Reborn in the late Northern Wei Dynasty

Chapter 477 Surrender
Seeing that the victory in Longshan was decided, Yu Chijiong dispersed the soldiers to search for the defeated soldiers, and led the army to chase and kill Hou Mo, Chen Chong and Li Yan, and vowed to take their heads.

Hou Mo, Chen Chong, and Li Yan saw that the pursuers were getting closer, but there were fewer and fewer Qingqi around them, they could only gallop on their horses while scolding Hu Luguang from the bottom of their hearts.

Falling into Yu Chijiong's hands, there is no way for the two of them to survive.

As soon as the two sides chased and fled, they no longer cared about the formation. However, with the sound of a hurricane in the mountains, in an instant, thousands of horses galloped, the momentum was like thunder, and Yuchi Jiong's face was shocked.

"Damn! There is an ambush!"

As soon as the words fell, the valley in front of him raised dust all over the sky, and in an instant, a black torrent rushed out, only to see the banners covering the sky, coming in a mighty manner, like a rainbow.

"End the formation! Quickly end the formation!"

Yu Chijiong shouted loudly, but the soldiers under his command had dispersed long ago in pursuit of the rout, so how could they gather so easily.

The balance of victory and defeat was reversed. Compared with the ashen-faced Yu Chijiong, Hou Mo, Chen Chong and Li Yan were overjoyed. They didn't care about scolding Hulu for the loss of time, and hurriedly dispersed to make way for the Northern Qi cavalry .

Yu Chijiong looked at the remaining [-] cavalry around him, chasing and fighting with Hou Mo and Chen Chong's cavalry before, all the Southern Zhou cavalry were exhausted, and the infantry were out of formation.

He knew in his heart that retreating at this time and being chased by the Qi army would give him no chance to gather his troops. If he lost this battle, the panic-stricken Southern Zhou would fall apart immediately.

Yuchijiong gritted his teeth and decided to survive the death. He cheered up the morale loudly, and led three thousand cavalry to charge against the rushing Qi army.

The Qi army waited for work with ease, and Yu Chijiong knew that three thousand exhausted men alone would not be able to turn the tide of the battle. His eyes searched for the figure of Hu Luguang in the crowd. If he dies, the Qi army will inevitably collapse.

The two torrents converged, and in an instant, countless knights fell from their horses, and the sound of killing and screaming was endless.

Among the chaotic army, Yu Chijiong finally saw Hu Luguang who commanded the soldiers to fight bravely. He led dozens of horsemen and charged towards Hu Luguang. :
"Little thief Hulu! Hurry up and die!"

However, he saw that Hu Luguang had already taken off his longbow, holding his breath and nodding his arrow.

As soon as Yuchijiong finished speaking, Hu Luguang also let go of the bowstring, and the feathered arrow pierced through the air. Yuchijiong couldn't dodge at such a short distance, and the arrow hit his right chest.

Hu Luguang shouted loudly:
"Yuchi Jiong is dead! Why don't the rest of us descend quickly!"

While shouting, it didn't delay him to shoot the second arrow.

Because the previous cry attracted everyone's attention, under the watchful eyes of everyone, Hu Luguang's second arrow hit Lieutenant Chi Jiong's face and shot him off the horse.

The Southern Zhou knights, who were already at the end of their strength, saw their lord fell from their horses, their morale was completely slackened, and they did not dare to fight the Qi army again. Some of them abandoned their armor and surrendered, and many knights fled towards Chengdu.

Hu Luguang didn't bother to check Yu Chijiong's life and death, and led the troops separately with Hou Jing, ordering Hou Jing to disperse the Southern Zhou infantry who had not assembled yet, while he led the rest of the troops to chase the Southern Zhou cavalry.

How embarrassing Hou Mo, Chen Chong and others were chased before, but now the roles are reversed, and the Southern Zhou cavalry is even more miserable.

Even though they discarded their helmets and armor to reduce weight, the horses under their crotches had already been taken off their feet. Hu Luguang chased for more than ten miles in a row, and along the way saw a large number of Zhou army horses that were foaming at the mouth and fell to the ground.

Hu Luguang captured and beheaded more than [-] people. This is the teacher of the class, and together with Hou Jing, he accepted the soldiers of the Northern Zhou Dynasty.

It is well known that the Northern Qi Dynasty treated the captives kindly. When Huluguang attacked Hanzhong, he sent troops to attack the fortress, but he never killed any captives.

Before that, Gao Cheng also promised Zhou army soldiers in his dissent against Zhou that those who surrendered would not be killed and would be returned to their homes after the war.

Therefore, seeing that the cavalry were defeated by the Qi army, a large number of Zhou army infantry did not flee to the mountains and forests, but put down their weapons on the spot and surrendered to the Qi army.

At the same time, Hou Mo, Chen Chong, and Li Yan also regrouped their trilogy, but after counting, there were only more than [-] people left, and the rest died or fled, which can be said to be a heavy loss.

When the two joined Hu Luguang with the remnants, Hu Luguang sent a bodyguard to cut off Yuchijiong's head, picked it up on a horse, and rushed to Longshan County.

Hu Luguang then remembered to comfort Hou Mo, Chen Chong and Li Zan:
"You two have succeeded in luring the enemy in this battle, and I will report it to the Son of Heaven."

Don't look at Hou Mo, Chen Chong, and Li Yan hating Hu Luguang to death in their hearts, but they dare not show the slightest bit, and they repeatedly say thank you.

After the battle of Longshan, Hou Mo, Chen Chong, and Li Yan initially won Hu Luguang's trust at the cost of countless casualties.

On the city tower of Longshan County, the county magistrate was terrified when he saw the cavalry pawns of the Northern Qi Dynasty carrying Yuchijiong's head showing off their power under the city.

Hu Luguang left two thousand cavalry pawns for Hou Jing, and he, Hou Mo, Chen Chong, and Li Yan, guarded the soldiers in Longshan County, waiting for Wu Mingche to lead the pawns to join them.

He himself led [-] riders to the north and drove directly to Chengdu.

Hearing the defeat at the front line, all the emperors and ministers of the Southern Zhou Dynasty were terrified. Some offered to surrender, some advocated to use all the young men in the city to fight hard, and some even suggested that the emperor should go on a hunting tour and escape from Chengdu for now before making further calculations.

Yu Wenhu was completely panicked now, the northern line of defense almost fell apart, and Duan Shao recruited and surrendered all the way.

In the south, Hu Luguang drove straight in. Before he could make a decision, on October 557 in the tenth year of Zhaode (28), Hu Luguang personally led [-] cavalry as pioneers and arrived at the foot of Chengdu.

The people outside the city helped the old and the young, abandoned their homes and fled, and Hu Luguang didn't make things difficult for them, and even let them escape into the city.

In Hu Luguang's view, these old and weak people can't help anything at all, and entering the city will consume food in the city.

He was not in a hurry to attack the city. In the Northern Qi Dynasty, there was no precedent of cavalry dismounting to attack the city. Hu Luguang sent a soldier to send Yu Chijiong's head into the city to intimidate the monarchs and ministers of the Southern Zhou Dynasty.

Immediately after, the letter of persuasion to surrender was shot into the city, and a camp was set up outside the city, waiting for Wu Mingche to lead the pawns to meet up, while also giving time for the Southern Zhou monarchs and ministers to make choices.

Chengdu, Miyagi.

Yu Wenyu, the emperor of the Southern Zhou Dynasty, called a group of ministers to discuss countermeasures.

The ministers have come forward to ask for surrender:

"Nowadays, there are few soldiers in the city, and it is difficult to defend against the enemy. Lord Qi has the reputation of being lenient, so it is better to surrender."

But Yu Wenhu, who is in power alone, said nothing.

The imperial guards in the palace are already in his hands, and major matters still need to be decided by Yu Wenhu.

Before that, Yu Wenyu asked Yu Wenhu several times, but Yu Wenhu was helpless. Yu Wenyu wanted to surrender, but Yu Wenhu refused.

A closer look at Yu Wenhu's meaning is nothing more than hoping that Gao Cheng can promise him a piece of wealth, which is up for grabs.

Just when everyone was at a loss, Yu Wentai's fourth son, Yu Wenyong, who was 15 years old at the time, approached Yu Wenhu quietly, lit up the dagger hidden in his sleeve, and stabbed Yu Wenhu's back fiercely in everyone's astonishment. enter.

(End of this chapter)