After the Ming cavalry dispersed, they immediately revealed the artillery position behind them.

I saw 90 25-inch mountain guns lined up and loaded.

Just as the Ming cavalry dispersed, Jie Yuan decisively gave the order to fire.

The 90 gunners immediately inserted the ignition rod into the fire door, and the next moment, 90 mountain guns roared at the same time.

Accompanied by a huge roar, 90 solid bullets weighing 4 kilograms instantly emitted a scream that seemed to tear the air apart, and fired like lightning at the Camel Artillery in front.

The camel artillery on the opposite side was caught off guard and was hit immediately.

What's even more unfortunate is that the formation of the camel artillery is still very dense. Although there are gaps between each row of camels, when the two rows of camels in front and behind are superimposed, there are almost no gaps.

The Ming army's artillery had already calculated its ballistic trajectory. When the solid iron bullet hit about 500 steps, it was almost three feet above the ground. This height happened to hit the camel's torso and the artilleryman's crotch.

There were a total of 90 solid iron bullets, about half of which missed the target.

The remaining half of the solid iron bullets hit the intended area.

In an instant, Jiannu's camel artillery position was covered in blood and flesh.
Chapter completed!