Rebirth of the Three Kingdoms: The New Biography of Guan Ping

Guan Ping didn't take it for granted, instead he became more respectful and said, "Guan, I have met General Yan."

"Guan Houye is not in Yecheng, what are you doing here at Yan's military camp, Yan will lead his troops across the river to fight tomorrow, but it is very dangerous, I'm afraid there will be no time to treat Guan Houye well."

Because of defeating Yuan Shu, Guan Ping was almost famous among the generals in the world, but the so-called "peer jealousy", and Yan Liang, like his master, was an arrogant master, so Guan Ping was naturally not convinced.

"Guan went south with his eldest brother, Qu Yi, and when he learned that General Yan was about to cross the river to attack the white horse, he came here to join him. He is willing to make some achievements for one of General Yan's soldiers." Guan Ping didn't care about rough people like Yan Liang, and said sternly .

"Oh." Hearing that Guan Ping was going to join the army to make meritorious service, Yan Liang was also slightly taken aback, and seeing Guan Ping's serious face, he didn't seem to be joking. Said: "The army is dangerous, not like hunting..."

Guan Ping didn't bother to answer, and suddenly saw a few soldiers passing by leading several horses, and it happened that one of them was frightened, the soldiers couldn't control it, Guan Ping's mind was moved, he started suddenly, and ran straight towards the frightened horse. When he was two or three steps away, he jumped up suddenly, and with his precise prediction ability, he landed steadily on the horse's back. The horse became more irritable and lashed its hooves violently.

Guan Ping had even tamed a black horse before, so how could he be afraid of this poor horse, clamped his legs around the horse's belly, clenched his fist with his right hand, and slammed the horse's head hard, but after three hits, the horse was already dizzy from Guan Ping's beating, almost standing upright Can't help but calm down obediently.

"Good equestrianism, good strength." Yan Liang slapped his palms, and said with a smile: "Okay, I heard that you have also led the army. Since you have joined my tent, I can't wrong you, so I will draw the rear guard from my guards. Qu, let you lead, how about it?"

Guan Ping jumped off the horse, without blushing or panting, he said, "It's very good."

After exchanging a few words with Yan Liang, Guan Ping went to watch the song assigned to him by Yan Liang, with five hundred people.

This time when Yuan Shao went south, although the number of soldiers and horses was said to be one million, they were actually only about [-] to [-]. The combined soldiers and horses of the three vanguard troops were no more than [-]. five thousand.

In comparison, Guan Ping's [-] people are really nothing, but the position is good.

Yan Liang's personal guards had five songs, and Guan Ping led the back song, which can be regarded as guarding around Yan Liang. If Guan Yu rode a red rabbit horse to kill Yan Liang, Guan Ping would have time to rescue him.

And why Yan Liang didn't have a deep friendship with Guan Ping, and didn't know the details, so he easily handed over part of his own soldiers to Guan Ping's command, which can only show that Yan Liang is really arrogant, or lacks understanding of the crisis.

Yuan Shao has occupied the four states for several years, and his foundation is solid. From the equipment of his army, it can be seen that Yan Liang's department alone has nearly [-] cavalry. Among them, the [-] cavalry led by Yan Liang are all equipped with horse armor. This is an amazing lineup.

In Guan Ping's song, the combat strength is not bad, there are more than [-] men, [-] cavalry, [-] cavalry, and [-] to [-] miscellaneous soldiers and horsemen.It can also be seen that the soldiers are all fierce and unusual, so it can be seen that Yan Liang is also worthy of the word "famous general", but Yan Liang can only be regarded as a general, not a handsome man.

The next day, Yan Liang's troops set off from Liyang, passed through Baimadu, and arrived at the south bank of the Yellow River.

At this time, it was Liu Yan, the prefect of Dongjun, who was stationed in Baima, and Yu Jin led more than [-] troops. Zhuzhou was located in Yanjin, southwest of Baima.

According to the established deployment, Yan Liang immediately led more than [-] troops to the white horse, while Liu Yan's subordinates had only [-] soldiers and horses, and most of them were county soldiers, with limited combat effectiveness.

No matter how you look at it, Yan Liangbu has an overwhelming advantage.

Yan Liang acts recklessly, but this recklessness can sometimes become decisive.

Almost no one took off their armor, nor did their horses get off their saddles. After crossing the Yellow River, before they had time to set up a camp and find a place to stay, Yan Liang ordered the front to storm the Cao army's garrison outside Baima City and wiped out hundreds of enemies.

Before Liu Yan could recover his breath, Yan Liang personally supervised the battle, and did not bring any large engineering equipment. He directly took materials from the local area, tied them into dozens of long ladders, and swarmed towards Baima City.

However, Guan Ping's commander, Yan Liang's Guard Department, was on the second line and did not participate in the battle to attack Baima City. [

In the evening, Yan Liang's disgraced commander retreated. Liu Yan, the guard of the white horse, was not a mediocre man, otherwise, Cao Cao would not have put him on the front line against Yuan.

Liu Yan's force is low, and he has no cavalry under his command, but he is very good at city defense, and he has been in Dongjun for a long time. Although Baima City is not impenetrable, it is also a tough bone. He is good at field battles, raids, and encounters. Yan Liang used this most primitive method to attack, so he would suffer a bit.

Guan Ping didn't point out that the purpose of his trip was to save Yan Liang and Wen Chou. At that time, he would be able to save the two of them, and he would have a lot of confidence in drawing them into his account.