Is Wei Jun strong?

The bravery of the Wei army was already reflected on the battlefield not far away.

Among the 20,000 Wei troops, even though there were powerful generals like Xu Chu, Xu Chu was mainly responsible for commanding the more than 2,000 Wei cavalry.

In the confrontation between infantry and infantry, although Cao Xiu was considered a man with good martial arts, his performance was far inferior to Zhang Fei's bravery.

Even before the two armies started fighting, the morale of the Han army was higher than that of the Wei army because of Zhang Fei's heroic performance.

The importance of morale to a large army is self-evident.

But under these two unfavorable conditions, the Wei army was still able to slowly gain a combat advantage over the Han army in a battle with real swords and guns.

Although the Han army suffered the disadvantage of being inferior to the Wei army in terms of weapons, this had a lot to do with the Wei army's own proficiency in fighting.

There are many reasons for Wei Jun's good fighting skills, but Mi Yang is not in the mood to explore those reasons now.

Because he was about to personally attack the Wei army in front of him.

Seeing the 20,000 Wei troops approaching him step by step with neat steps and spears in hand, Mi Yang, who had excellent eyesight, could even see the cold eyes in the eyes of the Wei troops in the front row.

What is a veteran of many battles?

Follow orders and prohibitions without any distractions.

The moment the war horn blows, their eyes will be devoid of any emotion, and then under the command of the general, they will crush the enemies in front who dare to block them.

Just like the heroes of the North they had crushed under Cao Cao's command.

The uniform steps of 20,000 people seemed to come from the horizon, from far to near.

Whether it was an illusion or not, Mi Yang felt that as the 20,000 Wei troops approached step by step, the ground beneath his feet seemed to begin to shake under the trampling of the 20,000 Wei troops.

Mi Yang had just witnessed the cruelty of ancient large-scale field battles with his own eyes, but watching from the sidelines and experiencing it personally were two different things.

At this moment, Mi Yang felt unprecedented pressure.

This kind of pressure is even more severe than the pressure he felt when he was trapped in an isolated city of Gong'an and surrounded by 100,000 Wu troops.

Although the Wu army was large in number at that time, their eliteness could not be compared with that of the Wei army.

What's more, no matter how small Mi Yang's troops were at that time, there was always a police station to rely on as a fortified city.

The pressure on him who did not face the enemy directly at that time is certainly incomparable with the pressure he faces now when he faces the enemy directly.

However, although the 20,000 Wei troops in front of him brought greater pressure to Mi Yang, Mi Yang's eyes remained firm.

Enemies are not to be feared, but to be killed.

Even though there is no towering wall in front of him to block the enemy's advance, there are tens of thousands of troops around him who can serve as his arms.

Mi Yang commanded the tens of thousands of direct Han troops around him as if he were commanding his own arms.

When the 20,000 Wei troops were getting closer and closer to the Han army, Mi Yang summoned two brave generals.

One of the generals was his direct general Ding Feng, and the other general was Wei Yan who was the general of Zhenbei at that time.

Mi Yang is now the governor of Yibei, and he has the authority to rule over all generals belonging to the Yibei region.

Even if Wei Yan is now the general of Zhenbei, he is still included in this list.

After Ding Feng and Wei Yan came to Mi Yang's side respectively, Mi Yang mainly focused on Wei Yan.

Because Mi Yang didn't have much worries about Ding Feng, who had already surrendered to him.

As for Wei Yan, Mi Yang was not so relieved.

Because of Wei Yan's arrogant behavior, Mi Yang specially summoned him to his side.

Mi Yang did this out of consideration for the overall situation, and also to temper Wei Yan's temperament for a good life.

Mi Yang did not ask Wei Yan to obey him completely, but at least asked Wei Yan not to disobey his orders.

Because of this purpose, Mi Yang specifically stimulated Wei Yan's desire to fight after summoning him, but deliberately prevented him from fighting.

Judging from Wei Yan's eagerness for success, he is now like a hungry tiger.

However, Mi Yang locked the limbs of this already hungry tiger, which undoubtedly made Wei Yan feel even more uncomfortable.

The more uncomfortable Wei Yan felt, the stronger his desire to fight.

And the longer a tiger keeps him hungry, the more he will become sluggish.

On the contrary, when he let go of his limbs, his roar resounded through the forest again.

This is the time.

Mi Yang looked at him and said, "Are you willing to make meritorious deeds?"

Hearing the words "meritorious service" made Wei Yan, who was already highly motivated because of the enemy's constant approach, become even more motivated.

Wei Yan's eyes turned red instantly.

Is he afraid of death?

Coming from a poor family, he was not afraid.

Although he calls himself a great man, he is afraid of being unknown all his life, and he is even more afraid of others slandering him as a lucky minister.

So what should be used to wash away his worries and wash away his shame?

Only the blood of the enemy can only continuously build military exploits.

Now that Mi Yang has personally given him the opportunity to establish military exploits, how could Wei Yan not feel extremely excited?

Seeing Wei Yan's expression, Mi Yang nodded.

He asked Wei Yan to step back for a while and follow the order.

After Wei Yan withdrew, Mi Yang said to Ding Feng again: "Today you are here, and you are as virtuous as tens of thousands of people. Whether you can help or not depends on you."

Different from Wei Yan, although Ding Feng also had a strong desire to perform meritorious service, as a surrendered general, Mi Yang sometimes valued him more.

Sure enough, after listening to Mi Yang's words, Ding Feng felt so valued by Mi Yang and excitedly bowed down to Mi Yang and said, "I am willing to die for the champion!"

Seeing Ding Feng's performance, Mi Yang had a smile on his face.

He also asked Ding Feng to step aside temporarily and act as ordered later.

Mi Yang knew that he was not as brave as Zhang Fei, so he could not adopt Zhang Fei's fighting method.

It's just that everyone has their own strengths, and he just needs to make good use of his strengths.

After motivating Wei Yan and Ding Feng with different words, Mi Yang looked at the 20,000 Wei troops who had arrived in front of the Han army's formation.

Soon after, the harsh sound of thousands of spears being exchanged resounded in front of the two armies again, and almost instantly, many soldiers from both sides fell.

Facing the fact that there were obviously more spears than her own stabbing at her own army, Mi Yang did not panic.

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Sure enough, when the spearmen of both sides were stabbing each other, the enemy's commanding general Sun Li stared closely at Mi Yang, who was wearing bright light armor, with a coldness flashing in his eyes.

How much is the head of a Han deer worth?

I'm afraid it is a priceless treasure to any Wei general.

Today, as long as he, Sun Li, can capture Mi Yang's head, it can be said that the road leading to high-ranking officials and rich salaries has been opened to him.

And he, Sun Li, could also step on Mi Yang's head and become a famous general that attracted much attention in the world.

This kind of temptation is difficult for any Wei general to resist.

What's more, the number of troops he currently has is twice that of Mi Yang.

Sun Li was not one to fight stupidly. He could not refuse to use his side's superior strength.

So he ordered his two lieutenants to lead 5,000 Wei troops respectively, to come out from the Wei army formation at the rear and move toward the two flanks of the 10,000 Han troops.

Because his troops were superior, Sun Li could easily divide his forces.

Even if he detached an army of 10,000, there would still be 10,000 troops facing him head-on.

Sun Li's idea was that he would lead an army of 10,000 in a head-on confrontation with Mi Yang's army of 10,000.

As for the two lieutenants leading 5,000 troops respectively to break through the flanks of the Han army, Mi Yang had no choice but to divide his troops if he wanted to ensure that the Han army's formation would not be breached.

Under such circumstances, this arrangement can ensure that the Wei army can maintain its strength advantage over the Han army no matter which direction it is in.

Under siege on three sides, as long as one side of the Han army was broken through, the only thing waiting for them would be a defeat.

As for why Sun Li didn't allocate more troops to attack the Han army from all directions.

This is because Sun Li is afraid of Mi Yang.

Although our own side has the advantage in military strength, Mi Yang is not an ordinary general, and the Han army he leads must also be a good warrior.

Therefore, Sun Li must always maintain his own strength advantage. Splitting his troops into two sides, with five thousand on each side, is currently the most appropriate arrangement.

In addition, encircling three and missing one is the key to the art of war. Leaving a gap for the enemy can also make them want to retreat when the battle is unfavorable.

Sun Li's approach was consistent with his status as a good general, and his approach was also a common attack method used by the Wei army in the past when facing an enemy with inferior strength.

It's just that Sun Li forgot that Mi Yang now is not the same person he was when he first traveled through time.
To be continued...