Li Dingguo is the commander of this cavalry.

Those who fought and those who charged in the battle were the Mongolian soldiers in the Chinese army, but Li Dingguo was the one who commanded them.

Li Dingguo was not an authentic Mongolian, but he was very frivolous in the tactics of Mongolian cavalry, and even these Mongolian soldiers were convinced by him.

The army has always admired the strong. Li Dingguo is full of legendary and personal heroism, which makes these soldiers admire him very much and admire him very much.

After defeating this group of Ming cavalry, Li Dingguo chased the other side for a long time, making the other side afraid to sleep at night and fled westward desperately.

Seeing that the time was almost right, Li Dingguo ordered his cavalry to speed up and take a small path to bypass the other party.

Many people think that they are preparing to surround the front of this Ming cavalry and ambush and attack him. Who knows that Li Dingguo did not have such a plan. It is useless to chase the dogs of the family.

The enemy's vanguard army has already defeated and defeated him. This is called a severity of his own destruction. It is estimated that the little arrogance accumulated in the Battle of Yiling has almost been consumed.

It's time to fight with their main force.

They walked westward and walked about midnight and found a military camp seventy miles away.

This military camp is huge and seems boundless. From the torture they have captured, they learned that this is the camp of Lu Baqun, the general under Zhu Xieyuan.

After Zhu Xieyuan sent his cavalry to attack Xiangyang, he sent his generals to lead tens of thousands of infantry and quickly followed up. He knew that even if he was surprised and captured Xiangyang by surprise, it would not be easy to defend it.

He also believed that the Battle of Yiling would soon spread and the Chinese army would react. They could not ignore the loss of Xiangyang, a major city. The Chinese army would definitely send troops to support him. This unit was reinforcements from Ma Xianglin's troops.

Zhu Xieyuan wanted to mobilize all his 100,000 troops, but it was very difficult to mobilize 100,000 troops, especially after a long journey and another tragic war.

Although this war annihilated the Qingzhou Division, the six main forces of the Chinese Army, they also lost nearly 9,000 people. Although it was an unprecedented brilliant victory in the battle between the Ming army and the Chinese army, the casualties of nearly 10,000 people also caused Zhu Xieyuan's troops to be damaged.

Therefore, after the war, his troops had to rest and rectify, and after a brief rest and reorganization, they could only be dispatched. He had to mobilize elite troops and set out first.

Since Ma Xianglin was driving the way forward and defeating the Chinese army's courage, he rushed all the way, wishing he could put on his wings and flew to Xiangyang overnight. He also rushed to the road continuously. The troops were already very tired and exhausted, and they were reluctant to stop. Until the troops were about to collapse, they barely allowed the troops to station. It was already late at night.

So his troops didn't have time to set up camps, and they just took a simple warning and set up some tents, so they fell asleep.

They dared to do this, one was that Ma Xianglin's troops were cutting the way in front of them, and the other was that they had already killed the Chinese army, so they would not dare to take the initiative to attack the army. So when their army was in a state of exhaustion, they directly built a simple tent and fell asleep peacefully.

Li Dingguo bit Ma Xianglin's cavalry and tried to swallow him, but he also found that the opponent's combat power was good and the commander's command ability was strong. It was not easy to swallow it. So after he beat him up and fled until he ran away, he began to attack the troops behind him.

Li Dingguo was also sure that after sending cavalry and attacking them, he would definitely send troops to follow up.

Moreover, all troops have this habit, that is, the vanguard army is cautious, and the people behind are not so cautious because they are rushing to thunder in front of them.

Because they all think that if there is an enemy situation, the first thing they will deal with is their vanguard troops, and they will definitely receive the news.

Li Dingguo played this idea, and he played the other party's psychology.

You know, this really made Li Dingguo bet right. The leader of the Ming army, Lu Baqun, thought so. In the battle of Yiling, the Chinese army was defeated, which gave him a mentality of being easy to deal with. He also believed that Xiangyang City's defense was empty. If he could arrive in advance, it would be equivalent to taking over the city, and he would not be able to get the pie if he was too late.

So he ordered the troops to rush on the road day and night, but they were walking on two legs, tired and trapped. The soldiers were really too tired by him and rushed all the way. They were so tired that they complained. Seeing that the soldiers were about to collapse and were about to mutiny, he had no choice but to order the troops to camp on the spot.

Their camps were relatively simple. They believed that the destruction of the Qingzhou Division of the Chinese Army had caused a power vacuum in this area. They were the most powerful force in the nearby area, so their defense was very relaxed.

Li Dingguo saw the opportunity and divided his troops into four groups and entered the Ming army's camp from four directions.

The Ming army was sleeping soundly, but they heard the cry sound like thunder. Before they could react, the cavalry of the Chinese army had already killed them with sabers and torches.

Many Ming soldiers had no time to react, and they were killed while they were asleep.

The Chinese cavalry were very well-equipped. For this raid, they prepared a batch of grenades.

When I saw Ming Jun's tent, I threw a grenade over it, and there was a nest at one end.

When Lu Baqun was sleeping in a daze, he suddenly heard a shocking shout of killing. The enemy rushed in from all directions. His subordinates screamed in surprise, and shouted endlessly. He was very scared. At this time, his personal soldiers rushed in and said loudly: "Huaxia Dog Camp, General, go quickly."

Since his subordinates had such kindness, Lu Baqun did not refuse, put on armor, rode on a horse, and left immediately. This is called a gentleman not standing under a dangerous wall.

The entire camp was full of shouts and screams, and they were in chaos, and they were all in chaos. Because in the dark, the Chinese cavalry rushed in in four directions. They didn't know how many enemies they had and where they came from, so they were very struggling and blind to deal with them.

Lu Baqun originally wanted to organize his troops to resist, but who knew that after he escaped, he had not collected many troops, but saw Yibiao's army killing him. The other party was riding a tall horse, very fierce. He held a knife in one hand and chopped people when he saw them, and threw grenades in the other hand. Every time he threw them over and exploded, a large number of them killed.

The Ming army also seized some grenades. They knew that this kind of thing was powerful, but unfortunately there were not many and they could not be equipped. They could not throw it away like the Chinese army without any money.

Lu Baqun saw that the enemy was so fierce, he did not dare to resist, so he turned around and left.

The officers all fled, the soldiers had no backbone, and the resistance was even less organized.

Originally, there were not many Chinese cavalrymen who robbed the camp, with less than a thousand people. They attacked in several directions, and even fewer troops were even less. However, in the darkness, regardless of the enemy, they were in chaos. The Ming soldiers were robbing the camp while they were sleeping. They were slashed and killed by the enemy in a daze. In a panic, they fled everywhere. They killed each other and trampled on each other to death, more people killed than those killed by the enemy.

The whole camp was in chaos.

Li Dingguo was very happy when he saw the Ming army camp chaos, and ordered his cavalry to kill people without hesitation and chop them as soon as they saw them. When they saw that there were many people on the other side, they organized a cavalry team to rush over and disperse the other side, so that the other side could not form organized resistance.

They did this to make the situation even more chaotic. The Ming soldiers in the camp were in chaos, killing each other or scrambling to escape.

Before Li Dingguo robbed the camp, he knew that he would succeed, but he could not have expected that he would easily achieve such a huge success. The entire camp of tens of thousands of people was like paper. They rushed in, like chopping melons and vegetables, chopping and killing each other, and killing them to the point of falling flowers and water.

Li Dingguo knew that the opportunity was not to be missed, so he led his elite cavalry team to slash and kill in the dark night. When he saw that there were many people on the other side, he rushed over, so that the other side could not organize, formed an organization, and could not resist. In the dark night, the Ming army was in chaos, and the camp of tens of thousands of people actually allowed Li Dingguo to fight with thousands of troops.

Li Dingguo asked their horse team to storm and fight in the Ming army camp, killing all directions, and expanding the results of the battle as much as possible.

Li Dingguo was a naturally talented figure. He was brave and very bold. He used his troops ruthlessly. Since he was promoted to a senior officer by Liu Bu, he immediately had a global view. He knew that the morale of the Chinese army was hit by the battle of Yiling.

If this situation is not changed, they will be defeated by Zhu Xieyuan's 100,000 troops.

But today he first dismantled the opponent's cavalry and then defeated the opponent's vanguard army, which severely slapped the spirit of Zhu Xieyuan's army and let them know that the Chinese army was not easy to mess with. In this way, it suppressed the opponent's arrogance and increased his morale.

Moreover, Li Dingguo also used iron-like facts to prove that he had the ability to be the master of the master.

Li Dingguo was not afraid of death either. He led his team to rush into the Ming army's camp, commanded the army, slashed and killed each other, and destroyed the opponent's camp. The camp of tens of thousands of troops made him raid, and it was like a tiger entering a flock of sheep, slashing and killing each other, suppressing each other to fight, as if entering a no-man's land.
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