Three Kingdoms: Peak Summons

Chapter 1199 The end of the road

Chapter 1197: The end of the road

 “According to His Majesty’s decree, the traitor Wang Shichong will be killed.”

After saying this, Long Qie pointed his long sword directly at the Changzi City with the city gate wide open, and shouted loudly: "The whole army attacks."

"kill…"

A young general in silver armor took the lead and entered the city gate first, followed closely by the Ming army.

Wang Shichong's death caused the morale of the Shangdang army to plummet, and there was no strong resistance at all. In addition, there were only a few thousand defenders in Changzi City, which allowed the Ming army to completely capture Changzi City within a few hours.

“I report to General Long Qie that our army easily occupied Changzi City. The grain depots and equipment warehouses in the city were all well preserved. We killed 500 enemies, captured 3,000 prisoners, and suffered less than 100 casualties.”

"good."

 Long Qie couldn't help but look happy, and then he said in a deep voice, "Where is Long Yang?"

 “The end will be here.”

The silver-armored young man who had just entered the city for the first time stepped forward. It was Long Qie's younger brother Long Yang, and he actually had a face that was 90% similar to Yuwen Tuo and Li Xiaoyao.

"You are now ordered to lead 20,000 troops to attack Huguan. You must capture Huguan within ten days."

 “Nuo.” Long Yang responded with his fists clasped.

Looking at his younger brother's leaving figure, Long Qie couldn't help but think of his childhood, when his parents were still alive and his younger brothers and sisters were still young.

 Long Qie's family has four brothers and sisters, two sons and two daughters. The eldest brother is Long Qie, the second brother is Long Yang, the third sister is Long Kui, and the younger sister is Long Yue (little dragon girl).

 Long Qie’s family is not wealthy, but it is happy and happy, but God has not blessed his small family.

Bandits attacked Long Qie's village. Long Qie escaped by hiding in a closet with his younger siblings. He watched his parents being hacked to death by the bandits, but he did not dare to make any sound.

 After that, Long Qie, like Bai Qi, lived in the world with his young brothers and sisters, living a precarious life until he joined the Taiping Cult and found a place to settle down.

After Long Qie joined the Taiping Religion, he, along with other children of the same age, were taught martial arts by the Taiping Religion. However, Long Qie's martial arts talent was extremely high and he quickly stood out among many competitors. After repeated training, he finally became a member of the Taiping Religion. He occupies a high position in the school and was eventually personally taught by the great sage Zhang Jiao.

Although Zhang Jiao later accepted Zhu Yuanzhang as his disciple, Zhang Jiao had already stopped accepting disciples at that time, and Long Qie could not make him make an exception. Therefore, although Long Qie and Zhang Jiao had a master-disciple relationship, there was no master-disciple. The name.

Although Zhang Jiao taught Long Qie his skills, he did not allow Long Qie to pass them on to anyone else. In desperation, Long Qie could only send his two younger brothers and sisters to become disciples, and his younger sister was sent to the Ancient Tomb Sect. She was called Little Dragon Girl by master Lin Chaoying.

 Many years passed, and the younger brothers and sisters also grew up. Long Yang and Long Kui, who had learned a lot of skills, both joined the Ming Dynasty. Long Yang became Long Qie's lieutenant, and Long Kui became a female official around Emperor Ming.

What Ling Longqie never expected was that his younger sister, Xiao Longnu, would turn to Qin Hao and even do something as dangerous as assassinating Wang Mang for Qin Hao. To be honest, Long Qie was actually very dissatisfied with Qin Hao in his heart. If it weren't for Qin Hao, the Yellow Turbans would have taken over the world long ago, and his best friend Xiang Yu also died under Qin Hao's sword.

The assassination of Wang Mang made Xiao Longnu famous all over the world. Long Qie also learned about Xiao Longnu's movements. When he learned that when Qin Hao returned to Luoyang, the woman accompanying him was actually his sister, Long Qie had more than just Five Flavors magazine in his heart.

Long Qie couldn't accept the fact that his sister might have become Qin Hao's woman. He thought that his inexperienced sister had been deceived by Qin Hao. He regretted why he didn't keep his sister by his side in the first place, but things had already happened to him. It's no use even regretting.

Long Qie didn't know whether Qin Hao knew that Xiao Longnu was his sister, but he knew that Qin Hao would definitely be able to find out if he wanted to. However, he had not received any contact from Qin Hao so far, which proved that Qin Hao did not Long Qie was secretly relieved that he would not use his sister to sway him.

Emperor Ming ordered Long Qie to kill Wang Shichong, occupy Shangdang, and seize Huguan. He was actually quite reluctant, because Long Qie knew that dealing with Wang Shichong at this time was indirectly helping Qin Hao.

 Long Qie didn’t know what Emperor Ming, who had always been wise and wise, thought about before issuing such an order. But since the order had been issued, he had to obey the order even though he didn’t understand it. Perhaps there was a deeper meaning in it.

After taking Changzi City, Long Jun sent Long Yang to lead 20,000 troops to attack Huguan, and he himself also led troops to attack other cities in Shangdang.

Ten days later, Long Yang successfully occupied Huguan, and Long Qie quickly captured the five cities of Xu'an, Gaodu, Yang'a, Ha'an, and Lu. Seven of the thirteen counties in Shangdang were completely captured by the Ming army.

At this time, Wang Mang was setting up a defense line on the front line. After learning that Long Qie not only attacked Shangdang, but also killed Wang Shichong, he was shocked and stunned. He cursed Emperor Ming for three hours in a row but still couldn't get over his anger.

Wang Mang really couldn't figure out what was going on in the mind of Emperor Ming's woman. It was clear that Qin Hao was the greatest threat now, and the two weak people should join forces to keep warm in order to survive, but Emperor Ming chose to give her a blow from behind at this time. He stabbed him with a knife. This was not something a time traveler could do.

Even before the Qin army came over, the allies took the lead in rebelling against the revolution. This was undoubtedly a fatal blow to the Southern Allied Forces.

Wang Mang was focused on resisting the Qin army on the frontal battlefield, and did not expect that Shangdang in the rear would fall, so most of the grain and grass captured from Sizhou were stored in Shangdang.

Now that the Ming army has attacked and occupied most of Shangdang, including the eldest son, this means that the Binnan coalition has lost 60% of its food and grass before the war begins. How can they fight the next battle?

What's even more fatal is that the Qin army is about to attack, and the Ming army is causing trouble in the rear. The Union Army is being attacked from two sides, and it is obviously at the end of its rope.

Wang Mang did not dare to make the news public, because once it was made public, the consequences would be disastrous, and it was impossible to keep it secret forever, so he hid it from the soldiers at the bottom and made it public to the high-level generals and princes.

After it was made public, Wang Mang was reprimanded by all the princes. After all, he had vowed that the Ming army would definitely help them fight against the Qin army. As a result, the Ming army not only betrayed the alliance but also stabbed you in the back.

Wang Mang used all the efforts of nine bulls and two tigers, and tried his best to appease all the princes, and then quickly came up with a way to deal with it.

"The reason why Emperor Ming betrayed the alliance is that Qin Hao promised her greater benefits. However, no matter why the Ming army rebelled, our army must recapture Shangdang, otherwise this battle will not be fought at all."

Wang Mang's eyes fell on Chen Qingzhi, and he said in a deep voice: "I now order Chen Qingzhi to be the chief general, and Guo Tai to be the deputy general. He will lead an army of 40,000 people back to support the Shangdang. The eldest son and Huguan must be recaptured. If they cannot be recaptured... Hold on to the city and never let Long Qie attack our army's rear."

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