By coincidence, among the Hun cavalry who were picking up the trophies, there were the unlucky ones who had just been beaten up by Bei Gongchun. Liu Can put them at the front, euphemistically saying that he was giving them a chance.

It’s hard to say whether that’s what he actually wanted to do to avenge his shame. Perhaps His Highness the Crown Prince just saw them being cut so hard and thought that the jar had already been broken anyway, so he might as well break them a few more times and continue to let them go.

If there is any trap ahead, they will be the first to step on it. It is better for one of their troops to be unlucky than for everyone to be unlucky.

As a result, this army was really unlucky again. One hundred archers pulled the triggers of the big yellow crossbows at the same time, and the arrows shot out like the wind. Those who still maintained their rationality did not dismount to grab the loot, but instead roared loudly for everyone to mount their horses.

The officers and veterans who continued to chase were immediately shot like dumplings and fell off their horses. Originally, these officers and veterans had relatively well-made armors that could provide them with good protection, but what happened was that they hit this

This group of people are the top marksmen selected from the 4,000 marksmen in the Shesheng Camp, that is, the marksmen among the marksmen. They specifically aim at their faces and necks, both of which are relatively unprotected.

It's okay to be shot. Once hit by an arrow, it will be either dead or maimed! This round of volleys achieved excellent results, taking away sixty or seventy veterans and officers in one wave. Those guys who were grabbing the trophies saw

At this scene, people were horrified and exclaimed: "There is an ambush! There is an ambush!"

When those guys who were eager to grab the trophies saw that there was an ambush, they immediately became confused, dropped the trophies and rushed on the horse. However, before they could get on the horse, Kitamiya Jun was already like a ghost in a horror movie.

He jumped out from the reed field and rushed into their midst with lightning speed. His horse danced with thousands of phantoms, causing a bloody storm among the Huns' cavalry. He struck so fast that no one could see him clearly.

With his move, he couldn't even see the trajectory of the horse. He could only hear the whistling wind, and then the crisp sound of broken bones and the muffled sound of the sharp blade cutting flesh, as if those barbarian cavalry were being cut by him.

They were swept off their horses one by one, and their arms and legs were broken, their heads were dislocated, or their muscles and bones were broken and blood spurted out. Anyway, if you fell down, you couldn't get up again.

Thirty black hawk swordsmen were also as powerful as a rainbow. They charged straight into the middle of the Hu cavalry with their swords drawn. They challenged with their spears and waved their swords, killing people like melons and vegetables. Seeing these knights killing Hu people like pigs and sheep, they shot

The sharpshooters in the Sheng camp couldn't hold back anymore. In the past few years, they have been suppressed and beaten by the barbarians. The only time they were suppressed and beaten by the barbarians was when they counterattacked Yiyang under the command of Bei Gongjing, and they were solid in the Battle of Glacier.

The Hu people knew how powerful they were. Unfortunately, the happy time was always so short. They were still immersed in the joy of Yiyang's victory, and the Western Jin Dynasty started a new round, which was also the most destructive one.

The result of the internal fighting was that Sima Yue led the main force of the Forbidden Army to leave Luoyang, and at the same time took away most of the high-ranking officials and nobles in Luoyang City, turning Luoyang into an extremely empty city. The situation that had already had a glimmer of improvement took a turn for the worse.

, the whole country fell into the abyss of hell at an alarming speed...

Although they obviously have extraordinary abilities, due to various reasons, they have never been able to fight fairly with their opponents. Even if they tried their best, they could not win. They could only watch the imperial capital fall. Shenzhou Luchen, they were also holding back in their hearts.

A ball of fire is good!

If a man is angry, he must let it out, otherwise it will easily destroy his body, okay?

So these one hundred sharpshooters put down their crossbows, drew out their long knives and roared into the enemy formation. They swung their long knives and slashed at the legs of the Hun cavalry. These powerful men who could fire more than 200 pounds of powerful crossbows

It was so big that it could remove a horse's leg with just one swing of the long knife. The sword flashed past, and the war horse fell to the ground with a neigh, and the cavalryman on the horse was thrown off hard and his head was bruised. Not yet.

When these guys could clearly distinguish between east, west, north and south, and the final blow arrived, in a flash of cold light, his head rolled off his shoulders...

After a bloody and chaotic melee, the Xiongnu army abandoned more than 300 corpses and retreated hastily - even though they had two to three thousand people, their strength was twenty times that of the Jin army. Two to three thousand cavalry were actually defeated by one hundred

More than thirty Jin troops were defeated and fled. I am afraid no one will believe this, but it is the truth. They were confused from the beginning. When Bei Gongchun led the Black Eagle swordsmen to charge, they were defeated.

It became even more chaotic. When the one hundred Jin archers rushed up and chopped off the horse's legs, everyone couldn't stand it anymore and they all ran away with a roar!

Beigong Jun refused to give up, and led the Black Eagle Swordsmen to chase and kill them again. After knocking down a large area, he retreated with satisfaction.

At this time, the one hundred sharpshooters had evolved from two riding together to one riding each.

Bei Gongchun showed off his power so much that the pursuers were frightened and did not dare to approach. However, Li Rui, who was opening the way in front, was not so relaxed.

This time, in order to get out of danger as soon as possible, Li Rui chose to go upstream along the Yishui River and escape to the new city as quickly as possible. This area is a river valley plain with convenient transportation and easy roads, which is suitable for the exhausted Jin army

But the problem is that this kind of terrain is suitable for the Jin army, and it is also suitable for the Huns army. Beigong is extremely ferocious, has superb martial arts, and is invincible, but he only has a few people in total. He can cover the east bank. He can cover the east bank.

They can't live on the west bank. There is a Xiongnu army advancing rapidly along the west bank of the Yishui River, parallel to the Jin army, and roaring like wolves from time to time. If it were not for the summer, the water level of the Yishui River has skyrocketed, and the current is turbulent, they would have been there long ago.

The waders rushed over. The arrogance of those guys made Li Rui's teeth itch with hatred. He really wanted to rush to the other side on horseback and poke a few transparent holes in them with his horse spear!

Bei Gongjing said to him: "Don't pay attention to their provocation. The river in this area is wide and the current is fast. They can't get through. The real thing to be careful of is upstream."

Li Rui's heart skipped a beat: "Is there a place upstream where I can cross the river?"

Bei Gongjing said: "There is a pontoon bridge. When the Hu people launched a full-scale attack, I asked Da Xiyan to find a way to destroy it, but the Hu people also attached great importance to this pontoon bridge and sent more than 2,000 people to occupy the west side of the pontoon bridge early on.

In the position, Da Xiyan had too few troops and launched several raids but failed to destroy the pontoon bridge." She pointed at the Hu cavalry that was provoking the Jin army while moving upstream quickly, and said: "They are moving in such a hurry,

They must have wanted to rush upstream as early as possible and use the bridge to cross the river, cooperate with the pursuit troops to trap us in the new city, and then catch the turtle in the jar."

Li Rui murmured a curse, raised his long spear and shouted: "First regiment, follow me!" He led a regiment of Wuhuan Tu cavalry and galloped towards the upstream pontoon bridge.

Bei Gongjing looked at his back, with a bit of relief in her eyes... That lazy and timid man, but with a chivalrous character, could stand up and confront hundreds of Huqi for some common people he didn't know.

The boy finally matured, knew how to lead troops in war, and knew how to protect her...

With this kind of relief, she lay on the horse and fell into a coma... She had no choice but to fight endlessly with the barbarian army with injuries during this period. She was really too tired! There was no way she could do it when she was in Luoyang

The one she relied on could only grit her teeth and endure, but now that she finally had someone she could rely on, she suddenly couldn't hold on any longer.

Li Rui led the Wuhuan Tuqi to gallop all the way upstream.

The New Town soon left him behind - this floating bridge was upstream of the New Town.

After crossing the new city and walking a few miles, he saw blazing fire and billowing smoke. At the same time, he also saw hundreds of heavily armored Liangzhou Army infantrymen lining up in a long snake formation, using long spears and strong bows.

, javelins, and large shields against the barbarian cavalry rushing over from the other side of the river. Yes, the barbarian cavalry had already reached the pontoon bridge one step ahead of the Wuhuan cavalry, and crossed the pontoon bridge to launch an attack here.

However, before they wanted to cross the bridge, they had to cross the Xi Yan level first. This guy who jumped from the three-foot-high city wall without any trouble saw the smoke and dust flying downstream and the sound of killings was loud. He guessed what was going on and immediately

He led 500 infantrymen to rush upstream to seize favorable terrain and prevent the barbarians from crossing the river.

As a result, the Hu people were blocked. The two sides did not even say a word, and a fierce battle immediately broke out at the bridge. The Hu cavalry crossed the pontoon bridge and rushed towards the Liangzhou Army's infantry square, firing sharp arrows.

They were beating the shield wall as usual, while most of the Liangzhou troops were in a kneeling position, with most of their bodies hiding behind the shields. They would not stand up until the Hu cavalry had approached thirty-four steps, and drew their continuous bows to shine at the Hu cavalry.

He fired fiercely, and when he got closer, he was waiting with javelins, killing people straight away. The blocking terrain he chose was very clever, which was a tongue-shaped protrusion. Hundreds of heavy infantry lined up to attack this huge "tongue"

Cut into two sections, the barbarian cavalry could not find any space to outflank them, and could only fight head-on!

Facts have proved that the light cavalry without stirrups cannot defeat the heavy infantry who are wearing heavy armor, holding long spears and shields, and protected by strong bows and crossbows. The arrows they shoot cannot penetrate the opponent's armor and

Shields, and the sharp arrows and javelins fired by the opponent can kill them in minutes! Moreover, the battlefield is too narrow, and they have no way to take advantage of the light cavalry's flexibility and speed. They can only blindly

If you can take advantage of a head-on confrontation, that's a hell of a job!

The Wuhuan cavalry were amazed: "A few hundred infantrymen blocked thousands of cavalry, but they actually firmly took the initiative. It's amazing, it's really amazing!"

Seeing that the situation was not too bad, Li Rui immediately felt relieved and ordered Wuhuan Tu to dismount his horse and rest. At the same time, he also gave the horse a rest to regain some strength. He watched one team after another of the Hu cavalry coming from the other side of the river.

They rushed over, but because there were so many people, the pontoon bridge was deeply dented and creaking. I couldn't help but regret: "It's a pity that we don't have fire oil tanks and stone crossbows, otherwise we wouldn't have to fight with these idiots."

A desperate fight with swords and guns? Use a stone crossbow to fire a few fire oil cans at the pontoon and you can burn the pontoon!"
Chapter completed!