I have lived forever since the end of Qin Dynasty

Chapter 199 Fight
The two sides in the battle are infantry and cavalry, and there are no chariots.

For Chen Luo's side, it was because the carriages in the convoy were not chariots, they were almost vehicles for transporting goods, and they were drawn by rough horses.

As for the ambush soldiers, they did not drive because of the large size of the chariot, which was not convenient for them to hide during the ambush.

Therefore, they now had to slash at each other with real knives and guns, and fell into a scene of screams and blood flying all over the place.

Chen Luo led the cavalry on the right, first left the road, and then went around to the field to attack the opponent's flank.

The fifteen cavalrymen behind him were all equipped with saddles and stirrups.

However, the standards of these saddles and stirrups are not uniform, and the Mo family has not yet found the most suitable specifications for installation. Some riders twisted their hips unnaturally at this time, feeling a little squeezed.

It has to be said that even though there may be a little discomfort in the senses, their appearance has greatly improved their control over the horses.

As for the extent to which the specific advantage has been expanded, it can only be verified through the next battle.

"Bang!" The Changge in Chen Luo's hand slammed into the enemy passing him, knocking him off the horse, and then he was trampled into a blur of flesh and blood.

This is a bold attempt by him.

When the riders behind saw it, they followed suit one after another. They put the long daggers in their hands in front of them, and when they got close to the enemy, they clenched their hands tightly and swept forward vigorously.

Those riders who were in ambush were a little confused by this tactic, and more than ten people were lost in a short time.

After reacting, they also tried to reproduce this action, giving up the original stabbing, leveling the spears in their hands horizontally, and colliding with Chen Luo and the others.

It's just that after another round, the number of soldiers they lost almost doubled again.

After the two sides collided with each other, these ambush soldiers were killed by Chen Luo's personal guards who passed by and returned to the horse, or they fell off the horse together with the weapons and were trampled to death in the chaos.

After two or three fights with one person, Chen Luo let go of the horse in the opponent's hand, with a mocking smile on the corner of his mouth, and took his life at the same time.

Those people saw that the people on their side used the sweeping attack method and achieved good results, so they hurriedly imitated and learned.

But they don't look at whether they have sufficient conditions, which is undoubtedly a mere imitation.

You must know that to hold the weapon horizontally on the horse, unless it is a natural supernatural power like Brother Yu, most people need to use both hands, and they don't have the strength to control the reins.

If the opponent is a pawn, they can lower their body and shift their center of gravity downward to maintain their balance and stability.

But now there are cavalry on both sides, and lowering your body is equivalent to bumping your head on someone else's weapon, trying to see how strong your head is.

Therefore, holding the weapon in both hands and the center of gravity is unstable, it is not surprising that they suffered heavy losses under a round of collision.

As for Chen Luo, only four people were killed in battle, and one of them was stabbed to death by a long spear under the siege of two people.

They have their feet on the stirrups and their buttocks on the saddle. They have these two things to maintain their stability. Even if they are holding long spears with both hands, they can sit steadily. The horse slipped off.

The cavalry on the right wing of the ambush was almost killed, and Chen Luo could even see the cavalry on his left.

It's just that he didn't choose to stop or turn around, and went to kill the friendly army dozens of steps away.

Choosing to converge seems to increase the number of soldiers around you, but in fact it is two teams with different orientations mixed together, losing mobility in the center of the enemy's army, and falling into a real desperate situation.

Naturally, Chen Luo would not be that stupid.

He swung his spear, continued to move forward, fought hard, and forcibly cut through a path!
After reaching the left rear of the ambush, Chen Luo reached out and wiped off a handful of blood on his face, which splashed up when he cut the enemy's throat.

Taking a deep breath, he looked back sideways.

Of the fifteen cavalry behind him, now only seven remained, and one left arm was broken at the elbow.

"You are seriously injured, stay here, and the rest will continue to charge with me." Chen Luo continued to command, those enemies had torn apart the defense lines of the shield soldiers he had arranged in the central army, and were fighting with the infantry behind.

If you don't go to support yourself, the soldiers in front of the convoy will be defeated in a short time.

Charging again, Chen Luo caught a glimpse from the corner of his eye that no one was standing still.

The knight with a badly injured left hand was holding the spear with his right hand, and he was posing as if he was stabbing with a long spear, which seemed neither fish nor fowl.

Seeing Chen Luo turning his head, the man shouted: "Mr. Chen has done me a favor in the battle of Julu, how can I not repay it with death!"

Is that so?

The reason why the soldiers in the Chu army respected Chen Luo was not because of his status and closeness to Xiang Yu, but because he led the army to attack during the Battle of Julu, killed Wang Li, and ended the war like a meat grinder.

Victory in that battle kept them alive and brought them honor and rewards.

Will they let the hero who brought all this die under today's sneak attack?
The only way to repay him is with his life!

Seeing the resolute expressions of the guards beside him, Chen Luo felt that the speed of the horse under his crotch was too fast, and the wind blowing against his face made his eyes a little moist.

"Thank you all!" Chen Luo roared, and once again led the army to charge into the enemy's formation. The long dagger in his hand cut through the leather armor of those enemies, cut open their stomachs, and let the blood inside spurt out.

The infantry in the convoy, who were struggling to resist, were retreating steadily. Seeing that Chen Luo took the lead in entering the enemy's formation again, they excitedly continued to charge, forcing the enemy to retreat.

At this moment, seven or eight soldiers who were still full of energy rushed out from behind, holding shields in their right hands and knives in their left hands, killing nearly ten enemies in an instant, and even cleared a small open space in a short time.

These new forces are Liu Le's guards.

She forced them to give up the task of protecting her and come to fight, otherwise she would drive the carriage to the battlefield.

As a result, only two guards remained, and the rest all moved forward with knives.

The timing of their appearance was just right, leading to a change of form in offense and defense. With this momentum, the enemies were divided into two pieces, big and small.

The enemy's cavalry was crowded in the center of the infantry, completely losing the space to move around.

After the battlefield was divided, the enemy's numerical advantage was no longer obvious. Although there was no rout, panic appeared within them.

On the other hand, those personal guards led by Chen Luo were all red-eyed. They pressed on every step of the way, and the countless companions who fell beside them became the driving force for them to move forward.

The final fight has begun!

(End of this chapter)