Osaka Castle may be considered strong in Japan.

But it is nothing compared to the Xiongguan Fortress in the Ming Dynasty.

However, even the Ming Dynasty's Xiongguan Fortress could not withstand the bombardment of the old red barbarian cannons, so how could the Osaka Castle built by the Japanese slaves withstand the bombardment of the Zhou Yu's large-caliber naval gun?

It only took less than half a day for Osaka Minato to collapse.

After the collapse of Watergate, the buildings in the city were exposed to the muzzles of Zhou Yu's naval guns.

Zheng Zhilong ordered the Zhou Yu to turn around again, and then launched a bombardment on the buildings in Osaka Castle. For a time, the entire Osaka Castle was enveloped in the smoke and dust generated by the explosion.

The shogunate's troops were no longer safe inside Osaka Castle and could only withdraw to the north of the city.

Just after the shogunate retreated to a safe distance northeast of Osaka Castle, the Ming Dynasty's 2,000 ryojunk ships, 1,000 ryo kurao ships, and 400 ryo bird ships began to dock.

Immediately, the soldiers of the 2nd Division on the ship began to land.

Since the navy completely controlled the coastline of Osaka Bay, the landing of the 2nd Division became extremely easy. There was no need to rush to the beach at all and they could disembark directly from the pier.

The Osaka Pier was not hit by shelling and all facilities remained intact.
Chapter completed!