Xiang Yu fights the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 64 Internal Contradiction
In the end, the Qiang general chose to fight Xiang Yu to the end. After all, the fate of soldiers is to die in battle. If he becomes a deserter, he will make himself a lot of pain in his future life. It is better to fight to the death, maybe There is still a chance of survival. .
So in this state, he also had a sudden heart attack, gritted his steel teeth, grinned at the corner of his mouth, and let out a fierce light in his eyes, as if he was going to fight Xiang Yu desperately. Seeing his appearance, Xiang Yu didn't have the slightest emotion in his heart. He just continued to attack according to his weakness. As a result, the strong Qiang general couldn't survive three rounds under Xiang Yu's command.

After all, he belongs to the type that focuses on offense and despise defense, but when facing an opponent like Xiang Yu who is extremely strong both offensively and defensively, it can be said that he has no chance at all. He had to support the battle for a while longer, but he almost gave up defense for the sake of attacking, so he could only be killed by Xiang Yu.

Xiang Yu pierced his forehead with a gun, and the blood mixed with his brain burst out, and he lost his breath immediately. After Xiang Yu ran away and killed the two strong Qiang generals, the momentum of those Qiang cavalry suddenly dropped. a bit.

Many Qiang cavalry who seemed to be ready to wait for their generals to kill Xiang Yu and then be able to take advantage of the situation, now have some intention of retreating. Their eyes are full of unconcealable fear when they look at Xiang Yu. A kind of fear that arises spontaneously from the bottom of their hearts. If it is said that when they first saw Xiang Yu, their impression of Xiang Yu was just a boy who looked seventeen or eighteen years old, without the appearance of a general at all, as if he had a little bit of strength Anyone can kill him.

However, the strength Xiang Yu displayed in actual combat completely exceeded their expectations. His seemingly weak body can hide such amazing power. This is the most real thought in these people's hearts , This process from contempt to fear is indeed quite exciting, and it is also unbearable for many people in a short period of time.

It's as if you suddenly found a thin and weak bobcat in the wild. You thought it was just a harmless little wild cat with no fighting power at all, and then when you were about to bully it, you suddenly discovered this This little wild cat has the strength and ferocity of a tiger. Not only is it not something you can easily bully, but it treats you as food.

However, after a short period of fear, these Qiang cavalrymen still rushed towards Xiang Yu with the fierceness inherent in their blood. Xiang Yu snorted coldly and said to you, just come, my uncle just wants to kill today Well, it is absolutely unwilling to stop until the sky is old and the sun and the moon are dark.

Originally, with these 500 cavalry, Xiang Yu had no chance of winning against Han Sui's troops that were many times his own strength. After all, the opponent could afford to die. The battle loss ratio, but in the end your troops will fight less and less, while Han Sui's troops will fight more and more.

If the real battlefield is really just a simple game of adding and subtracting numbers, then there will not be so many situations in which fewer wins more. In fact, sometimes a small number of troops with a unified goal and proper command, Its true combat effectiveness is far superior to a large number of troops, but the composition of internal personnel is chaotic, the goal is not clear, and the army lacks correct command.

And a very huge weakness of these troops of Han Sui was actually discovered by Xiang Yu, that is, there are great hidden dangers in the composition of his troops, even though this rebel army was originally launched by the Qiang people who were mainly cavalry , but its number is not too large, and with the continuous development and growth behind, it has absorbed a large number of Han people in the Xiliang area before it reached its current scale.

Among the Han people who participated in the rebellion, not all of them were willing to participate, and they themselves might just want to find a way out. Of course, a big reason for this was because the Eastern Han Dynasty was too corrupt. Natural disasters and man-made disasters continued, and the life of the common people became more and more difficult. If many people did not participate in the rebellion, they would probably starve to death. In addition, these Qiang people were very cunning, and they instigated Bian Zhang and Han Sui. A good demonstration effect made them think that this was a team dominated by Han rebels.

However, the relationship between these Qiang rebels and the Han rebels who joined later was not so good. Although some of the Han people had Qiang blood, the rebellion of the Qiang people on the border has not stopped in recent decades. , Their continuous burning, killing and looting have also planted many seeds of hatred, and some of them have actually only temporarily let go of their past grievances, but this does not mean that this relatively balanced state will always be maintained .

In particular, Xiang Yu intends to change the internal power balance of the rebel army commanded by Han Sui by weakening the strength of these Qiang people, so as to break a certain internal power balance within them, and use this to trigger the outbreak of their internal conflicts .

Of course, Xiang Yu doesn't know whether his plan can really succeed, but since he just happened to meet this army mainly composed of Qiang cavalry, he must let go and kill as many as possible. to wipe out their vitality.

The number of Qiang cavalry was originally a small number among the rebels. Once the number was reduced to a certain level, their voice and influence within the Han Sui rebels would be greatly reduced, which would likely lead to their encroachment. And further lead to direct conflicts between internal factions.

When the external situation is relatively good, such as when the war is being won all the time, these internal contradictions are easier to cover up, but when the external situation starts to deteriorate, it is difficult to hide these contradictions. .

And the series of victories that Xiang Yu has achieved in the recent period have also hit the momentum of these rebels to a large extent. Previously, most of the rebels who fought with Xiang Yu were Han-dominated rebels. , Xiang Yu took Chencang and Dashan Pass, and defeated the rebels head-on many times, and even captured Bian Zhang, one of the rebel leader Han.

All of this will cause the Qiang part of the rebel army to be dissatisfied with the Han part. They will think that although they are large in number, their combat effectiveness is so poor that they have been defeated so many times by Xiang Yu.

In fact, such a situation has already appeared, but the contradiction between the two sides has not yet fully erupted. If Xiang Yu also defeated the Qiang cavalry this time, those Han people who were accused by the Qiang before would find it. It is not very good to be able to accuse the Qiang troops in turn. Judging from the character of the Qiang people, it is estimated that it will be difficult to bear this kind of anger. No matter which way the matter develops, it will be able to provide Xiang Yu with some rare opportunities. Entrance.

(End of this chapter)