The Strongest Overlord of the Three Kingdoms

Every time he took a step, more than [-] soldiers in leather armor drew their swords and quickly followed.

Ding Feng stood on the hillside, holding the handle of the knife in the palm of his hand, tightening the rope tightly with his teeth, this was a preparation to prevent the knife from leaving his hand.

Many soldiers nearby did the same thing.

"Remember, don't underestimate anyone!"

After finishing speaking, Ding Feng glanced at the former captain, who lowered his head, very ashamed.

Ding Feng made preparations with actions, which represented his importance to the Japanese.

"When the cavalry pierces through the enemy's formation, it's time for us to show off and drive the enemy to the city!"

Ding Feng used the word "expulsion" instead of directly beheading the Japanese.

Before the signal to engage was sent out, the scouts in the middle of the two armies and on the side of the field took the lead in action, running wildly back and forth.

They measured distances, passed messages, and sometimes fought, and exchanged arrows.

At the moment when the sounds of fighting sounded sporadically, the cavalry who had been galloping at a medium speed suddenly sped up. The general in charge, wearing a white cloak and a white armor, raised his gun and shouted: "The crossbow arrows are ready—"

The sounds of reloading and raising the bow resounded.

When the distance between the two sides was about a hundred steps, Ma Chao shouted: "Shoot the arrow!!

Whizzing--

Dense crossbow arrows rose from the cavalry array into the sky, and fell like raindrops.

Inoue turned his head to look at the flanks, and shouted heart-piercingly:

"Do not!!!"

Seeing the rain of arrows all over the sky, the peasant soldier trembled and crouched down with his head in his arms.

Some people are lucky and have simple wooden shields in their hands.

He simply dropped his weapon and turned the shield with both hands to cover the top of his head. In an instant, black arrows rained down.

All I could hear was crackling, and the wooden shield on my arm kept shaking in the sound.

Some flying arrows shot down and bounced off the ground.

Some directly pierced through the wooden shield and stuck to his feet.

The unshielded companion beside him collapsed in pain, blood dripping into the soil.

Arrows were densely packed on the arm, and some arrows penetrated the arm and pierced the back of the head.

Those who survived by chance couldn't believe their eyes when they saw such a terrifying scene, and vomited directly.

"Grumbling!"

Fear is spreading.

However, before they could get up and run away, the whistling wind and roaring horseshoes rang in their ears.

The right wing is gone!

The Chinese Army has been breached!

The left wing suffers!

Ma Chao commanded the cavalry like locusts harvesting straw.

Flesh and blood, how to stop the charge of the cavalry?

"Grumbling!"

There is a warrior who is not afraid of death and wants to take the lead in rebelling. The moment he stood up, his head flew up.

"Damn it! I don't know, save some for us!"

Ding Feng straightened up, and on the opposite side of his vision, the dense sound of horseshoes almost made a rumbling vibration, and he launched an offensive towards the Japanese.

Then, the Japanese fell in pieces.

He let out a sigh of relief, turned the wrist holding the knife, and let out a huge cry: "Go to me!"

The cavalry passed through like the wind, leaving behind endless nightmares.

Next up is Ding Bong's performance time!

As for Ma Chao's cavalry, after breaking through the enemy's formation, they were responsible for encircling and suppressing the fleeing enemies.

According to the agreement, they only left a way out for the Japanese.

The Japanese had to flee to Hakata Town, but only to the city gate.

Footsteps stepped onto the field like thunder, and the moment the two armies came into contact, the light of the knife cut down, and countless shouts of killing sounded.

The opportunity is coming!

Inoue showed a trace of joy on his face with difficulty. They were not the opponents of the cavalry, so could it be that they couldn't even deal with the defeated generals?

Especially seeing Ding Feng charging, Inoue made a decision to capture the thief first.

"Grumbling!"