective rattan cards could not stop the opponent's launch. Until the last moment, Ichiro Miyazawa did not understand what secret weapon the Tang people had mastered, which made him unable to see the reason until he died.

The destruction of the escort fleet also announced the arrival of the doomsday of the transport fleet. Several slightly agile transport ships turned the bow at the beginning of the battle to try to escape with the advantage of the wind. However, they did not expect that more than ten Datang warships with light hulls had already taken a detour. After a series of blows, the Japanese army soldiers on these transport ships became the first victims to be buried in the belly of fish.

The encirclement and annihilation became purely a massacre without any suspense, and even an excellent platform for the navy to experiment with new weapons. More than 60 warships continued to attack around more than 100 transport ships, and thick smoke enveloped the entire sea. The Japanese army, who had no chance, watched the landing land not far away, but could only watch themselves slide into the sea with the sinking ships. The cold and bone-black sea water was their only witness when they disappeared.

Ito Tadashi stood on the bow deck like a stone sculpture. Miyazawa Ichiro died. The people around him jumped into the sea and fled. Only he stood motionlessly at the bow. In the dark fog and smoke, the golden peninsula of the Tang Dynasty Navy appeared and saw a faint rain of arrows but none fell on him. His eyes were already numb, and his waist knife was tightly grasped in his hand. Everything disappeared. The blazing flames approached the bow step by step. The ship slowly sank in the flames. The sails on the mast turned into ashes. The hanging strips of cloth fell in front of Ito Tadashi. He picked it up casually, but it was the Japanese army flag with infinite blood, which seemed to symbolize the final outcome of this game.

Zuo Shichang looked at the scene in front of him coldly. When the bow of the ship gradually immersed in the sea, the Japanese army officer still drew his sword and stood up in anger. However, this expression seemed particularly ridiculous in such an environment. He was overestimated by the mantis arm, which was a sentence that Zuo Shichang attributed. Of course, he did not know that another Japanese landing army had successfully landed in Chengshanjiao, which bordered Yanshan Prefecture and Laizhou Prefecture.

On January 27, 702, the mainland Gregorian Gregorian calendar, 50,000 Japanese Army suddenly carried out landing operations in Chengshanjiao area of ​​Laizhou Prefecture. Although the Marine Corps stationed in Yanshan and Laizhou responded in a timely manner, the Japanese Army quickly expanded the landing scale within three days, expanded the number of landing troops to 100,000, and launched a series of offensives to repel the blockade of two Marine Divisions, and quickly advanced into Yanshan Prefecture and Laizhou Prefecture.

The landing of the Japanese army in the hinterland of the mainland caused panic in the entire coastal area of ​​Yanyun. Although the Marine Division carried out arduous resistance, they were at an absolute disadvantage in terms of quantity and combat effectiveness. Apart from retreating step by step to win the time shift for the people in the rear, they could hardly resist the fierce attack of the Japanese army.

Cui Wenxiu had solved the Puer people and defeated the Duodu people before he had time to rest, he received an emergency letter from the eastern Yanshan and the northeastern region of Laizhou. The landing of the Japanese army was expected, but the long coastline made Cui Wenxiu and the navy unable to determine where the Japanese would land. The news of the victory of the battle outside the Liugong Islands had just arrived and it was not too late to enjoy it. The Japanese army landed in Chengshanjiao and the subsequent news made Cui Wenxiu sigh.

Although the troops in his hands are sufficient, after many days of bloody battles, it takes time to rest and fight against King Kong. Moreover, the wars on the mid-line and Western Front have entered a white-hot state. The reason why I endured the pain of giving up the opportunity to wipe out the Duoton army was to win two more days of rest and rest so that the army could recover as soon as possible so that in the shortest time, they could devote themselves to the mid-line battle, which is related to the victory or defeat of the entire war. The end of the Eastern Front War has declared that the Liberians have no chance to win, and how to make the Kamans and the Sithro people deeply sink into this quagmire and it is a problem that needs to be considered now. Only by completely consuming the living power of the Sithro people and the Kamans can the foundation for the final general offensive of the Empire, and all these conditions are slowly maturing.

However, the large-scale landing of the Japanese has disrupted Cui Wenxiu's intentions. In fact, the landing of these Japanese people is meaningless. The war on the Eastern Front has been resolved, and their target of rendezvous have been lost. This is a group of idiots who come to the door to die. If the situation on the Sino-Western Front is not considered, it only takes a little adjustment to completely solve these immortal and dead guys. However, the situation on the mid-term is becoming increasingly serious, and I have to devote myself to the mid-term war as soon as possible. If these Japanese people rage in the eastern coastal areas, it will be a great provocation to the empire's prestige, which is something that the empire will absolutely not tolerate.

"Lige, how do you deal with these guys?" Cui Wenxiu had a headache. These Japanese people undoubtedly became a bunch of idiots. It was a pity to abandon them, and they were tasteless to eat, and they also involved some of their energy. It was really annoying.
Chapter completed!