Rebirth God of War Lu Bu

At such a time, Cao Zhen understands that he should not feel afraid, and must try his best to change the current situation. It is best to be able to resist the enemy's attack and allow his own soldiers to withdraw from the battlefield calmly.

Just now, he followed Cao Cao and lacked a clear understanding of the battlefield. Now that he came to the battlefield, Cao Zhen immediately felt that the situation on the battlefield was not good for Cao Jun. The cavalry of the Jin army charged back and forth in the formation, which fully explained what It's called invincible.

In the midst of the enemy's charge, most of Cao's soldiers chose to flee or surrender, but very few actually took up arms against the enemy's cavalry. This situation made Cao Zhen feel powerless. After some battles, most of the time they follow behind the fierce generals. You only need to see how they deal with the enemy on the battlefield.

Unexpectedly, the time for him to lead the army alone would come so soon, and it was at the most critical moment of the army. Cao Zhen knew that if his performance was not good enough, he might even fall on the battlefield.

The battlefield is a place full of opportunities and challenges. No general can guarantee that he can survive on the battlefield, no matter how strong his martial arts are, an arrow is enough to take your life.

The retreating generals of the Cao Army have not changed much since Cao Zhen commanded them. The flying cavalry's attack made Cao Jun feel powerless. Otherwise, Cao Cao would not have led the Chinese army to leave directly. The time for the battle The longer it takes, the more soldiers will be lost on the battlefield.

Only by keeping calm and calm when facing the enemy can it be possible to leave the battlefield. Cao Zhen barely managed to do this, but the performance of Cao Jun's soldiers was somewhat unsatisfactory. What I want most is to leave the battlefield.

After they left, they had a chance to survive the battlefield. It wasn't because Cao Jun's soldiers didn't have the faith to face the enemy, but the faith they barely supported had collapsed again during the charge of the enemy cavalry just now.

If possible, what Cao Jun's soldiers want most is to stay away from the battlefield. They don't want to be captured by the enemy, nor do they want to continue living like this.

A spear pierced Cao Zhen's chest, and the general who was left behind by Cao Cao to block the advance and pursue died on the battlefield.

After seeing this situation, the surrounding Cao Jun soldiers panicked, and then surrendered or fled.

Huang Zhong led the Lieyang bow cavalry and marched towards the retreating Cao army. Huang Zhong would not agree that Cao Cao wanted to leave the battlefield so easily. After people like Cao Cao left, they would become a huge disaster. Only after eradicating such scourges can we get greater stability. On this point, Huang Zhong sees it quite clearly.

After learning the news of Cao Zhen's death in battle, Cao Cao didn't feel too much in his heart. Where there is war, there will be generals' death, let alone on the way to escape.

The pursuit of the Lieyang Bow Riders made Cao Jun's soldiers feel huge troubles. Their attack could hardly pose a threat to the Lie Yang Bow Riders, but the arrows of the Lie Yang Bow Riders kept harvesting Cao Jun's soldiers in this process life.

The number of Cao's army was decreasing at a speed visible to the naked eye. Cao Cao could only order the soldiers in the army to block the enemy's attack as much as possible, and did not give the enemy a chance to rush into the central army.

It wasn't until the sky was completely dark that Huang Zhong stopped chasing and killing Cao Jun. At night, many variables would appear on the battlefield. Huang Zhong didn't want the soldiers in the army to suffer greater losses under such circumstances.

The flying cavalry led by Li Yan had already completed the annihilation of Cao Jun's soldiers, and Cao Jun's soldiers who stayed behind to block the cavalry's pursuit for Cao Cao had completely failed.

Even though many soldiers fled the battlefield, would these soldiers dare to return to the Cao army at this time? The answer is definitely no. Cao Cao has failed. If you keep fighting,

The most likely situation is that the army will suffer another defeat.

Failure means that more soldiers will be lost on the field. The battles between Cao Jun and the Jin Army have already given Cao Jun an unforgettable impression. If possible, Cao Jun is the last thing he wants to face. The most important ones are the soldiers of the Jin army. These people are lunatics on the battlefield.

Cao Jun also had an elite team, but after battles, the elite Cao Jun suffered serious losses, and the culprit was the soldiers of the Jin Army.

The battle made Cao Jun's soldiers deeply feel the gap between them and the Jin Army's soldiers, not only in morale, but also in terms of combat effectiveness.

At the beginning, the morale of Cao Jun could be said to be like a rainbow. After all, they had more advantages in numbers. Under such circumstances, the soldiers in the army would not have more psychological burden when facing the enemy. .

However, as the battle progressed step by step, Cao Jun's soldiers discovered that their morale was like a rainbow, and nothing could be exchanged for it. More often, the soldiers in the army suffered losses in the process of fighting against the enemy.

The defeat hurt the fighting spirit of the generals of the Cao army, not because they were not strong enough to face the enemy, but because their efforts seemed so fragile in front of the strong strength of the generals of the Jin army.

After clearing the battlefield, Huang Zhong and Li Yan returned to Xudu City with the prisoners, broke through Xudu City, and drove Cao Cao out of Xudu City. This was Lu Bu's goal. Of course, it would be even better if Cao Cao could be killed. When Lu Bu pacifies Yanzhou, he will reduce more troubles.

At this time, after successive battles of Cao Jun, there were only more than a thousand soldiers left in the army. When he was in Xudu, Cao Cao had 40,000 soldiers and horses in his hands. After paying such a heavy price, the soldiers in the army were severely damaged, and even the capital of the great Han fell into the hands of Lu Bu.

Xu Du is as important to Cao Cao as Chang'an is to Lu Bu. Cao Cao has to pay attention to the development of Xu Du, but Xu Du has fallen, which will bring Cao Cao more trouble. If there is such a thing, even if he returns to Yanzhou, it is difficult to do much.

How shrewd the family is, Cao Cao naturally knows that if he wants the Yanzhou family to continue to support him, he must show enough strength, but Cao Cao is confident, after all, Yanzhou is the place where he started. There is no doubt about Cao Cao's support.

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