Rebirth of the God of War Lu Bu

Chapter 6136 The fierce Jin army

But in such an atmosphere, no official dared to object on the battlefield. They knew the seriousness of the current situation. If they opposed the Queen's decision, they might be sent to the most dangerous place on the battlefield in the next moment.

The queen stood up and said: "I do this because I hope everyone can understand that you are officials of the Kushan Empire. When the situation in the Kushan Empire is tense, you should stand with the soldiers in the army, not that you have people in the city."

Otherwise, the king and the fighting soldiers in the army will not agree to other actions."

"Guishan has reached its most critical moment. As officials of Kushan, isn't it your duty to stand up? Do you really have to wait until Kushan is subjugated and will you regret it again?

"It is good that the Jin State is strong, but you are Kushan people after all. Many of you are Kushan nobles. Can't you set an example for the soldiers and civilians in the city at the critical moment, so that the soldiers and civilians in the city can follow your example?"

Be proud of it.”

The words were impassioned, but these officials acted calmly. They would not argue with the Queen at this time, because such an argument would have no greater value at this time.

The best method is to block the Jin army's attack. If the Jin army cannot be successfully blocked in this confrontation, the entire Peshawar will be a real purgatory.

Aluqi immediately came out and assigned the officials present to various city walls. Except for those officials who needed to serve in the war, the rest of the officials were indispensable.

This made the officials whose names were called look depressed. They knew that this situation could not be changed for the time being. At present, the Queen had made a strong decision on this matter. If they stood up to oppose it, they would not give the Queen face.

If they don’t give the Queen face, will the Queen give them face in such an emergency?

High-ranking officials and nobles can enjoy a very good life in Kushan. Their wealth is rich. If there are officials who oppose it, they are Kushan rebels. The Queen will not show any mercy when taking action.

On the Dongcheng battlefield, the Jin army's offensive began.

The first to launch the attack was the artillery team. There were five artillery pieces outside the east city. These artillery pieces would bring great deterrence to the defenders in terms of long-range attack methods, and provide more convenience for our own soldiers' attacks.

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Fifty Thunderbolt vehicles are responsible for suppressing the frontal attack.

The artillery rumbled, and the shells landed on the city wall. Immediately, there was a thundering sound in the city.

Soldiers who were hit by cannonballs or were near cannonballs were not immune.

Although his martial arts skills are very strong, his effect is very weak in the face of such an artillery attack.

Five artillery pieces attacking together will actually cause limited damage to the defenders. The key is that such an offensive will bring great pressure to the defenders, forcing the defenders to be more careful when defending, and even

Don't dare to show up easily.

If you are accidentally targeted by an artilleryman, it will be quite depressing.

The well-equipped Jin army was able to suppress the enemy on the battlefield, and such suppression would make the enemy feel a sense of despair.

Blocking the Jin army's attack is a relatively dangerous matter in itself, but the danger they bear will not change because of the large number of defenders.

The Jin army, which has many offensive methods, can use long-range offensive methods to suppress the enemy, preventing the enemy's defense from achieving greater results.

The attack on the east city seemed to sound the clarion call for the Jin army to attack, and the attacks on the west city and the south city started one after another.

They all have five artillery pieces, and the combined attack of fifteen artillery pieces is extremely shocking in itself.

Only the roar of cannons in the city was heard, the sound was astonishing.

The officials who left the palace were rushing to the city wall. After hearing the sound of artillery, they were frightened. The power of Jin army's artillery was inevitably heard. As long as they were hit by artillery, they would not survive on the battlefield.

principle.

Immediately, some officials secretly asked Aluqi for help.

Aluqi neither refused nor agreed, but looked at the pleading officials with a smile.

Many Kushan officials immediately understood that this was the intention of the Queen and Ye Khan. There were many dead soldiers in the homes of Kushan officials, and they also had abundant supplies. If they could get some of them, it would relieve the pressure on the defenders.

, it can also minimize the impact of officials in the city on the stability of the city.

This official gritted his teeth and was willing to transfer all the dead soldiers in his family into the army, and even donated half of his family's assets.

Aluqi then smiled and nodded.

At an emergency moment, extraordinary measures should be taken. Since Kushan officials cherish their own lives, let them use corresponding benefits to be responsible for their own safety.

The Kushan officials who understood the situation secretly scolded Aluqi for being shameless. What was the difference between such persecution and robbery at their homes?

However, faced with such a situation, Guishang officials knew that if they were unwilling to pay the price, they would probably be sent to the city wall. Who could guarantee that they would be safe under the Jin army's offensive? Maybe the next moment

The Jin army's attack will fall on them.

The fierce Jin army was able to intimidate the enemy on the battlefield. This was a fatal threat to the Kushan officials who wanted to survive.

As long as there is a slight possibility, they don't want to take risks.

At such an emergency moment, after the Jin army's attack arrives, it will not simply stop, but will even launch continuous offensives against Kushan.

Powerful offensive methods can bring greater protection to the actions of the Jin army.

More than half of the officials chose to surrender. They were willing to give up part of their family property and let their family's dead soldiers participate in the war.

Aluqi ordered people to count them and went to collect them on the spot.

There are also officials who have not done such a thing. They are in a wait-and-see state. After all, this matter is of great importance. Giving up half of the family's interests is not acceptable to everyone, and the family's dead man is the family in chaos.

of protection.

Dongcheng, Xicheng, and Nancheng were bombarded by the Jin army.

With such an offensive method, the defenders could only avoid it.

At this moment, the Pili chariot launched an offensive, and a jar of fire oil was thrown onto the city wall.

Fifty altars of fierce fire oil poured on the city wall, causing a lot of fire to appear on the city, and then the screams of the defenders could be heard.

A fierce fire oil hit the city wall and fell into the moat, still burning with blazing flames.

On the city, the defenders were trembling. Many of them had only heard rumors about the Jin army. Now that they saw with their own eyes the ferocity of the Jin army's offensive, their mood was particularly low.

The Jin army's ferocious attack may bring a fatal threat to the defenders, and even make the defenders pay a heavier price in such a war, but on such a battlefield, the defenders have no other choice.

If you fail to succeed in blocking the Jin army's attack, you will pay a greater price on the subsequent battlefield.

It is very difficult to win victory from the powerful Jin army.

The offensive of artillery and heavy fire oil allowed the Jin army to form an absolute suppression on the defenders on the city.

Attack fiercely and make the defenders fearful. This is the fighting style of the Jin army.

One by one, the lightly-armed soldiers, carrying bags of sand and earth on their backs, quickly approached the moat, threw the bags of sand and earth into the moat, and quickly evacuated. The whole process was orderly and repeated.

When a Guishan general saw the situation outside the city, he immediately ordered his soldiers to fire arrows. Although it caused some casualties to the attacking Jin army, what greeted them was the crazy attack of the Jin army's thunder chariots and bed crossbows.

Only by adopting effective suppression methods and filling up the moat can we provide more convenience when the army attacks Peshawar.

When the moat was filled in, the Jin generals believed that the defenders in the city would become even more panicked and the hearts of the people in the city would become even more volatile.

When the Kushan army faced the Jin army's attack, the defensive power it could display was limited. They were the weak ones in this confrontation. It was too difficult for them to change the situation on the battlefield.

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To stop the Jin army's attack, it was just to hide behind the battlements. It can only be said that it was too easy to prevent the Jin army from scaling the city wall.

Many Kushan soldiers were also bloody. They braved the offensive of artillery fire and heavy fire oil to launch a counterattack against the team that filled the moat.

The counterattack was weak compared to the Jin army's crazy attack. Unless it could alleviate the impact of the Jin army's thunderbolt chariots and artillery attacks, it would have a greater chance of stopping the Jin army from filling up the moat.

The fierce Jin army showed amazing methods on the battlefield. With such combat methods, they were able to win a greater victory in the war.

The fierce Jin army will cause great damage to the Kushan defenders on the battlefield, leaving the Kushan army with a lot of helplessness when dealing with the Jin army's attack.

It is true that the Kushan defenders were strong, but their strength seemed so powerless in front of the attacking Jin army.

Thunderbolt chariots and artillery suppressed the attack, and infantry stepped forward to fill in the moat, announcing the formal launch of the Jin army's attack on the Kushan capital.

The continuous offensive made the defenders feel helpless.

Their counterattack did not have a great impact on the attackers, who could only watch helplessly as the Jin army filled up the moat.

Such a sense of powerlessness dealt a huge blow to the defenders.

It is not that there were no Kushan generals who proposed to fight out of the city to delay the Jin army's attack, or to cause some damage to the Jin army's attack, but such proposals were ruthlessly rejected by Ye Khan.

Because Ye Khan was more aware of the horror of the Jin army's frontal battle, if the Jin army caused greater harm to the Kushan army in the frontal battle, it would bring a fatal blow to the Kushan army.

With such a fierce offensive, the Jin army soldiers were even more energetic.

In fact, this kind of attack method is familiar to the Jin army soldiers. Their attack has greater deterrence because of the artillery.

It was able to show such a fierce side when attacking the enemy's city. It is conceivable that when the Jin army is in a defensive state, what kind of despair it will make the attacking side feel.

The brave and skilled Jin army wanted to use this method to undermine the morale of the defenders, make the city more turbulent, and make the top brass of Kushan realize how weak their defense was in front of the Jin army.

The simultaneous attack on three city walls was a big test for the Jin army's combat capabilities. The three city walls were attacked in the same way. They were also senior generals in the Jin army, and they used the Jin army's combat weapons in the same way.

The key is that when fighting on the city, the commander's command ability will have a great impact on the soldiers' attack.

A qualified commander can make timely adjustments according to changes in the situation on the battlefield, and different combat methods will have completely different effects.

Commanding the soldiers to attack the city is the biggest test, and filling the moat is the prelude.

Ye Khan's figure often appeared on the three city walls. He encouraged the soldiers in the army and what issues they should pay attention to when defending against enemy attacks. Ye Khan took the trouble to explain these things over and over again.

The failure of the Anguanya war dealt a great blow to Ye Khan, and even became a shame to Ye Khan's military career. However, at this time, Ye Khan was under greater pressure than the Anguanya war.

If Peshawar falls, the Kushan Empire will have no possibility of continuing. The Jin army occupying Kushan will deal a fatal blow to the Kushan soldiers who fled from Peshawar.

The Jin army has already achieved such achievements on the battlefield in Guishang. They have no reason to give up their immediate advantage, and they have no reason not to work harder on the battlefield.

War is very difficult for the Kushan army. How to survive in such a war state is crucial.

Under the attack of the Jin army, the defenders passively defended, and their counterattacks gradually stopped. The thunderbolt chariot offensive from the Jin army became more and more fierce, and the defenders could only wait quietly for the opportunity of war.

When the Jin army began to attack the city, it was the time when the defenders dealt more damage to the attackers.

However, before such an opportunity came, the defending Kushan soldiers were under great psychological pressure. They were clearly outnumbered, but they seemed so powerless when blocking the Jin army's offensive.

This is the battlefield. If you are unable to use fierce means to deal with enemy attacks, you will suffer greater losses on the battlefield without any luck.

The Jin army's fierce combat capabilities can cause great harm to the enemy on the battlefield. When the Jin army's attack becomes more effective, when the Jin army's offensive becomes more fierce, they will bring great harm to the enemy on the battlefield.

The impact will inevitably be greater.

Under such a war situation, one can imagine the panic in the hearts of the Kushan soldiers. They wanted to get rid of this situation on the battlefield, but they could not.

It was not that Ye Khan and the generals in the army did not seek ways to change the situation, but their methods were so feeble in dealing with the Jin army's attack.

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