The officers and soldiers who had been holding on to the front line could still stabilize their formation at this time.

The left and right armies that changed their formations and moved forward were killed by the rebels before they even formed their formations. They did not retreat immediately because they relied on their fellow villagers to support each other.

Seeing the rebels coming from the left and right wings, Zhao Yu mobilized the rear army and the central army to fight against the auxiliary Qingzhuang and the rebel cavalry respectively.

What is very interesting is that the officers and soldiers also have a cavalry force of 600 people.

Sichuan trades with each other every year to buy horses, but Sichuan's official army is in short supply of horses. It is possible to organize 600 cavalry, thanks to Yu Wenchang's management of the Tea and Horse Division.

It's a pity that Yu Wenchang was quickly transferred out of Chengdu the second year after he reorganized the Sichuan Tea Horse Company because he blocked too many people's financial paths!

Ju Ming deliberately slowed down his horse speed and tried to maintain the cavalry formation.

More than 600 officers and soldiers came to attack. Ju Ming immediately accelerated and charged head-on with more than 400 miscellaneous cavalry.

When the two sides were twenty or thirty steps apart, they saw that the rebel cavalry was still accelerating, and the official cavalry was so frightened that they quickly avoided its edge.

Cornucopia ran at full speed. Ju Ming brandished his mace and smashed an enemy rider to death, leaving a dent in his chest visible to the naked eye.

Several people were killed in succession. The officers, soldiers and cavalry in the rear had already given way. Ju Ming directly led four hundred cavalry to kill them. Then he rushed towards the enemy's right-wing infantry without stopping. Those infantry who met head-on instantly collapsed, exposing the Chinese army where Zhao Yu was.

come out.

The Chinese army was on a mound. Zhu Ming jumped on his horse and climbed up the hill, wielding his mace and smashing it left and right.

Zhao Yu's soldiers in the center, looking at Ju Ming who was wearing the Heavenly King's armor, looked like a god descending from heaven, they threw away their weapons and ran away. Their cavalry was penetrated, and the infantry on the right wing was also penetrated. Who dared to stay and fight to the death?

Huang Gai left a horse for himself and fled immediately when he saw that the situation was not going well.

However, Zhao Yu was still drawing his sword and shouting: "Don't panic, we can block it by forming a formation and raising your gun!"

No one listened to him, and everyone ran faster than the other.

Zhu Ming rode his horse and rushed in front of Zhao Yu, smashed the Chinese army flag with his mace, then smashed the sword out of Zhao Yu's hand, and reached out to catch the clan leader.

"The enemy commander has been captured by me!"

"The enemy commander has been captured by me!"

In fact, after the banner of the Chinese army collapsed, the officers and soldiers on the left and right began to collapse, and then the front army was also led to flee.

More than 30,000 officers and soldiers subconsciously fled back to Zitong City.

The defenders who stayed in Zitong City opened the west city gate and grabbed boats to cross the river and escape.
Chapter completed!