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Under Su Yongming's hesitant gaze, Mu Wanqing looked at the imperial guards who were waiting for his order.

His eyes were sharp and he shouted confidently: "Shoot!"

"Bang!"

The first gunfire rang out.

“Bang bang bang!!”

“Bang bang bang bang bang!!!”

“Bang bang bang bang bang bang bang!!!”

Intensive gunshots resounded across the sky, accompanied by the enemy's terrified screams.

Huns soldiers fell in pieces. The dead enemies did not know the cause of death until they died. They only felt that their heads suddenly exploded and their hearts were pierced by something.

The Imperial Guardsmen were killing each other very smoothly. Someone quickly fired the bullets from the chamber, held the weapon hanging on his waist in his palm, opened his hand, and threw it hard into the dense crowd of Huns soldiers.

"boom!"

"Boom!"

Amidst the intensive gunfire, thunder rang out again.

The dust was flying, a big pit was blown up on the ground, and the leaping corpse fell to the bottom of the pit.

The Xiongnu army was thrown into chaos by Da Gan's weapons, and the sudden thunder falling from the sky made them even more panicked.

"Thunder punishment!"

"God is angry!"

"It's thunder! The god is angry!"

The Huns soldiers were in chaos, the cavalry horses trampled them, and a large number of infantrymen died under the hoofs of the horses.

Seeing that the Huns were in disarray, Mu Wanqing ordered again: "Throw thunderbolts!"

These small weapons were named Thunderbolts by the Queen. They currently appear to be more lethal than long guns.

Upon hearing this, the imperial guards took off their weapons one after another.

They stood on the tower, pulled off their bracelets, waved their arms vigorously, and threw the small weapons into the Huns army.

"Bang! Boom!"

"Boom! Boom!!"

The thunderous rumbling continues,

Half a million Hun soldiers fled and died, and two-thirds of the soldiers on the battlefield were wiped out in the blink of an eye.

Mu Wanqing looked at the fleeing Hun soldiers and clenched his hands into fists.

He said to Su Yongming, who was standing beside him with an extremely shocked expression: "General Su, I will lead the troops to pursue the enemy. The royal guards will stay. They will teach people how to use these weapons."

When Su Yongming heard this, he suppressed the excitement on his face and immediately ordered his lieutenant: "Open the city gate!"

"Yes!" The deputy general's face was full of excitement.

Mu Wanqing led 10,000 imperial troops and pursued the Huns soldiers on horseback.

Before leaving the city, they replenished their weapons, ammunition, and were fully prepared.

General Su and others who stayed in the city to study weapons did not know that they would be there for three days and three nights, chasing the Huns to the royal court.

The Imperial Forest Army beheaded Hu Yankun, the Great Chanyu of the Xiongnu, and even the nobles of the Xiongnu royal court were not spared, forcing them to the edge of the tribe.

Mu Wanqing led his men to plunder all the gold and silver treasures from the Xiongnu royal court, ordered his men to blow up the royal capital, and then led his men back to Hukou Pass.

The Xiongnu royal family died in great numbers, and the entire Xiongnu army was wiped out. This battle did not last for 20 to 30 years, and the Xiongnu could not recover at all.

Great victory!

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The war in northern Xinjiang was calmed down, and the news soon spread to the capital.

After Xiao Junyu heard the news, his handsome face glowed faintly, and he lost his former composure.

Looking at the carts of gold, silver and jewelry that were transported back to the capital, he immediately ordered the people to reduce taxes for two years and the whole country celebrated!

Next, Xiao Junyu did not relax. Instead, he dealt with the floods in the south vigorously, and officials from the capital were sent out in batches.

A few days later, the Minister of Hubu who went to the north to provide relief was assassinated.

After hearing the news, Xiao Junyu was furious and immediately sent the Taifu to lead thousands of imperial troops to Liangzhou, Bingzhou and Youzhou.

Before setting off, the Taifu brought several imperial edicts given to him by the Emperor.