Li Xuan and Yexian, at the moment of their fierce battle with Dasiming, Alachien and the Zhengtong Emperor were leading seventy thousand Qiexue Cavalry in a desperate charge toward the rear formation of the Jin Army.
At this time, the entire battlefield had plunged into intense combat.
The nobles of the Mongolian were far more resolute than Yexian had imagined.
Perhaps it was because they understood that once the Jin Army achieved a significant victory, there would be no place for them on these grasslands any longer.
So, when Yexian gave the command, thirty-nine out of forty-three Wanhuzhang positioned at the Central Army immediately led their troops to charge against the formation of the Jin Army.
They spurred their horses forward, braving the Jin Army's artillery fire and the rain of bullets, storming ahead as if possessed by madness.
