Father can be an enemy to the country

"What should we do now?" Si Boyi stopped the angry general. Now is not the time to get angry.

"What can we do?" Ashikaga Yoshimitsu pointed to the strait and said: "Ten thousand people have just crossed the sea, and there are still 30,000 people on the sea. Now we can't advance, and we can't retreat. What do you tell me to do?!"

"Those who didn't get on the ship in the first place can't get on the ship again." General Sibo had already regained his composure and said: "This way at least these 60,000 people will not be in any danger."

"Of course," Ashikaga Yoshimitsu regained his composure and said, "But the question is, what about the 30,000 people at sea?"

"Since they can't retreat if they are huddled together, let them simply meet the enemy on the spot." General Si Boyi sighed and said in a deep voice: "There are advantages to being huddled together. The Ming army's warships will also be blocked in it. To When naval battles turn into land battles, won’t those thirty thousand people come into play?!”

"Well, you really can't panic." Ashikaga Yoshimitsu nodded. In addition, there were already 50,000 sailors on the 3,000 ships, so 80,000 people would be enough!

"If the ants kill the elephant, I don't believe that our three thousand warships can't do anything to the Ming army!" He gritted his teeth.

At this time, the Japanese troops closest to the shore could actually withdraw, but that would inevitably shake the morale of the troops, so the two decided not to let them stay at sea.

In order to strengthen the determination of the Japanese troops at sea to fight to the death, Ashikaga Yoshimitsu also ordered a supervising team to be sent to the shore. Anyone who dared to return to the sea would be shot to death!

The Japanese soldiers on the sea cursed after hearing the order, but they could only cock their bows and arrows and prepare for battle.

The mood of the navy is relatively stable. Anyway, in this era they are all engaged in boarding battles. The ships are huddled next to each other. It is not a bad thing and it is convenient for mutual support.

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At this time, a huge sail shadow appeared on the sea on the west side of the strait. Then a jaw-dropping large ship appeared, showing its majestic figure.

The beacon tower built high up beside it was dwarfed by it. The scout was right, it was as tall as a city tower.

Immediately after the second and third ships, more and more Ming Dynasty giant ships came riding the wind and waves.

The navy of the shogunate did not give up their resistance. They followed the Ming army in small morning boats and kept shooting arrows at the Ming army, but it was like ants tickling an elephant, with no effect.

A samurai commanded the ship and rushed to the front of the Ming warship, trying to block it, but was directly smashed into two pieces by the Ming warship... This is a perfect interpretation of what it means to use a mantis as a chariot.

Obviously it's not that they don't work hard, it's true that they can't stop it.

The Japanese army's obstruction was ineffective. The Ming army's warships lined up in a straight line, hung full sails and followed the ocean current, and reached the Japanese army at full speed.

"One hundred and seventy ships..." After being shocked, General Sibo Yi did not forget to count. It took him a long time to finish counting. He murmured: "It is said that the Ming army came with a total of two hundred warships this time. Why? Are they almost all here? Could it be that they have wiped out the Kyushu navy?"

"Almost..." Ashikaga Yoshimitsu looked at the warships of the two armies, which were a hundred times different in size. For the first time, he understood the disparity in strength between the two naval armies, which could no longer be compared with numbers.

But now, it is no longer possible to change the order. We can only hope that the soldiers will be brave and fearless to fight against the powerful enemy.

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On the Ming army's side, after annihilating the Kyushu navy, the Japanese expedition fleet immediately headed north to block the shogunate's reinforcements.

Hurrying slowly, we finally caught up with this feast. Moreover, God was kind and blew the west wind that the Kyushu naval forces dreamed of.

Yu Tongyuan ordered that all the sails be fully hung and the sails should be adjusted to face the wind.

The strong wind swayed the five to seven sails on the Ming army ship, and the sails turned into arcs. Coupled with the help of ocean currents, the speed of the huge battleship is getting faster and faster, and the water waves it splits are getting higher and higher, even level with the deck!

The soldiers were all extremely excited, because the previous battles had made them deeply understand why His Highness insisted on building a giant treasure ship. When ordinary ships encounter them, they are just like paper.

Just now, they broke through the two lines of defense of the Japanese army without even having time to fire a single shot through pure rampage.

This raised the morale of the Ming army officers to the extreme, and they rushed into the dense formation full of straits without hesitation at full speed!

Because the speed was so fast, the Ming army didn't realize that the chaotic scene in front of them was actually caused by a ship jam. They thought it was some joint attack technique they came up with to deal with their own giant ships.

Of course, the momentum of the Ming army's advance was too great to stop. It was impossible to stop and take a closer look.

So amidst the stunned exclamations of the Japanese troops on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, a violent collision occurred.

I saw those huge Ming army warships like a row of giant elephants rushing into the herd, running rampant and unstoppable!

The outermost Japanese ship was indeed shattered upon contact. Before the sailors and soldiers on the ship could react, they were thrown into the air by the huge momentum, and then fell into the water with the wreckage of the ship screaming.

However, the 'giant elephant herd' remained unabated and continued to move forward rapidly, ruthlessly trampling on the 'sheep'.

Every moment, countless Japanese warships were smashed, smashed, and overturned, and countless Japanese soldiers fell into the water screaming.

Let's put it this way, three thousand Japanese ships blocked nearly ten miles of sea. The Ming army directly crashed into five or six miles. All the potential energy was absorbed by the Japanese ships, and then they slowly stopped one after another.

Looking at the navy of the Northern Dynasties, some of them lost at least a thousand ships due to the rampage of the Ming army...

Looking at the extremely tragic scene of the super-large shipwreck in front of them, Ashikaga Yoshimitsu and his penman Shiba Yi were numb.

Shi Boyi will remember the Great Kanto Earthquake when he was a child, and the scene in front of him is similar to that of that time.

Ashikaga Yoshimitsu was still too young and had never encountered a similar scene. His jaw dropped to the ground in shock.

"Fortunately, we finally stopped them..." General Sibo suppressed his heartache and encouraged the general: "The two thousand ships we have left are enough to bury them!"

"All Ming people must be executed!" Ashikaga Yoshimitsu gritted his teeth and said, "Of course the ship must be kept."

In the eyes of the monarch and his ministers, as long as the Ming warships were stopped, the threat would be much smaller. Next it was time to enter the stage of the Japanese attack.

The Japanese navy at sea also screamed excitedly and pounced on the stationary Ming Dynasty giant ships from all directions...

But they were happy too early. The Ming army's advantage was only half used. After the giant ships showed their power, the heavy artillery hadn't fired yet!

As the flagship fired its gun, the Ming army gunners, who had already finished loading, lit the fuses of the artillery with match ropes.

Amidst the earth-shattering sound of artillery, the Japanese navy rushed towards the Ming army crazily. Before they could react, they were torn into pieces.

However, the monarchs and ministers of Ashikaga Yoshimitsu in the distance could clearly see that it was those giant ships that sprayed out countless projectiles, like a hailstorm, wiping out the surrounding Japanese troops...

"It's not over..." The monarch and his ministers whined in unison. This is a slap in the face.