Summoning the Peak of the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 1113 No.1 General of the Sixteen Nations
Chapter 1111: No.1 General of the Sixteen Kingdoms
In history, Murong Ke almost never adopted a strong attack strategy. In order to avoid the fearless sacrifice of soldiers as much as possible, he usually carried out siege and consumption, and attacked after the city ran out of food, men and horses.

The reason why Murong Ke chose to attack by force this time was firstly that he thought the defense of this small city was not strong, and secondly, he had already hit the morale of the defenders through psychological warfare, so he decisively directed the army to attack so decisively.

"The first to climb the wall is promoted to commander."

Murong Ke waved his sword and shouted loudly, while the Yuan army, driven by huge interests, exploded with astonishing combat power.

[Ding Dong, Murong Ke's skill 'Benevolent General' effect 2 is activated, commander +2, force +4.

Murong Ke's five dimensions: commander 99, force 92, intelligence 94, politics 93, charisma 99.

The current commander has risen to 101, and the force has risen to 97 (+1 for mounts). 】

Murong Ke's five dimensions all exceeded 90 points, and his abilities were unbelievably balanced. Whether it was leading the army, governing, or virtue, Murong Ke was almost impeccable.

There were only two famous generals who were not included in the orthodox dynasty, but served in the usurped regime, but were finally selected into the Wu Temple. One was Wang Meng, and the other was Murong Ke.

In Murong Ke's life, he was full of horses and famous, and almost spent most of his life on horseback.

Breaking the Stone Tiger, destroying the Duan family, Ke Yuwen, destroying Ranwei, going down to Shandong, occupying Luoyang...

Murong Ke, who has been a soldier all his life, has almost no defeats at all in terms of battles, and the defeat that is not considered a defeat is against Ran Min, the "Wu Mourning King".

The two armies fought ten small-scale battles. Although Murong Ke's troops were all defeated, in the end he captured and killed Ran Min alive, so it can be called a hundred victories.

In addition to his achievements on the battlefield, Murong Ke's achievements in government affairs are also great.

After Murong Jun's death, Murong Ke served as the chief auxiliary minister. During the 8 years of regency, he worked hard, dedicated himself, and worked hard to manage the huge family business of Yan State.

Under Murong Ke's governance, the national power of Yan State is flourishing, the country is peaceful, and foreign enemies dare not invade.

In addition, Murong Ke is modest and low-key. Although he is the chief assistant, under one person and above ten thousand people, he has never been arrogant and domineering.

When dealing with other auxiliary ministers, Murong Ke discussed everything with them. Every time he saw Yang Wu, the elder of the four dynasties, he took the initiative to salute, which showed his unique personality charm and won unanimous praise from the court and the people.

In terms of background, he is the son of Murong Hao, a serious prince, and the Murong family is also a famous family of beautiful men, so Murong Ke's appearance goes without saying.

In terms of talent, he was the number one hero of Yan State in pacifying the Central Plains. After the death of Murong Jun, he was in charge of the whole country, and finally pushed Yan State to its peak, and Yan State was also quickly defeated after his death.

In terms of morality and integrity, during Murong Ke's regency period, he tried his best to help the young master, but he still refused to make a step forward, even under the expectations of everyone.

It may be a little exaggerated to use the eight words "Zhuge is alive, Duke Zhou is resurrected" to praise Murong Ke, but Murong Ke can definitely afford it.

Facing such an impeccable and almost perfect Murong Ke, it is not surprising that Qu Yuan, whose main achievements are in literature and politics, will be crushed in all directions.

Even Qu Yuan's decision to meet Murong Ke was a mistake, because from the moment he decided to talk to Murong Ke, his defeat was already doomed.

Qu Yuan has a commander of 85 points, so it is no problem to command a general defense battle, but it is a pity that this time he faced Murong Ke, who was commander 101, and Murong Ke discovered the flaws in Qu Yuan's arrangement at a glance.

Qu Yuan was not fully prepared, and his morale was lowered by Murong Ke's head start, so that as the defender, he was hanged and beaten by Murong Ke on the offensive side.

Qu Yuan still thought of war too simply. He originally thought that with [-] county soldiers and [-] reserve soldiers in the city, plus [-] civilians who were urgently armed, even if he couldn't hold the city in the end, he could at least hold on for a while. Four or five days.

But what Qu Yuan didn't expect was that after Murong Ke found a loophole, the Yuan army only launched two offensives, and they attacked the city wall like a broken bamboo, and then they were defeated like a mountain.

The [-] troops led by Murong Ke this time are all Yuanmeng elites who have been fighting outside all year round. How can the county soldiers and reserve soldiers of the Jin army alone be able to stop them, let alone the temporary formation of strong men.

If relying on the city wall, the defenders in the city might still be able to contend with it, but without the protection of the city wall, it would be almost a one-sided massacre.

The soldiers of the Yuan army who climbed the city wall screamed ferociously, and slashed and killed people crazily when they saw them. This crazy momentum also scared the defenders on the city wall, and they kept retreating as a result.

At first, the defenders were able to resist for a while, but under the huge casualties, they finally lost the courage to fight.

I don't know who started it, and was the first to throw down their weapons and escape. Soon, this trend could not be stopped completely, and finally all the defenders completely collapsed.

"Run, the Yuan army is too terrifying, it can't beat at all... ah."

Qu Yuan beheaded a fleeing soldier with a sword, and roared: "Don't retreat, don't retreat, once you retreat, it will be over..."

But no matter how Qu Yuan roared, these frightened soldiers did not have the courage to fight back. They would rather be killed on the way to escape than face those ferocious Yuanmeng soldiers.

At this moment, Song Liang, the county lieutenant, ran over with a group of people, and said anxiously to Qu Yuan: "Master Taishou, the Yuan army has already opened the city gate, and we have lost completely."

Song Liang used to be the chief of the camp. He was injured in the Battle of Yanmen Pass and recuperated.

"Just now, the county magistrate also died in battle."

Liang Dong said decisively: "Master Taishou, you should hurry out of the city and run for your life, the humble post will cut off your heir."

"hateful."

Qu Yuan clenched his fists unwillingly, and then ordered with a frustrated face: "Retreat."

Murong Ke did not completely surround the city to death, Qu Yuan escaped very easily, but followed by thousands of fine cavalry chasing and killing.

Qu Yuan escaped into the city controlled by the Qin army after nine deaths, but there were only thirteen cavalry left by his side, and the defeated soldiers gathered in the end were less than 300, and the entire army was almost wiped out.

After Qu Yuan escaped, Murong Ke quickly took control of the whole city. He did not order the massacre of the city, but blocked the four gates to count the results and casualties.

"Father, our army only suffered more than [-] casualties in this battle, and captured this city, beheaded more than [-] Jin troops, captured more than [-] people, and captured more than [-] exquisite steel knives..."

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