Xue Liang only felt the cold wind blowing against his face.
Although the two cavalry groups charged each other and the Liaodong cavalry side was at a disadvantage, Xue Liang was brave after all. He gritted his teeth and drew his spear, and even targeted the opposite general.
He had clearly seen that the enemy cavalry moved in unison, and everything depended on the command of the enemy general at the head.
Shoot people and horses, capture thieves and capture kings.
If you can kill the enemy general, the enemy army can be defeated.
Three feet and ten feet away!
Xue Liang's eyes were firm. At this moment, he still showed the fearlessness of the Tang army, and the spear had already been thrust out viciously.
Even if the opponent's cavalry pricks him into a hedgehog or chops him into pieces, he must kill the enemy general.
When a person dies, it depends on whether he dies vigorously or not.
If his own death could reverse the current situation, Xue Liangyi would not look back.
Xue Liang's spear thrust out, but the enemy general's broadsword also came over.
When the two horses crossed each other, Xue Liang felt a sharp pain in his left shoulder. He had not yet seen clearly what the situation was, but the people around him had already seen that in the flash of lightning, the enemy general's sword was lifted from his armpit.
Then his right arm holding the spear flew up.
Flying straight into the sky with a gun attached to his arm.
Xue Liang didn't even feel pain at this moment, but his heart seemed to become empty in an instant.
He was helpless and unwilling.
He very much hoped that God would give him another chance. As long as he did it again, maybe the result would be different.
But fighting on the battlefield means life and death can happen in an instant.
The arm flew out, and the enemy's war horse passed by, but everything did not end there.
The enemy general turned around in the midst of lightning and flint, and held a short spear in his left hand.
It flew out, with a "pop" sound, and accurately penetrated into Xue Liang's back, and then directly penetrated Xue Liang's body.
Xue Liang wanted to capture the thief and the king, and the enemy general had the same idea.
Killing enemy generals is always the best way to shock the enemy on the battlefield.
"Jiang Xiaochun is here, who dares to stop him?"
The enemy general's voice was like the roar of a tiger, spreading far away.
Jiang Xiaochun!
In the distance, Hu Sheng's heart sank to the bottom of the valley.
Of course he knows the name.
There was a loud "boom", and when Jiang Xiaochun killed Xue Liang, the cavalry from both sides finally collided.
It's just that one side is already dull, while the other side is like an iron plate covered with awls.
People were flying and horses were neighing, and they were screaming in agony.
The Long Rui cavalry hit the opponent like a stormy wave, figures were flying in the air, horses on the ground were neighing sadly, and Xue Liang's less than two hundred cavalrymen fell down in an instant.
Jiang Xiaochun is certainly a fierce general.
When he led two hundred elite Neiku cavalry to follow Qin Xiao, he became the most powerful force in Long Rui's army.
Over the past year, Jiang Xiaochun almost always stayed at the pasture to assist Gu Baiyi in training troops, and the training was mainly cavalry.
With two hundred Neiku cavalry as a team, a group of brave men were selected and trained day and night, but they also trained this cavalry capable of charging into battle.
Although the number is only seven or eight hundred, they are elites selected from the grassland cavalry. Moreover, the biggest advantage of these cavalry is that they have trained together for a long time and have an excellent tacit understanding. In addition, they strictly abide by the general's orders and prohibitions.
Command becomes an extremely sharp knife on the battlefield.
Jiang Xiaochun is like a tiger and a horse
Ru Kong, after killing Xue Liang, Wu Zi led his cavalry to slash and kill the enemy cavalry mercilessly.
On the battlefield, if you have mercy, you can only die.
When Hu Sheng saw Xue Liang being killed, he was shocked and angry, and hissed: "Rush over and trap them. Don't let them rush out!"
With the flags fluttering, the Liaodong soldiers actually surrounded him from all around.
But after all, two legs are not as good as a fast horse. Before they can rush in, Long Rui's cavalry formation changes again. The colliding cavalry pulls their horses and scatters to both sides, while the cavalry in the rear cuts in quickly and cuts hard into the Liaodong Army's formation.
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The soldiers and horses of both sides were engaged in close combat. Many recruits from Liaodong, not knowing the heights of the sky, rushed forward in an attempt to kill Long Rui's cavalry. However, no matter whether they were spears or knives, they could not block the saber's blow.
The spears and shields were broken, and the Long Rui cavalry's sabers were extremely sharp. Under the powerful impact of the Long Rui cavalry, the Liaodong soldiers were already torn into pieces.
The light of the sword flashed and the heads flew up. More than half of the Liaodong cavalry, which were not many in the first place, had been killed in the battle, and they were completely unable to withstand the attack of the Long Rui cavalry.
What was horrifying was that the Long Rui cavalry still maintained an awl-like formation while slashing and killing, and passed through the rebel army again.
Although Hu Sheng screamed desperately, hoping that the soldiers would trap this group of cavalry, Long Rui's cavalry's ruthless slashing had frightened most of the Liaodong recruits. They only felt that the casualties were far worse than the casualties they faced during the siege.
Not as cruel as this group of devil-like enemy riders.
After Jiang Xiaochun led his troops through, Hu Sheng knew something was wrong.
Sure enough, this group of cavalry left the battlefield again, made a detour, lined up in order, and rushed back.
Jiang Xiaochun took out the bow and arrow first
, shouted sternly: "Shoot!"
The flying arrows were like rain, shooting towards the chaotic enemy army overwhelmingly.
The rain of flying arrows destroyed the last bit of persistence of the Liaodong Army. With a "boom", the Liaodong soldiers who lost their fighting spirit were like exploding pomegranates, torn apart and running for their lives.
Hu Sheng and some generals tried their best to restrain them, but the soldiers and horses under their command collided with each other. For a while, people were crowded, trampled on, and chaotic, and they could not be restrained.
At this moment, the rumble of war drums sounded from the direction of Jiashan City, and then an overwhelming cry of killing was heard.
Some people looked over there, even more frightened.
The defenders in the city finally rushed out.
Tan Zhi was deceived by Hu Sheng's trick of suspecting soldiers, and failed to arrive in Beicheng in time for rescue, which almost caused a huge disaster.
Many Liaodong soldiers have already climbed up to the top of the city, and even the city gates were already shaking under the impact of the giant trees. If Long Rui's cavalry hadn't arrived in time, the Liaodong soldiers would have broken through the city at this moment.
Once the city is breached, even if Tan Zhi arrives with his troops, the situation is already over.
Tan Zhi rushed to the north city. Before the city gate was broken, he led his men to the top of the city and killed all the Liaodong troops who climbed to the top of the city.
As for the situation outside the city, he could naturally see clearly from his high position.
At first, he didn't act rashly because the situation was not very clear.
After seeing Long Rui's cavalry fighting hard in the Liaodong army's formation, and seeing the Liaodong army starting to collapse, I knew that when the time came, if I continued to stay in the city and didn't move, I really wouldn't be able to explain to Long Rui's army when I turned back.
It is unjustifiable no matter what, while others are running over to rescue me while I am watching the fight from the sidelines.
Therefore, without any hesitation, Tan Zhi personally led hundreds of people under his command and rushed directly to
He came out of the city, shouted and attacked the defeated Liaodong Army.
The Long Rui cavalry were covered in blood. They had their own blood, but more of it was the blood of their enemies.
At this moment, he was indifferent. After two rounds of arrow rain, he killed and wounded countless enemy soldiers. He rushed to the nearby area, drew back his bow and held his sword, and plunged into the enemy's formation again.
The horses' hooves trampled across the battlefield, like a torrent, beginning to sweep away everything on the battlefield.
Wherever the Long Rui cavalry went, the Liaodong soldiers were as if they were being swallowed by monsters.
On the battlefield, only some veterans from Liaodong were still resisting and even wanted to form a formation in the chaos. However, every time these veterans failed to gather successfully, they would be discovered by the Long Rui cavalry. They would charge and break up the formation in an instant.
It's messy.
After several attacks, the veterans also knew that the situation was over. Seeing that the new soldiers had no intention of resisting and fled in all directions, they could only flee to save their lives.
Even at this moment, the Liaodong soldiers actually still have the upper hand in terms of strength, but despite their large numbers, they have completely prevented effective resistance.
The army was defeated like a mountain.
Hu Sheng saw that his men were being slaughtered almost one by one by the enemy. The enemy was obviously much smaller than his own, but with the help of their fast horses and scimitars, they were able to defeat his troops to a complete defeat. He didn't even care to look up to the sky.
He sighed deeply, knowing that if he stayed on the battlefield, he would only be captured or killed, so he had no choice but to flee.
Qin Xiao was waiting at the foot of a mountain more than ten miles outside the east gate of Jiashan City.
Liaodong is very mountainous, some are rolling towering mountains, and some are very ordinary hills.
Behind him were hundreds of cavalry, which were drawn from the Fire Armored Dragon Riders, mainly the Dragon Scale Forbidden Army.
They are all looking towards the direction of Jiashan City.
The cold night was cold, the north wind was blowing, and from the north wind, the shouts of killing could be faintly heard.
Before the war started, Qin Xiao knew that the overall situation was decided.
The number of soldiers is not large but fine.
Before going into battle, the outcome has actually been decided.
The battle between the two armies is by no means as simple as charging against each other.
Qin Xiao has always attached great importance to intelligence work. After collecting intelligence, Qin Xiao already has a very clear grasp of the situation of Hu Sheng's troops.
He knew that Hu Sheng had always sent people to pay attention to Huangfu Yunzhao's actions, and planned to capture Jiashan City as soon as possible before Huangfu Yunzhao entered the army. Therefore, the Liaodong soldiers had been desperately attacking Jiashan City in the past few days, and even later
The camp did not make any preparations to prevent the camp from being stormed.
This was certainly because Hu Sheng was eager to attack the city and was not cautious. Another reason was naturally because Hu Sheng only thought that reinforcements from the Long Rui Army would only appear from the west, not from the east or even the north.
It was precisely after discovering Hu Sheng's fatal negligence that Jiang Xiaochun's surprise troops detoured to the north to avoid the enemy's detection sentry. They were originally planning to continue their detour back to the south gate, and when the enemy launched another attack on Jiashan City, they
Attacking from behind, who knew that Hu Sheng would go back to the north gate tonight to fight? This allowed Jiang Xiaochun to avoid the detour and lie in ambush in the north, just waiting for the opportunity to attack immediately.
Thousands of soldiers and horses led by Yuwen Chengchao have arrived in time and are stationed at Mazhuang. This ensures that even if Liaoyang sends reinforcements, they will not be able to successfully reach Jiashan for rescue.
The main force of the Liaodong Army under Hu Sheng was new soldiers. They attacked the city for three consecutive days without making any progress. Qin Xiao also learned about this Liaodong Army.
The strength of the army.
He believed in Jiang Xiaochun's ability and believed that Jiang Xiaochun could defeat Hu Sheng's troops. Moreover, at this time, Huangfu Yunzhao's troops were also marching hastily, with thousands of troops advancing towards Jiashan City at the fastest speed.
Even if Jiang Xiaochun's cavalry could not completely defeat Hu Sheng, the battle would be over when Huangfu Yunzhao's reinforcements arrived on the battlefield.
Qin Xiao certainly understood that with the strength of the two generals Jiang Xiaochun and Huangfu Yunzhao, it was not difficult to defeat Hu Sheng.