The Ming Dynasty: Starting with the Somersault Cloud, Old Zhu was so envious he cried!

On the battlefield, Wang Baobao truly lived up to his reputation as the Ming Dynasty's number one pressure-resistant king.

Faced with such a huge difference in body size,

This guy's first thought wasn't how to retreat and save his life, but how to fight back.

This is not because he has a problem with his brain.

However, as the commander-in-chief of the Northern Yuan, he absolutely could not surrender without a fight.

Moreover, he firmly believed that such earth-shattering transformative power must come at some price and could not be used without limit.

Otherwise, based on his understanding of Zhu Yuanzhang, he would have already sent people to conquer the entire Northern Yuan, so why would he have hidden it and only brought it out now!

As the saying goes, even a swarm of ants can defeat a giant elephant.

With 100,000 iron cavalry joining forces to besiege, there might still be a chance to turn the tide.

Without further hesitation, Wang Baobao drew his sword and loudly ordered the remaining cavalry to charge towards the giant Zhu Ming!

All the catapults accompanying the army turned around, and hundreds of archer formations drew their bows to their fullest extent.

At Wang Baobao's command, a barrage of stones and arrows rained down, all hurtling towards Zhu Ming, who stood eighty meters tall.

The arrows, like a dark cloud, swept towards Zhu Ming with a whooshing sound.

Zhu Ming was startled by the overwhelming offensive and his expression turned somewhat panicked.

He only grew 100 times larger, but his courage didn't grow 100 times larger.

This was especially true since it was his first time on the battlefield.

Therefore, when facing an enemy attack,

He instinctively raised his arms to protect his head and dodged around.

This scene looked particularly comical.

Seeing this, Wang Baobao became even more certain of his idea.

It turns out this giant was just a showpiece!

This battle is not hopeless!

But this idea didn't last more than a few seconds before Wang Baobao was slapped in the face by what happened next, his face almost swollen from being slapped!

Zhu Ming, who was fleeing in all directions, suddenly realized that the arrows that had hit him were completely unharmed.

Everything was blocked by the golden chainmail he was wearing. Not only did it not injure him, it didn't even leave a white mark!

Turns out I'm invincible!

Now Zhu Ming was completely calm.

Faced with the overwhelming rain of arrows, he not only did not dodge, but also put his hands on his hips and let them hit him.

As a result, the arrows broke in two as soon as they touched Zhu Ming's armor, leaving no white mark, and fell to the ground.

Upon seeing this, Wang Baobao was so angry he wanted to grind his teeth to dust. He immediately ordered a halt to the arrow shooting and deployed the catapults.

Hundreds of catapults fired in succession, sending massive stones the size of millstones crashing down on Zhu Ming's golden chainmail with powerful winds.

The stones struck the armor with a loud thud, sending dust flying across the wasteland, but Zhu Ming stood motionless, not even moving an inch.

It doesn't hurt.

But the stones kept coming down one after another.

It's like someone keeps throwing pebbles at you, which is quite annoying!

Zhu Ming frowned slightly, wanting to get rid of these annoying little guys.

So he turned his gaze to the halberd that was stuck diagonally in the ground not far away!

This weapon was originally a toy specially made by Zhu Di for his younger brother. It was never sharpened and was not made of refined iron.

It was only valued for its fancy appearance, and Zhu Ming usually just played with it.

Just now, Zhu Ming's body swelled a hundredfold, and the small halberd also enlarged accordingly.

It has now transformed into a giant divine weapon that is a full sixty meters long.

What was once a small toy has now become a deadly weapon capable of sweeping away thousands of troops.

Zhu Ming took huge strides.

He walked a few steps to the halberd stuck in the soil.

His large hand gripped the thick halberd shaft firmly, and his arm suddenly exerted force.

The entire 60-meter-long gilded halberd, accompanied by a fierce wind, was uprooted from the ground with a deafening roar.

He didn't give the Northern Yuan army a chance to react at all, and then swung his halberd horizontally.

The heavy halberd swept out with a force that could tear everything apart!

boom--!

A massive halberd swept across the entire wasteland.

The cavalry, warhorses, and catapults blocking the road were all blown away by the gale.

The once noisy and clamorous Northern Yuan army formation, which had been firing arrows and stones in rapid succession, fell into a deathly silence in an instant.

Only the rustling of sand and wind remained, without a trace of noise.

In the chaotic corner,

Tuogus was far away at the time and narrowly escaped the sweeping gust of wind from the halberd, which terrified him so much that his legs went weak.

Several of his personal guards immediately surrounded him, protecting him fiercely.

The plan was to cover Tuogus's retreat amidst the chaos.

Let's get out of this dangerous place first.

But before they could ride their horses very far,

The 80-meter-tall giant Zhu Ming took a step, slightly gathered his strength in his legs, and leaped across dozens of meters of barren land.

With a loud bang, it landed right in front of Tuogus and his group!

Its heavy body crashed to the ground, sending violent shockwaves spreading in all directions. Dust and debris shot into the air, reaching heights of over ten meters, and billowing yellow sand instantly enveloped the entire area.

Unable to withstand the violent jolt, the horse buckled and collapsed to the ground.

Tuogus let out a scream and flew off his horse.

Then, like a ball, it rolled into the rubble pile in the cracked pit beside it, covered in dust and looking extremely disheveled.

Several guards rushed forward and, with great effort, cleared away the surrounding stones and dragged the disheveled Tuogusi out of the rubble.

Tuogusi, still shaken, hastily wiped the dust from his face and turned to his personal guards, ordering, "Go and stop him right now!"

Upon hearing this, the guards surrounding him froze on the spot, exchanging bewildered glances, their faces filled with disbelief.

No, is that right?

You send a few of us to stop him!

This is like a monster invasion during the apocalypse.

Your boss wants you to stop a Godzilla that's tens of meters tall so he can have a chance to escape!

Everyone glanced at the enormous figure that seemed to blot out the sky and immediately shivered.

You told us to stop him.

Give us a magic light stick, though!

Going there empty-handed is worse than taking a roadside taxi!

Seeing that his personal guards did not move, Tuogusi's eyes flashed with ferocity, and he threatened through gritted teeth, "If you dare to disobey my orders, when I return to the royal court, I will execute your entire family!"

The guards were left with no choice after hearing these harsh words.

He could only grit his teeth, draw the long sword from his waist, and charge towards Zhu Ming with a heavy heart.

They raised their weapons and thrust them viciously at Zhu Ming's feet!

After all, given their height, they can only attack the soles of Zhu Ming's feet at present.

However, Zhu Ming was wearing a pair of lotus-silk cloud-walking shoes, which were made of an extremely hard material and could not be damaged by swords or spears.

Not even mentioning its defensive capabilities,

The soles alone are a full three meters thick.

Even if you stab him in the head with your sword, you won't be able to pierce his shoes, let alone hurt Zhu Ming.

Zhu Ming looked at the group of soldiers at his feet, who were scurrying around like ants, and found them noisy. He lifted his foot and gently flicked it forward.

Several guards surrounding his feet were instantly thrown away by an indescribable force.

One by one, they transformed into shooting stars, soaring straight into the sky, and in an instant, they followed in Batu's footsteps, disappearing into the vast sky.

Now only Tuogus was left around.

He had just witnessed all his men being sent flying, and he was terrified out of his wits.

They no longer dared to be arrogant in the slightest.

He immediately knelt down and kowtowed frantically.

He kept shouting that he wanted to surrender.

He cried and said he was willing to submit.

I'll serve Zhu Ming like a slave, just to spare his dog's life!