Guo Jia of the Three Kingdoms, Liu Bei was reborn at the beginning to recruit

Chapter 102, Appointed General

Guo Jia took out his ears, and even though he was making complaints, there was a knowing smile on his face.

Meng Zhang Fei... is actually not much worse than Lu Bu.

Except for the face!

Looking at it, the torrent in the middle has left the friendly forces on both sides far behind. It can even be said that it was because Zhang Fei led Tiefu Tu to drill through the middle that the pressure on Lu Bu and others was relieved a lot.

It's not that they are not brave enough, it's just that the soldiers under their command don't have the heavy armor that can withstand swords like Iron Buddha, so they can't charge recklessly.

Guo Jia suddenly sighed: "I suddenly envy them."

"Why?" Xiao Zhan was puzzled. People are working hard down there, but you are lying here watching a show. You say you are envious?

Guo Jia smiled and said: "If you have martial arts that is unparalleled in the world, Jia also wants to swim among thousands of troops."

Xiao Zhan was silent for a moment.

"Sir, go to sleep, you will have everything in your dreams."

This man may not even be able to defeat a little groom like him, but he still fantasizes about charging into battle!

Then he was kicked off the carriage.

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The situation on the battlefield has been completely reversed. At the beginning, the Xianbei people still had the advantage in strength and planned to gradually encircle the Han army.

However, as the middle road retreated steadily, the originally planned encirclement was like a punctured balloon, deflating everywhere.

Not to mention trapping the Han army, even maintaining the coordination of the formation became difficult.

The most important thing is that Budugen is dead.

The death of the supreme commander means that the entire camp has lost someone who can unify the command. It is difficult for everyone to reconcile, and other generals obviously do not need to convince others.

The final result is that the group of dragons is leaderless and scattered, and then they are defeated one by one.

Zhang Fei kept roaring "the enemy chief is dead", and Xianbei's military flag had been cut off by the snake spear in his hand, Xianbei soldiers were convinced of this.

This is why the general in chess is so important, because he represents the central army and the center of unified command of the three armies.

I don't know who was the first to desert, which instantly caused a series of butterfly effects. Coupled with the sense of oppression brought by the Iron Pagoda, the defeat gradually expanded, and then affected the entire army.

Lu Bu, Guan Yu, and Zhang Liao naturally did not miss the opportunity, and led their cavalry to pursue them. They pursued them dozens of miles away, and they stopped only when they were exhausted.

Only Zhang Fei did not give chase, because neither he nor the Iron Buddha could run away, and some of the horses were even tired and lying on the ground, breathing heavily.

If the Xianbei people persisted for a few more hours, they might be the ones defeated.

Zhang Fei even took off his armor and lay on the ground with the word "big" spread out, completely ignoring the corpses and rivers of blood all around him.

Unknowingly, it was approaching evening, and the devastated land looked particularly bright under the setting sun.

Liu Bei walked over. His body was also dripping with blood, but most of it belonged to the enemy.

He lay down directly next to Zhang Fei and sighed: "Another desperate attempt to win. Never take such a risk next time."

He has said this sentence many times, maybe it is the last time, maybe there will be a next time.

Who makes Guo Jia's strategies seem to be wild and unconstrained, but there is also a trace of rationality in them, which always makes him act impulsively.

Guo Jia happened to be riding beside him in a carriage. Hearing this, he smiled and said, "After this battle, Bingzhou will have peace for at least a few years."

High risks often mean high returns. After this battle, neither the Huns nor the Xianbei people would dare to easily step into Bingzhou again.

Five thousand broke fifty thousand. Such a record was enough to shock the Northern Territory for a long time.

Zhang Fei was too tired to move, but he still reminded him: "Brother, I must be the biggest contributor to this battle, right?"

Liu Bei laughed loudly when he heard this, then he stopped his smile and said seriously: "Beheading generals and seizing flags among thousands of troops, who can do this?"

"That's good."

As soon as he finished speaking, there was already a sound of snoring in his ears, and the man was so tired that he fell asleep.

However, this situation is not unique, it is also the case for other Iron Buddha soldiers.

Two days later, Liu Bei led his remaining 3,000 cavalry to leave Langjuxu Mountain and headed south, returning to Bingzhou without encountering almost any obstructions along the way.

Behind glory is often mixed with bloodshed and sacrifice. This is the origin of "one general's success and ten thousand bones withered". After a war is over, there will inevitably be casualties on both the victor and the loser.

Of course, the Xianbei people suffered even greater casualties.

Shanyu Budugen of Xianbei in the west was killed in battle, and nearly 30,000 people were killed.

Only nearly ten thousand of them were killed by the Han army, and many more were trampled to death by each other.

Langjuxu Mountain has returned to peace again, except that there is an additional Jingguan at the foot of the mountain.

News of the defeat of Xianbei in the west quickly spread like a plague, shaking all the grasslands and boiling the Central Plains.

Since the rise of Tanshihuai, the Han army has never achieved such a great victory in foreign wars.

A few months later.

Luoyang City.

"Sure enough, I saw him right. He is indeed the Qilin son of my Liu family!"

Liu Hong's health was deteriorating and his energy and energy were getting sluggish. But when he heard the news, his whole body was shaken.

Once upon a time, he also wanted to imitate his ancestors and fight foreign wars to enhance the prestige of the Han Dynasty. However, due to various reasons, that battle ended in a disastrous defeat, which greatly shocked the young emperor.

He is now addicted to drinking and sex, and it is possible that he chose to give up on himself because of the failure in that battle.

Failure often makes people retreat.

I thought I would never achieve anything in this life, but unexpectedly, I realized my wish with the help of Liu Bei.

Well, in the whole world, is it the land of the king? On the shore of the land, is it the ministers of the king? The merits of the ministers are naturally equal to his.

"In this case, should your Majesty summon Liu Shijun to the capital to give him a reward?" Zuo Feng had always had a good impression of Liu Zhoumu, who spent a lot of money. Seeing the emperor Long Yan's great joy, he observed his words and said a kind word in cooperation.

Liu Hong glanced at him indifferently and said angrily: "There are many disputes in the capital, why did you call him back?"

He didn't want to face the officials writing a letter asking him to transfer Liu Bei back to the capital.

The original choice to send Liu Bei abroad was with the intention of letting the Liu family's children lead troops abroad and serve as the support of the royal family.

If he were transferred back to the capital, it would be equivalent to pulling out the teeth of a tiger. What prestige would he still have?

"However, this reward is necessary. The wolf can be granted the title of Xu. This merit can lead to the title of Marquis... Let's make him the [Marquis of Jinyang]."

"Your Majesty is wise."

At this time, Zuo Feng also realized that he had made the wrong flattery, so he hurriedly agreed.

Liu Hong pondered and said: "I will reward twenty more maids and a sword. Well... I heard that the Qiang people recently paid tribute to a thousand-mile horse."

Zuo Feng nodded: "Exactly. I heard that it is a bloody horse. It can travel thousands of miles in a day and can be called the king of horses."

"Reward him as well."

The reward was very generous, but money was never mentioned.

(End of chapter)