In fact, Cao Wenzhao was still a little dissatisfied. The reason was very simple. The flying cavalry was divided into two major towns, divided into southern Liao and western Liaoning, led by him and Zhou Yuji.

The two major towns were divided into three battalions with two thousand men, and Liu Xingzuo was transferred to Liaodong, leaving only four thousand flying cavalry that Cao Wenzhao could command. Even if the additional lancers were added, it was quite different from the slashing and slaughter that Cao Wenzhao imagined.

But Cao Wenzhao still knew that the emperor wanted to execute the order.

Of course, what he didn't know was that Liu Xingzuo's flying cavalry camp transferred to Liaodong had expanded to 5,000 troops and would soon launch an action battle to carry out a lightning attack on Jianzhou.

Two thousand flying cavalry and three thousand spear cavalry can fight and win even if it faces the flag Jianlu!

Liu Xingzuo's supervision troops finished their training and rode back to the camp, still constantly thinking about it.

The three thousand spear cavalry are almost the most rapid mobile forces in Dongjiang Town, and they are also very elite. Mao Wenlong transferred and allocated them, which shows his importance to the flying cavalry and this operation.

The first battle between the flying cavalry in Beijing in Liaodong may be the troops of a certain family. Liu Xingzuo pursed his lips and showed a hint of pride.

Several Ming soldiers rushed over and slowed down from a distance. One of the generals raised his hands and greeted him with a loud voice.

"General Kong, you are polite." Liu Xingzuo was the most low-key and peaceful general of the flying cavalry in the Jing camp. Because of his background, he could not get rid of it for the time being.

"General Liu." Kong Youde bowed and smiled, "I have also selected hundreds of cavalry to train wall-style charges, but I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do, so I ask General Liu for advice."

Since seeing the training of the Flying Cavalry Camp and knowing their fighting style, Kong Youde felt that this is his favorite and most suitable combat method.

He rushed to kill the horse, chopped horizontally and vertically, and was invincible. When Kong Youde thought of this, he felt that he would beat his temper more happily.

But the cavalry wall looks simple, but it cannot be mastered in a short period of time. How long did the Beijing Flying Cavalry practice before constantly finding out the tricks and rules.

Kong Youde just saw it, but he thought about it himself, but he didn't know the key points of cavalry wall-like charge.

Seeing that Kong Youde was kind and humbly asked for advice, Liu Xingzuo hurriedly said humbly: "General Kong is polite. The flying cavalry tactics are not created by someone, so how dare you hide your own private interests?"

Although Kong Youde was enthusiastic about asking for advice, he also had his own guesses, thinking that this training method might be kept confidential and would not tell him easily.

But after Liu Xingzuo said this, he was surprised after flashing his surprise and asked, "Is there no limit, and all departments can train like this? Isn't you afraid of leaking secrets and being learned by the enemy?"

Liu Xingzuo smiled, reached out and made a gesture, and said, "General Kong, let's talk while walking."

The cavalry wall tactic is an effective means for farming nations to fight against nomadic peoples. Its core idea is to defeat enemies with superb riding skills with human power, collective strength, discipline and courage.

Therefore, the leaks mentioned by Kong Youde made Liu Xingzuo feel funny. Of course, he did not show such a smile.

If nomadic peoples also learn cavalry wall tactics and fight against the cavalry of the farming nation head-on, one for one, one for another, and one for another, the result of the change of people is exactly what the farming nation wants.

Take Jianlu as an example. How many troops are there in total? If it were one-on-one or even one-on-two consumption with the Ming army, it would have died long ago.

Of course, this is a relatively pessimistic estimate of combat losses. Moreover, it is the result of a collision between two troops that also use cavalry wall charges.

The Flying Cavalry Camp, which was armed to the teeth and had long been arduous training, did not think that they came to Liaodong to exchange their lives for their lives.

As Liu Xingzuo told him, Kong Youdecai suddenly realized that he had understood it wrong from the beginning. The primary selection condition for flying cavalry was not riding.

"Actually—" Liu Xingzuo bowed west and said, "Long live with high hopes for the lances, equipped with light cannons and the power of the muskets. Even the flying cavalry did not dare to easily attack such a battle formation."

Kong Youde nodded, but immediately shook his head and said, "If the lancers want to dismount and form formation to defend, it is indeed as difficult as a thorn. But they cannot shoot immediately, and they cannot chase and kill the enemy's cavalry."

After pausing, Kong Youde laughed and said, "I like to be happy and I feel itchy and envious when I see the flying cavalry."

Liu Xingzuo smiled and said, "It's related to his personality and temper, and he understands it."

"I also knew that it would be possible to train a flying cavalry in a short time. I led the lances to fight with General Liu, and I could just read and learn more." Kong Youde shook his whip and said, "In less than a few days, there will be a big move."

Liu Xingzuo looked at him and asked, "General Kong knows the combat plan?"

Kong Youde laughed and said, "I don't know. However, I have known more than you for so many years with Mao Shuai, and I guess it's almost the same."

So that's it. Liu Xingzuo secretly breathed a sigh of relief. He thought Mao Wenlong was biased and would not tell him about the combat plan for now!

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Guangning, western Liaoning.

After reviving Guangning, the Ming army built trenches, chest walls and other fortifications based on the original foundation of the city, and supplemented with a large number of artillery to form a daunting defense network.

The entire Liaodong battlefield was almost arranged in this way, and no longer built damaged or damaged city walls and towers. This was time-consuming and labor-intensive and cost-effective.

More than ten miles west of Guangning, there are also war horses galloping and dust rolling in the empty fields. Another group of flying cavalry is training in the field.

Like Kong Youde and others, those who felt the invincible oppression brought by wall-style charges in the tactical style of flying cavalry were hundreds of officers from the important towns on the nine sides.

This is the emperor's meaning. It was written by the Ministry of War, and in addition to Liaodong Town, a battlefield observation group consisting of 100 middle and lower-level officers from Jizhou Town, Xuanfu Town, Datong Town, Shanxi Town, Yansui Town, Ningxia Town, Guyuan Town and Gansu Town.

In fact, the emperor did not ask the officers to only learn the tactical style of flying cavalry. Instead, he hoped that they would learn more practical experience in the Liaodong War to enhance the combat effectiveness of the eight towns' army.

However, although the weapons and equipment of the Eight Towns were somewhat different from those of the Liaodong troops, the officers had basically learned martial arts, and there was not much difference in the use of muskets and cannons, as well as tactical play.

Only the flying cavalry are what these officers have never seen before, and can greatly shock them.

Zhou Yujilema stood on the Tushan Mountain with a serious expression. He watched the flying cavalry running back and forth, shouting and rushing, but there was no change in his expression.
Chapter completed!