However, at this moment, Cao Bianjiao led his army to appear on the south side of Shun's army again.

Li Chuang had a heavy hand on his back and could only temporarily switch from offense to defense.

Although his total military strength is large, the total number of cavalry is only 40,000.

Cao's uncle and nephew have 30,000 cavalry to encircle you. If you don't confront you head-on, this battle will be impossible.

There are more than 200,000 infantrymen in a large area, but the two legs are no match for the four hooves and cannot play a big role. The deployment must be readjusted.

After three days of such a stalemate, Li Chuang sorted things out.

There is no point in continuing to entangle. In just seven or eight days, there have been successive cases of demotions of officers and generals in the south and rebellion.

Without further ado, Li Chuang left Cao's uncle and nephew behind and moved his troops towards the capital.

This trick really paid off.

When Cao Wenzhao saw that the Shun army was turning towards the capital, he sent troops to attack in an attempt to delay the Shun army.

Li Chuang concentrated his forces and defeated Cao Wenzhao, which was considered a win.

Cao Wenzhao suffered a loss, so he had to join forces with Cao Bianjiao, follow the Shun army from a distance, and continue to look for opportunities.

This made Li Chuang very uncomfortable and his return to the army was very slow.

By the time he returned to the capital eight days later, the south was already in chaos and the rebellion was like a prairie fire.

Just when he was getting ready for a decisive battle with the defenders of the capital and Cao Wenzhao's uncle and nephew.

Cao Wenzhao made a violent move, which shocked Li Chuang and turned pale.

Cao's uncle and nephew unexpectedly abandoned the capital, and their troops quickly headed south towards Bazhou in the south.

There is Shen Lian's battlefield!
Chapter completed!