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- Zhuge Liang screamed and jumped back as if he had stepped on dog shit.
The servants on the left and right were also screaming in fear, and they all hid their faces and did not dare to look down.
The dark thing on the ground turned out to be a stick of that thing.
Although Zhuge Liang made suggestions and helped Liu Bei kill many people, he himself had never seen blood, let alone such a terrifying thing.
Zhuge Liang was frightened on the spot, and there were even beads of sweat rolling down his forehead. It took him a long while to recover.
At this time, Zhuge Liang was puzzled again, thinking how could Yan Liang be so shameless, not giving up his life, but sending such a disgusting filth to scare him.
While he was doubting, Zhuge Liang's heart suddenly shook, as if he suddenly understood the reason.
Zhuge Liang couldn't help but look at the toy on the ground again, with a look of horror and pain in his eyes, because he had already thought about whose thing it was.
There is no doubt that he should be the root of his Zhuge Jun.
Yan Liang actually castrated his younger brother!
In an instant, Zhuge Liang felt severe pain in his heart, and endless anger was rolling in his chest like boiling lava.
"You thief Yan, you did this to my brother. If I, Zhuge Liang, don't kill you, I will never be a human again~"
Zhuge Liang was so angry that he gritted his teeth, clenched his fists, and his eyes almost exploded with anger.
At this time, Zhuge Liang had completely lost his original calm, elegant and unrestrained appearance, and he seemed to be just an avenger who was blinded by anger.
Although Zhuge Liang was angry and swore poisonous oaths, he was just trying to satisfy his craving and could not actually do anything to Yan Liang.
On the contrary, Yan Liang, on the third day after capturing Tiegang, the 200,000-strong army marched northward. Coming straight to Yecheng.
This time, Liu Bei has no retreat. If he loses Yecheng, his Han Kingdom will fall apart. He must use all his strength to defend the Han Kingdom's capital.
In order to resist Yan Liang, Liu Bei tried his best to fight against Yan Liang. He gathered here and there, even the old, weak and remnants of the army and the county soldiers with no fighting ability, all gathered in Yecheng. Reluctantly, a legion of about 80,000 people was formed.
Liu Bei then took Ye City as the core and the two strong fortresses set up on the east and west of Ye City as the horns, preparing to fight in a last-ditch battle to defend Ye City.
Yan Liang¡¯s army advanced to Wulixiazhai, south of Yecheng, and formed the main attacking army with an army of 100,000. Opposite Yecheng, the remaining 100,000 soldiers and horses were divided into camps, forming a company camp that stretched for several miles.
After the army forced the city into the stronghold, Yan Liang was not in a hurry to launch a general attack on Yecheng. Instead, on Pang Tong's suggestion, he divided his troops to cut off the wings around Yecheng first. Yecheng was gradually isolated, and then besieged the city on a large scale.
Yan Liang first ordered Zhang Ren to lead 10,000 troops to capture Shexian County to the west of Yecheng and cut off the connection between Yecheng and Dang County to the west.
Next. Yan Liang also ordered Zhu Huan to lead 10,000 troops to attack Wei County eastward, cutting off the communication between Yecheng and Pingyuan County, and at the same time guarding against the threat of Zhang Fei's troops. Guard the flanks.
Yangping and Pingyuan counties to the east of Yecheng, and Shangdang County to the west. They are all prosperous places. Nearly one-third of Yecheng's grain and grass supply comes from these counties.
After Yan Liang cut off the two roads east and west of Yecheng, Liu Bei could only rely on the only grain road from the north to transport grain and grass from Guangping, Julu, Anping and other counties in northern Hebei to Yecheng to supply military supplies.
Yan Liang used the national strength of ten states to supply more than 300,000 troops for the Northern Expedition, while Liu Bei supplied nearly 130,000 to 40,000 soldiers and horses with the territory of less than three states. You can imagine who is under greater pressure.
Even though Yan Liang besieged Li Yang for eight months, when the war reached this point, it was Liu Bei who first began to suffer from shortages of food and grass.
In order to supply the troops and horses on the front line of Yecheng, Liu Bei could only increase the search for food and grass. His claim to the throne was based on the support of the powerful people of the family. Even if Liu Bei searched for food and grass, he would not dare to increase the search for food and grass. levy.
¡° In this way, those severe losses and heavy gifts can naturally only be imposed on the common people.
For a time, the grain-collecting county soldiers went deep into the villages of Hebei and forcibly confiscated the people's grain and grass. Anyone who resisted was dealt with violently.
The land of Hebei is full of complaints, and the people's resentment towards Liu Bei is increasing day by day.
Liu Bei did not care about the ordinary people. Since he ordered Guan Yu to be shot, Liu Bei has completely torn off the disguise of benevolence and righteousness. As long as he can block the Chu army's attack, Liu Bei can do anything now.
After much hard work, Liu Bei finally managed to survive the summer. When the autumn grain came down, Liu Bei was finally able to breathe a sigh of relief.
It¡¯s a pity that Liu ??It's a great harvest. The land of Yanliang's ten states has experienced this good year, and it's even more fruitful.
As a result, the newly harvested grain was continuously transported from the ten states to the front line. In the Chu army's grain harvesting base in Anyang City, millions of dendrobium grains were piled up like mountains.
With enough food and grass and no worries anymore, Yan Liang decided to launch a full-scale attack on Yecheng.
The first target Yan Liang chose to attack was the East Camp of the Han Army guarded by Le Jin.
That day, when the sky was still dark, the smoke was already floating in the camps. Chickens and sheep were being killed in the camps. The best white rice brought from Jingyang was cooked. In a short time, the Chu army's camps, which stretched for several miles, Already enveloped by the aroma of rice and meat.
The soldiers all felt full of energy after eating this sumptuous breakfast.
When daylight dawned, the Chinese army's camp was already full of people, and thousands of fully armed Chu soldiers were waiting in line.
But the silent crowd suddenly became excited at a certain moment.
Amid the cheers of support from all the soldiers, and under the gaze of everyone, the heroic emperor was sitting on a red horse as red as fire, holding the cold-light Qinglong Sword in his hand, and wearing a silver-light Yitian on his waist. Sword, head held high, slowly passed between them.
Yan Liang¡¯s thick eyebrows pressed tightly against Yinan¡¯s sharp eyes like a falcon. The arrogance and solemnity in his eyes were as burning as fire.
¡°Long live~~¡±
¡°Long live~~¡±
The officers and soldiers of the Chu army shouted long live, and the crowd was full of voices.
Yan Liang glanced around, and saw a forest of swords, guns, and dazzling armor. At a glance, the sky and the earth were covered with darkness, and the momentum was so majestic.
More than 100,000 soldiers were ready, just waiting for his order.
Yan Liang took a deep breath, raised his sword and shouted: "Come out with the entire army and raze the enemy camp to the ground for me!"
The sound of horse hooves, drums and horns sounded like thunder, and the flags in the camps undulated like huge waves. More than 100,000 soldiers came out of the camps in an orderly manner and slowly assembled towards the battlefield to the east.
Continuously for several miles, in the large camps one after another, groups of infantry and cavalry horses slowly came out, like the flow of a hundred rivers, converging towards the east camp of the Han army, and finally merged into a dense forest of iron armor in that wilderness. of vast seas.
At this time, the sun was already in the sky, and one hundred thousand Chu troops formed a huge formation in the wilderness.
When the soldiers of the Han army in Ye City saw such a huge force of the Chu army, they all secretly sucked in the cold air and felt terrified in their hearts.
Liu Bei, who had already heard the news and came to the city, frowned and secretly sweated.
The people in Yecheng were so frightened. The Dongying Han army, which was about to attack, was even more nervous, and everyone looked panicked.
Le Jin stood on the front line of the camp gate with his horse in hand, his face was gloomy, and the fire of hatred flashed in his brows.
"Tie Yan, if you have the guts to come over here, I, Le Jin, will avenge the Cao family!" Le Jin secretly swore in his heart.
Le Jin was a veteran general of Cao Cao's Yuan Dynasty, but Cao Cao and his Cao clan were destroyed by Yan Liang. Naturally, Le Jin held a grudge, and all he thought about day and night was revenge.
Under the red imperial flag, Yan Liang stood on horseback, looking ahead with a stern gaze.
Yan Lianggen didn't pay attention to that seemingly strong fortress. Today, it was time to make Liu Bei tremble with fear.
¡°Kill¡ª¡ª¡± Yan Liang pointed his sword forward and shouted loudly.
¡°Kill¡ª¡ª¡± Hundreds of Tiger Guard soldiers on the left and right roared in unison, and the sound was like thunder, spreading throughout the countryside.
In an instant, one hundred thousand generals followed and shouted together.
The sound of killing shook the sky. This furious roar was like the sky falling apart and the earth cracking, and it was like the roar of thousands of wild beasts. It made the soldiers in the enemy camp change their expressions.
With his morale high, Yan Liang pointed his sword and said coldly: "All armies, attack and capture the enemy camp for me."
When the decree was issued, hundreds of general flags waved in the wind, and the sound of war drums soared into the sky.
Huang Zhong, Wei Yan, Yan Yan, Pan Zhang and other fierce generals who were good at attacking cities and strongholds all marched out with their armies.
Amid the thundering drums, more than ten phalanxes of various types of soldiers including swordsmen, spearmen, and crossbowmen slowly advanced towards the enemy camp.
In the blink of an eye, the nearly 50,000-strong entrenched legion was approaching more than a hundred steps away from the enemy camp.
In the enemy camp, Le Jin did not dare to doubt and immediately ordered the crossbowmen to release arrows.
At the same time, the generals in the Chu army also issued orders to fire bows and crossbows.
More than a hundred steps away, the buzzing sound of thousands of birds flapping their wings suddenly arose, the sound of horns and drums, and all the sounds in the world were instantly drowned in the sound of sharp arrows piercing the air.?
Whoosh whoosh whoosh~~
The crossbowmen of the two armies fired their arrows almost at the same moment. The locust-like rain of arrows intertwined into a sky-covering net in the sky, and fell towards each other in the blink of an eye.
The sound of shrill screams suddenly broke out.
Among the 50,000 Chu troops trapped in the formation, there were nearly 10,000 crossbowmen alone. The volley of more than 10,000 people was so lethal.
However, the Han army was well prepared to defend one side and equipped with a large number of large shields, so it effectively withstood the Chu army's arrow attacks.
However, the Chu army could only rely on hand shields to deflect arrows. The attacking side was at a disadvantage. For example, the Han army only had three thousand crossbowmen, and the damage to the Chu army was also quite powerful.
The bows and arrows fired rapidly, mercilessly harvesting the lives of the Chu army. Blood splashed everywhere, and the feet of the living were soaked in blood swamps.
Faced with this cruel blow, the Chu army athletes who had experienced hundreds of battles used their strong will to suppress their inner fear, and bravely faced the rain of arrows and moved forward bravely.
The iron wall of the military formation advanced in the rain of arrows, the fallen corpses were trampled, and the rotting flesh and blood was stepped deeply into the soil, dyeing the wilderness into a huge red carpet.
After more than a hundred steps of death, the Chu soldiers finally passed through.
As the sound of the war drums reached its peak, more than a dozen military formations exploded, and fifty thousand soldiers ran wildly, roaring like a tide towards the Han camp. - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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