The most powerful general in the Three Kingdoms

Arrows flew out from the roads on both sides.

Whoosh!!!

The whistling of arrows broke the tranquility of the night.

The soldiers who were hit by arrows fell to the ground in pieces.

Everything happened too suddenly.

Zhang Miao didn't even have time to react before he heard the horn sound of 'woo woo woo'.

A low and depressing horn sound sounded, followed by shouts of 'kill' and 'kill'.

There seemed to be enemies in every direction.

The night was dark and the visual distance was limited. As far as the eye could see, there were enemy flags everywhere.

And there is no extra time to judge.

The enemy's arrows are too dense

"Follow me to kill the enemy!"

At this time, Xu Huang rushed out on horseback, shaking his axe.

After the cavalry fired arrows for several rounds, they mounted their horses one after another and followed Xu Huang forward to kill.

Zhang Miao's army was caught off guard.

At this moment, Zhang Miao's general Xue Hao fired his gun at Xu Huang.

However, in just two rounds, he was killed by Xu Huang.

Xu Huang led the cavalry and stepped into the crowd.

"Get out of here quickly!"

Zhang Miao didn't know how many troops Xu Huang had, and it was pitch dark, making it difficult to distinguish the enemy's situation. Therefore, Zhang Miao immediately led his army forward.

But most of Zhang Miao were infantry.

Two legs are not four legs. Opponent, Zhang Miao suffered heavy losses under Xu Huang's pursuit.

When Zhang Miao and Zhang Chao reunited, Zhang Miao's subordinates only had more than 300 horses left. As for the 20,000 troops and horses he brought, they were probably captured. They were either killed or fled into the mountains and forests.

In this battle, Zhang Miao almost wiped out his entire army.

However, Xu Huang felt that it was not enough and wanted to continue to expand the results.

Xu Huang has been able to use cavalry over the years. 'handy' to describe

……

Zhang Miao and Zhang Chao's defeat in Yanzhou soon spread to Wancheng.

When Cao Cao learned that Zhang Miao and others were defeated, he felt a little happy, but also angry and worried.

Zhang Miao and others had betrayed Cao Cao, so Cao Cao was naturally happy when they suffered.

But, then again, Yanzhou is the front line of resistance.

Now that Zhou Cheng's army has not crossed the river and gone south, Xu Huang alone has caused great trouble in Yanzhou.

If Xu Huang's offensive cannot be contained, it will affect the morale of the alliance.

At this time, Cao Cao immediately wrote and sent it to Sun Jian, hoping that Sun Jian could lead the army to rescue Yanzhou.

In response to Cao Cao's request, Sun Jian put the overall situation first and sent Sun Ce as the vanguard, leading 10,000 troops and horses to rush to Yanzhou. Sun Jian, on the other hand, carried 20,000 troops and horses, and a large amount of food and grass, and continued to march towards Yanzhou.

……

Zhang Chao and Zhang Miao asked Yuan Shu for help at the same time.

However, Yuan Shu was not in a hurry to help Yanzhou.

Cao Cao and Liu Biao's armies have not set off yet, so he does not need to rush to be the leader.

What's more, with Sun Jian as the vanguard, I believe Sun Jian is enough to deal with Xu Huang.

At the same time, Liu Biao was also considering whether to send troops to Yanzhou.

If we send troops now, how many troops should be sent?

There were too many troops sent, but Jingzhou's troops were empty.

If you send too little, it won’t have much effect.

Moreover, starting from Jingzhou and heading to Yanzhou to fight, it will be very difficult to supply food and grass.

Of course, who will lead is also a question.

Mrs. Cai was blowing the pillow wind at this time, and she said to Liu Biao:"Liu Qi should lead this battle."

Liu Biao thought about it.

Letting the eldest son Liu Qi lead the army was a good decision.

This proved Liu Biao's determination to fight against Zhou Jun.

Therefore, Liu Biao decided to let Liu Qi lead the army, and at the same time let Liu Bei lead the army to assist.

Liu Qi led an army of 20,000, and Liu Bei led an army of 10,000. Together, they went to Yanzhou to fight.

Shortly after Liu Biao sent troops.

Cao Cao also personally led the army, including 50,000 infantry and 6,000 cavalry.

……

On the north bank of the Yellow River, the Zhou army camp.

Zhou Cheng came out of the camp and was heading to the ferry.

The boats at the ferry are being built and reloaded.

This time, they went south and mobilized a total of 20,000 Xianbei cavalry, 10,000 Rouran cavalry, 10,000 Zhou Wu soldiers, 10,000 Dawn cavalry, 10,000 Huben camp, 10,000 Dare to die camp, 10,000

Shenshe camp, and 10,000 Panshi camp. There are 10,000 in the Yongrui Camp, 20,000 in the Huya Camp, 50,000 in the Death Fighting Camp, and 10,000 in the Shenji Camp...

Counting the auxiliary troops, there are also civilians, young men, auxiliary troops, etc.

This time, the total number of troops in the southward movement exceeded 250,000.

With such a large-scale gathering, just transporting supplies across the Yellow River would take a lot of time.

"drive!"

"drive!"

At this time, the scouts from the Qingqi Battalion rushed back.

The scouts carried the latest military intelligence.

Xu Fang presented the intelligence to Zhou Cheng.

After Zhou Cheng read it, he snorted coldly and murmured:"A dog can't change. Eat shit."

Although what he said was a bit crude, he was not crude in his reasoning.

Each of the southern princes wanted to preserve their own strength as much as possible.

Cao Cao was the most active. This time he raised 56,000 troops, leaving only a few The troops and horses stayed behind.

Compared with Cao Cao, Liu Biao only sent 20,000 troops, which was simply a manifestation of selfishness.

But Yuan Shu is not in a hurry to send troops yet.

Obviously he wants to take advantage of Zhou Cheng's hand and wear down Sun Jian and Cao Cao's troops.

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