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At this time, Wanyan Zongbing (also known as Jin Wushu, the third prince of the Jin Dynasty) led more than 5,000 elite Jurchen cavalrymen of the Jin Dynasty, and rushed directly towards Niu Gao's 20 battalions from the front.

In Jin Wushu's eyes, the Jurchen cavalry was unmatched in the world today. It was beyond doubt that they could defeat the weak Song people with one against a hundred, or even dozens. The Grand Marshal of the Army, Zhao Gou, had already led the Song imperial guards to flee. The thousands of people in front of him probably only had a few hundred horses, and the rest were all infantry. He planned to crush the Song righteous army with thunder and lightning, so that the Song righteous army would completely lose the will to fight under the blow of the Jin army.

In the Jurchen battle formation led by Jin Wushu, the three wings on the left, middle and right almost simultaneously erupted with thunderous and dense horse hoof sounds. The "boom boom" sounds were extremely terrifying, like an overwhelming tidal wave.

The Niu Gao troops on the other side were silent and calm. The soldiers were used to following orders and orders. Although they were very afraid, they followed the orders issued by Niu Gao completely. They spread out in a fan-shaped formation and formed the best three-stage shooting formation. The bullets and mortar shells were loaded and aimed, waiting for the order to shoot and fire. The cavalry of the two battalions, more than 600 people, guarded the flanks on both sides, protected the safety of the two wings, and could attack at any time, and could also temporarily act as snipers.

At this time, about a hundred buglers in the Jin army blew the ox-horns in their hands at the same time. The red Vermillion Bird flag fluttered in the wind, and five thousand war horses burst out the strongest notes at the same time. For a moment, it seemed as if the entire ground was shaking.

As the supreme commander on the battlefield, Niu Gao had a calm and stern look on his face, and it was completely impossible to tell whether he was happy or angry. The 5,000 infantrymen under his command could not help but agree with him.

Niu Gao watched as the Jin army on the opposite side got closer and closer. It seemed that they were only four or five hundred meters away, and had entered the effective range of the guns. Niu Gao shouted like thunder: "Fire! Be careful not to kill the horses!"

After hearing the order to fire, the first row of infantrymen immediately pulled the trigger, followed by the second row. The first row lay down and reloaded ammunition, and they took turns firing one after another. At the same time, the mortar gunners also loaded mortar shells and bombarded the Jin army's cavalry camp, which indeed implemented the strategic intention of avoiding killing horses as much as possible.

Then, dense "bang, bang, pop, pop" sounds rang out one after another, like a series of firecrackers exploding at the same time.

"Boom, boom", the mortar shells also exploded like red fireworks in the Jin army camp, people and horses fell to the ground, blood splattered, and from time to time the frightened war horses would throw the Jin soldiers off the horses and rush around. Many of them were dragged to death by the horses without falling off the horses.

Jin Wushu was also quite shocked. The Song army's artillery was becoming more and more powerful. The front-line soldiers kept falling down, but there was no sign of being hit by arrows. Could it be that the Song army mixed shotgun shells into the artillery? These rebel troops were much braver than the Song Dynasty's imperial guards, and there was no sign of them fleeing.

While whipping the mount under his crotch viciously, Jin Wushu shouted orders loudly: "Quickly rush through these few hundred meters, and the Song people will be defeated without a fight!" Upon hearing the order, the brave and battle-hardened Jin army soldiers quickly followed the pace of Jin Wushu's cavalry and launched an all-out attack.