Rebirth of the God of War Lu Bu

After receiving Beigong Feng's order, the cavalry on the left and right wings attacked the two wings of the Han army. As long as they threatened the Han army from the flanks, they could gain a greater advantage in the battle.

The two wings play a vital role in a large army. Once the two wings are lost, the consequences can be imagined.

Liu Yi and Song Xian, who had been paying attention to the enemy's left and right wings, saw this scene. Without any hesitation, they led the flying cavalry to kill them. The flying cavalry was the most elite cavalry under Lu Bu's command. If they could not win with the flying cavalry,

The two of them felt ashamed to go back to see Lu Bu.

The Qiang scouts who appeared on the battlefield before were the elite of the Qiang cavalry. There were not as many Qiang scouts as there were flying cavalry, let alone the large-scale encounters with flying cavalry on the battlefield today.

Many Qiang soldiers' expressions changed slightly after seeing the charging banners of the Han army. The flying eagle flag had gradually spread among the Qiang cavalry, which also caused the Qiang scouts to see it.

After the Han army flies the Eagle Flag, they often choose to avoid it.

However, they received an order to charge and kill, so they had no choice but to rush forward.

At a distance of nearly a hundred steps, bows and arrows appeared in the hands of the Qiang cavalry. However, before they could shoot out the arrows, they were greeted by arrows from the flying cavalry.

Under such a rain of arrows, the Qiang cavalry lost more than fifty people. The arrow rain of the Qiang cavalry only caused less than ten flying cavalry to fall off their horses. The losses of both sides in the arrow rain exchange have reached

One to five.

On the battlefield of the cavalry, a loss of 1:2 is enough to prove the elite of this cavalry. What's more, the loss now has reached 1:5. The fall of a flying cavalry is accompanied by the death of five Qiang cavalry.

, if this ratio were known to the Qiang cavalry, what kind of shock would it bring.

However, on the battlefield, the Qiang cavalry had no other choice. They could only keep moving forward. Only by breaking through the flying cavalry could they win this battle. Victory was too important to the Qiang people.

Before the expedition, every Qiang person had an understanding of the current situation of the Qiang tribe. If this battle failed, it meant that they were likely to become prisoners of the Han people, and even the tribes they relied on for survival would be killed.

It was destroyed by the Han army's attack.

This situation is not what the Qiang people want to see, so they have to do more to protect the tribe behind them, even at the cost of their lives.

The disparity in cavalry strength was fully reflected after the cavalry from both sides came into contact. In terms of infantry, the Qiang people were superior. However, in terms of cavalry, the flying cavalry with stirrups was definitely not Qiang people.

The cavalry can compare.

A famous Qiang cavalry fell under the scimitar, and many Qiang cavalry even found that the blades in their hands were chipped or even broken. What would happen if a cavalry lost their weapons on the battlefield?

Just imagine.

Seeing this situation, Song Xian was very excited. He would lead his flying cavalry to disperse the Qiang cavalry and then threaten the enemy.

The flanks are not only used to contain the Qiang cavalry, but also serve as one of the main forces for the charge. Of course, the premise of all this is that the flying cavalry can defeat the Qiang cavalry.

With a long sword in hand, Song Xian is definitely an extremely powerful presence on the battlefield. Song Xian himself was one of the fierce generals under Lu Bu in the past. He was proficient in bow and horse. Now he is displaying high-strength martial arts on the battlefield. There are constant Qiang people.

The cavalryman fell under Song Xian's sword.

The horses galloped, and most of the Qiang cavalry fell off their horses. The scimitars were swung faster than some of the Qiang cavalry's first weapons. Coupled with the speed of the flying cavalry, many Qiang cavalry did not react when they first fought.

, and he was killed by flying cavalry from his war horse.

The most cruel thing is that when the flying cavalry gains the advantage on the battlefield, it becomes a nightmare for the Qiang cavalry. The most powerful thing about the flying cavalry is that when they rush to kill on the battlefield, they maintain a calm attitude towards each other.

Without cooperation, this cooperation will often become the key factor for victory on the battlefield.

In comparison, the cavalry of the Qiang tribe are indeed brave, but they come from different tribes, and it is difficult to achieve close cooperation during the battle, which will lead to their further disadvantages.

When the Qiang generals saw this scene, they were furious. They were elite Qiang cavalry. Even when they faced the elite Han army, they were never completely suppressed. Gu Yan was completely angry. He

He is the commander-in-chief of the Qiang cavalry and has a high status in the Qiang tribe. He saw that his own cavalry was completely at a disadvantage during the fight.

And Liu Yi's performance on the battlefield was so eye-catching. The Qiang general led a dozen cavalry to kill in the direction of Liu Yi, but when he approached Liu Yi, there were only three cavalry left beside him.

The charge caused many Qiang cavalry to fall from their horses, and two of the flying cavalry died in Gu Yan's hands.

After the fight, Gu Yan could not help but be shocked by the flying cavalry's combat effectiveness. Many of the cavalrymen who fought against him were able to survive a round. Gu Yan was able to become the leader of the cavalry solely because of his powerful martial arts.

Liu Yi also noticed Gu Yan's appearance, snorted coldly, and rode towards Gu Yan.

The spear in Liu Yi's hand was forged from Baidu Steel and was extremely sharp. The armor on the Qiang cavalry could not stop the attack of the spear. As a general in the Liaodong Army, Liu Yi's martial arts skills were outstanding, compared to those of the Jin Dynasty.

There may be some gaps among the powerful generals under the king's command, but they are more than enough to deal with ordinary wars.

The man took advantage of the horse's momentum, and the long knife in Gu Yan's hand slashed towards Liu Yi, followed by the sound of piercing the air.

Liu Yi was not afraid and raised his gun to resist.

Sparks flew out, and the two of them were separated at the first touch. Gu Yan was shocked when he saw a gap in the long knife in his hand. His long knife was forged with fine iron, and it helped Gu Yan a lot on the battlefield.

Kill the general and capture the flag.

Liu Yi was also shocked. The fight just now seemed short, but Liu Yi used all his strength to resist, but now his arms are a little sore and numb, showing the strength of a Qiang general.

Just in terms of stature comparison, there is a big gap between Liu Yi and Gu Yan. The slightly thin Liu Yi and the iron tower-like Gu Yan stand together, and they are not characters on the same level at all.

However, as one of the nine generals under King Jin, Gu Yan would not give up so easily. He shouted angrily, slapped his horse and attacked Gu Yan again.

In the blink of an eye, the two of them fought for more than ten times, and Liu Yi's tiger's mouth cracked open in the constant collision. Later, Liu Yi was completely relying on the exquisiteness of his marksmanship to deal with Gu Yan.