Signing in to Datang: Rebellion at the beginning

Chapter 103 Captive
Zhang Liang couldn't promise Li Ke anything for Tang Guo.

The only thing he can do is to surrender after losing this fight.

This is the only way to save the lives of so many soldiers.

Moreover, these soldiers basically have no chance of winning.

Although he has almost no chance of winning against Li Ke, but it is always worth a try, and it can be regarded as his last resistance.

On the tower, Li Ke took a deep breath, then stepped down, and flew up from the tower, heading downstairs.

That Zhang Liang kicked his feet on the horse's back, and the whole person also rushed out, swung his big knife, chopped out a wave of internal force, and came towards Li Ke.

Li Ke shot calmly, and swiped the Tianzi sword in his hand, a sword energy instantly blocked the light of Zhang Liang's sword.

Zhang Liang roared angrily, and forcibly lowered the sword. The terrifying power exploded quickly, and it even competed with Li Ke's sword energy.

Both the army of the Dragon Kingdom and the army of the Tang Dynasty were concerned about this battle.

Everyone's eyes were fixed on this scene.

Because they all knew that the battle between these two people decided the life and death of the tens of thousands of people present.

If Li Ke is killed by Zhang Liang, there is no doubt that the Dragon Council will collapse in an instant.

Because everything created by the Dragon Kingdom today is because of Li Ke.

Without Li Ke, the Dragon Council quickly disintegrated.

Similarly, Zhang Liang, as the main force of the army this time, will lose morale and fighting power no matter whether they can fight or not once they lose.

In other words, if Zhang Liang wins, then Tang Jun still has hope, and if Zhang Liang loses, then Tang Jun can only surrender.

Because if they fight again, they will die even worse.

Li Ke looked at Zhang Liang in front of him, and said lightly:

"Li Er has a group of good subordinates and a group of good courtiers."

Zhang Liang put his sword against the sword light with all his strength, and replied to Li Ke:

"Because His Majesty Li Er is a good emperor in our opinion, that's why so many officials are willing to follow him."

Hearing this, Li Ke sneered disdainfully and said:
"A good emperor? Maybe, it is undeniable that he has indeed done some things. Maybe he is indeed a good emperor in your opinion, but in my opinion, he is not a good person."

Zhang Liang gritted his teeth and tried to say: "Perhaps, you are also a good emperor. Unfortunately, I already have my own monarch. Otherwise, I might be willing to work for you."

Li Ke didn't speak any more, and that Zhang Liang also exercised his whole body's internal strength to resist Li Ke's sword with all his strength.

Li Ke also mobilized the internal strength in his body and began to get serious.

With the blessing of his internal force, on the long sword, the sword light became more and more intense.

Zhang Liang's saber could no longer resist, and he retreated slowly.

But Li Ke became more and more relaxed, and then he frowned and pressed his long sword.

The sword light erupted instantly, and with a puff, it shattered Zhang Liang's sword light.

At the same time, the sword light hit Zhang Liang's chest. The next moment, seeing Zhang Liang's entire body, he flew upside down, fell to the ground hard, and turned his head to spurt out a mouthful of blood.

Seeing this scene, countless people knew it well.

On Longguo's side, the soldiers breathed a sigh of relief.

On the Tang side, the hearts of the soldiers fell to the bottom.

Victory and defeat.

Li Ke was quite calm, holding the long sword to the ground, and rushed up to the tower.

Standing on the tower, Li Ke glanced down, and said to Zhang Liang who was not dead on the ground:
"You are a good general, I won't kill you. Take some of your soldiers to surrender."

Zhang Liang tried to sit up while covering his chest, and said with a wry smile:
"A general of an army should keep his promise, but forgive me for not surrendering to the Dragon Kingdom. I am a general of a nation. If I also surrender, it will be a betrayal. I only ask His Majesty the Dragon Kingdom to treat these captives kindly."

After finishing speaking, Zhang Liang put his long knife across his neck and cut hard.

Then, fall to the ground!

The soldiers of the Tang State were extremely distressed when they saw this scene.

Because they knew that the reason why Zhang Liang died was because it was difficult to face surrender.

On the other hand, he wanted to use his death to save these Tang soldiers who surrendered, so that Li Ke could treat them kindly.

On the tower, Li Ke sighed. Although he was a little regretful, he didn't have too many emotions.

I saw him looking at those Tang soldiers, and said lightly:

"This is the chance your general gave you in exchange for death. I hope you will also recognize the reality and stop making any resistance. Surrender. I promise him that I will not harm the captives."

10,000+ Tang Jun looked at each other!
The main general died, and the Tubo army who came to help had all fled.

The rest of their more than [-] Tang troops are obviously impossible to be the opponents of Long Guo.

Whether it's because they want to live or because of Zhang Liang's kindness, they seem to have no choice.

So, they dropped the weapons in their hands, took off the armor on their bodies, and put their hands on top of their heads.

Seeing this scene, Li Ke was slightly relieved, and he really didn't want to cause too much killing.

So he ordered that these soldiers should be properly settled, and although they were prisoners, they should not be hurt.

After the 10,000+ army lost their helmets and armor, they were brought into the city by the Dragon Kingdom army, and they chose a spacious place for unified placement.

So far, in this battle, the Dragon Kingdom has won a big victory.

Before the news reached Tang, Li Ke returned to the city, and in the palace, he directly ordered several generals under his command to lead tens of thousands of soldiers to start the real attack on Tang from several routes.

(End of this chapter)