Daqin: Ying Zheng Works for Me

They came together and were chasing after them.

These cavalrymen originally wanted to catch up with Han Xin, but they didn't expect to see the sound of shouting and killing from the river ditch, and there were also the figures of the Huns by the river ditch.

Therefore, these cavalrymen immediately assembled, and under the leadership of their respective captains, rumblingly charged towards this place.

The Huns who were standing on the river ditch and were shooting arrows were all shocked when they saw this.

They climbed on their horses one after another and prepared to escape.

However, their movements were still a bit slow, so they might as well chase the cavalry of the Qin State to form a sharp cone formation and quickly reach them.

Then forcefully rushed forward, and the two sides were in contact with each other in the next moment.

The Huns were still very afraid of the Qin cavalry, and their equipment and fighting skills were not as good as the Qin cavalry.

After the contact between the two sides, a Xiongnu was first dismounted by the Qin cavalry with a spear.

The Qin State cavalry in the rear also followed him, poking forward with long spears one after another.

The Huns hurriedly drew out their machetes to block them.

However, how could the short weapon be able to deal with the long-handled maple, and at this time, it was in a state of full sprint.

The strength of Qin's cavalry was great. On the other hand, the Xiongnu cavalry, because they mounted their horses in a hurry and had no time to warm up, were directly overturned under the horse in the face of such an attack.

The next moment, Qin's cavalry was heavy, and the Huns rushed past.

A large number of Huns fell to the ground screaming. Although they were very strong against these natives, they were not enough to face the more elite Qin cavalry.

As the Huns fell, a smile appeared on Han Xin's face.

Without the interference of the Huns, these natives in the river can still be dealt with by him.

Although there were only 200 people around him, these 200 people were all cavalry. After a few quick attacks, these indigenous teams would definitely be torn to shreds.

At that time, you can use the mobility of the cavalry to divide the siege!

Thinking in confidence, Han immediately urged the warhorse he was riding, and quickly rushed towards the crowd of indigenous people.

Without the threat of the Huns above the river ditch with bows and arrows, Han Xin and the others' speed immediately increased a lot.

They can devote more energy to deal with the natives who surround him (bbbe).

Han Xin held his saber in his hand and slashed forward vigorously.

When those natives who had no protection on their bodies attacked him with primitive weapons, they would be chopped to the ground in an instant, blood splashed, and they were directly knocked down by war horses.

Those indigenous people didn't know what their heads were thinking. Facing the fierce attack of Han Xin and others, they didn't know how to avoid them, and continued to charge forward like Tie Hanhan.

They kept attacking the warhorses that Han Xin and the others were riding with primitive weapons, but every time they failed, Han Xin charged forward like a sharp arrow, while the rest of the Qin cavalry, all holding long spears, rushed past Han Xin. The roadside widened the gap he had opened, and then rushed past, separating the entire primitive crowd.

After they ran over, a large area of ​​blood would be left on the spot.

Originally, these Qin cavalrymen felt sadness before the impending impasse, but when they saw their friendly troops rushing to help quickly and knocking down the Huns above the river bank, they immediately became happy.

Everyone regained their fighting spirit, took out all their fighting power, and followed behind Han Xin and charged forward.

They showed no mercy to these primitive people.

First of all, these primitive people are attacking them. They are opposed to each other. Either you die or I live!

At the beginning, these Qin cavalrymen were also hurt a lot by primitive people.

Everyone was angry in their hearts, so they were even more ruthless when they shot.

A strong primitive man jumped to the side of Han Xin's warhorse. He stood on the slope and jumped towards Han Xin vigorously, ready to throw him off the horse.

Han Xin responded very quickly, and hurriedly swept the sword in his hand towards the side.

I only heard a pop, and the blade cut into the opponent's heart and pulled it horizontally, and I saw blood splashing out.

And the primitive man was also brought under the horse's hoof, the horse roared past, and he was directly trampled to death on the spot.

Such a situation is only a microcosm on the battlefield. Among those primitive people, there are some smart ones, but after all, their vision is too low.

Combat skills also remain on instinct, which is simply not enough for a soldier like the Daqin cavalry who has undergone rigorous training and battlefield testing.

Under the leadership of Han Xin, the general of the army, the cavalry was like a torrent of steel, quickly passing through the primitive people.

Finally they reached the rear of the line.

At the back of the team at this time, there were still a few sturdy primitive people carrying real hammers.

When Han Xin saw them earlier, he was still a little apprehensive, because the real hammers in their hands were very heavy, and if they were hit, they would immediately break bones and tendons and cause internal injuries.

At this time, the Huns had been resisted, and there were no cold arrows attacking, so Han Xin was not so afraid of these primitive people with stone hammers in their hands.

With a loud voice he exclaimed: "Javelin Servant!"

After he finished speaking, some of the large cavalry who followed behind took out a javelin from behind and threw it forcefully towards the front.

With a whistle, the javelins swarmed, directly appearing on the primitive people with stone hammers in their hands.

These primitive people originally wanted to resist the attack of the cavalry, but they did not expect that this time Han Xin did not fight with them in close quarters, but instead threw the javelin from a distance.

These javelins were heavy and very sharp. After hitting them, they directly knocked them out of a huge blood hole, and these primitive people also fell to the ground with a plop.

Han Xin urged the war horses under him, and kept rushing past them.

The iron hooves of the war horse stepped on them, stomping on them to the point of spitting out blood.

Although these primitive people have been shot to death, but they still maintain the original.

After being trampled by iron hoofs, the internal organs are broken, and there is no place to vent, but can only be sprayed out through the mouth.

This time, Han Xin successfully led the cavalry behind him and broke through the siege of the entire primitive community.

He ran along the river to the distance. The river was fairly flat, and of course he could only run back and forth, not left and right.

After just running a distance, Han Xin ordered the cavalry to stop.

After the cavalry stopped, Han Xin ordered again to let the rear team change to the front team and continue to charge forward.

Han Xin took the lead again.