Warrior in Turbulent Han Dynasty

By the night, Wang Pu hadn't gone up the mountain. For more exciting novels, please visit bq.e, so Zuo You and Cao Bin left.

Guo Shao escorted them to the door of the room and went down the eaves to another room. The rain is still falling, and the water stays in pillars along the tiles. Guo Shao found that the door was only hidden, and he pushed it open. He saw a beautiful woman in plain clothes kneeling on the futon in front of the Buddha statue. She is Zhou Xian, although all the jewellery has been removed at this time, and no cosmetics are applied on her face; but the delicacy of her beautiful and white face is the appearance of the dust.

Blue lantern, ancient Buddha. However, the woman on the futon does have a graceful posture, full of breasts, and her kneeling position makes her skirt tighten, which also highlights the round buttocks. She was closing her eyes, her long eyelashes were trembling slightly, her smooth lips moved lightly as if she was meditating on this, and a string of Buddhist beads was counting on her hand.

Guo Shao was stunned. Zhou Xian was truly stunning. Different postures have different styles... She was originally the queen of the Southern Tang State, but Guo Shao believes that such a beautiful lady does not belong to anyone, she only belongs to victory. By.

"What are you asking for in front of the Buddha?" Guo Shao asked.

Zhou Xian opened his eyes and looked back at Guo Shao, his brows were filled with pity. Guo Shao then walked over and sat cross-legged on the futon next to her. The light outside has gradually dimmed, and the light rain is still falling.

Zhou Xian said quietly, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, and I'm sorry Jiamin...I don't know what's wrong with Jiamin's life and death for myself."

Guo Shao said kindly: "I told my subordinates not to disclose the temporary warning about Ehuang for the time being. I sent someone to Jiangning City to ask the crime and did not mention it. The Lord of Nantang should not know it, so he shouldn’t take Ehuang’s sister. Well, you don’t have to worry too much."

"He will know sooner or later." Zhou Xian said with his head slightly.

Guo Shao thought for a while, and heard the sound of wooden fish coming from a distance. He didn't say anything to Zhou Xian and left the room after a while.

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The weather finally cleared. In February of the sixth year of Xiande (959), the spring was bright and the decisive battle finally arrived. On both sides of the Qinhuai River, there are huge crowds of people. The Southern Tang Army is on the north bank, and the Zhou army is on the south bank. The army extends along the river bank. There are at least 200,000 troops on both sides.

In such a large-scale scene, the drum horns on the two wings could not be heard from each other, and the situation in the distance could not be seen. Guo Shaozhong’s army could not control the army immediately; each department had its chief general, and the tactics and strategies were discussed in advance. Temporarily respond individually.

The generals were scattered to various ministries, and Guo Shao rode a horse to patrol the army among the front ranks, boosting morale. The soldiers saw him shouting loudly, and the sound was overwhelmed for a while. At this moment, Guo Shao strangled the horse's rein suddenly and turned over from the horse. The accompanying Wang Pu and the generals stopped and looked at them.

Guo Shao strode straight to a soldier holding a tiger flag, and the soldier immediately tensed|tightened and stood upright, not daring to look at him. Guo Shao reached out and took the flagpole, handed it to the sergeant next to him, and then grabbed the soldier's hand.

A pair of cracked hands were spread out, covered with unwashable dirt, the cracked wounds were shocking, and a piece of rags was wrapped around the palms. Guo Shao turned to look at the crowd, and all his followers were silent. He personally untied the linen from the soldier's hand, tore off his shoulder scarf, and wrapped it around the soldier's hand again.

"Dashuai Guo..." The soldier couldn't say anything.

Guo Shao returned the flagpole to him and said: "I will not forget the soldiers who fought blood in the battlefield."

A military commander immediately raised his spear and shouted: "Fight for Marshal Guo!" The army was in an uproar, the shouts became more and more majestic, and even the people in the distance watched here.

Guo Shao turned on his horse, took a look at the distance, and looked back at the left and right, "Look at the difficulties and hardships of the soldiers, but the Lord of the Southern Tang stubbornly resisted, for his own selfishness, and uselessly caused more people to bleed! We have repeatedly persuaded to surrender! To no avail, only to enter Jiangning City and recover Jiangnan!"

He drew out his sword and said loudly: "The king's unrighteousness, the world will win!" The crowds of people successively shouted that they would win, and the power overwhelmed the Nantang army camp on the opposite side.

At this moment, the fire light in front of the left wing was suddenly bright. Although the sky was sunny, the fire light was stronger than the sun.

Several giant rafts carrying firewood swam from the west of the Qinhuai River, caught fire by the wind, and the flames soared into the sky and the smoke billowed straight to the Nantang Army navy village on the opposite bank. It was Luo Yanhuan's tricks, which was used up in Wankou, and now he is doing the same trick again.

The twenty-three-foot-wide raft floated like a volcano, and moved slowly after the wind caught fire, but there was nothing to stop it on the water. The Southern Tang Army warship hung its sails, turned around and ran down the wind. The raft moved slowly to the vicinity of the water village on the opposite bank. After a short while, the flames spread to ignite the fenced ship in the water village, and the fire became even greater.

A large group of thick smoke spread, and the hot temperature covered the surrounding upper and lower ground, and the Southern Tang Army retreated in front of it, causing chaos.

Not far to the southeast of the water village, Shi Yanchao, who was already ready, waved his iron spear and shouted: "Kill!" The horse galloped out of the crowd first, and the nearby iron horses swarmed up yelling. The horses rushed straight into the river, and the water in this area was found to be very shallow, and the water was not too deep for horses. The cavalry trudged in the water, splashing water everywhere.

Shi Yanchao took the lead to cross the Qinhuai River, the front was filled with smoke, and the Southern Tang Army was in chaos. But from nowhere, thick-armed crossbow bolts flew up, and even the bang of the bed crossbow was heard in the noise. Someone was hit by a crossbow arrow and fell from the horse screaming. Shi Yanchao did not rectify the troops, and rushed straight into the rebellion of the Southern Tang Army, and many elite soldiers behind, hurriedly rushed forward.

The nearby Southern Tang soldiers were in chaos without resistance. Shi Yanchao and the others almost ignored the enemy soldiers and drove the rebels straight to the north. People and horses cross the river relatively slowly, and the river slows down the subsequent horse teams; the people in front rush faster, and Shi Yanchao's soldiers and horses become like a long snake formation. In the smoke, there was a rebel who had no time to run away, and was slashed by the immediate sergeant Zhou. The soldier put his hand on his head and screamed.

The forward Shi Yanchao went from the chaos to the flank of the big camp on the east side. The front was like a forest of swords and guns, and the thick square array, and the crowds made his men extremely thin. However, Shi Yanchao, regardless of the number, took the lead and slammed the front of the central formation of the Southern Tang Army.

In the army, he seemed to be a bigger man, taller and more aggressive than everyone else. "Huh!" A heavy gun shot with iron all over the body, he let go of his hand and flew forward. There was a scream not far away. The heavy and powerful iron gun directly broke the armor of a soldier and pierced its torso. ! A crowd of spears whizzed away, and the long spears of the leader of the Southern Tang Army camp fell quite a bit. Shi Yanchao was sitting on a galloping iron horse, and quickly rushed into the enemy lineup. He re-holds an iron gun in his hand and slammed it into the chest of a soldier on the side. The blood was chaotic, and the soldier was violently violent. With a lift, the body slammed backward, knocking over two more people.

The crowds around were crowded, and all the footmen turned to look at the horsemen from here. Before they could react, Shi Yanchao led his troops directly through the square and entered with one blow. The morale of the Southern Tang army here was very low, and they couldn't help fighting. Only a few people died, and a large group of people lost their weapons and fled.

Arrows shot on Shi Yanchao's armor and clanged, and the elite soldiers rushed to protect his wings. The horses were running horizontally in the enemy camp, no one could stop him. Many soldiers began to run from a distance before Shi Yanchao rushed over. Shi Yanchao was excited, with blood on his body. He held a saber in his left hand and an iron spear in his right. The two two-handed weapons were extremely light in his hands. He was completely ignoring the feelings of the other soldiers.

"Kill!" Shi Yanchao pointed his saber to the south, and a cavalry followed him towards the river bank. In front were the long-range light soldiers of the Southern Tang Army, guarding the men and horses by the river with bows and crossbows, and they had to turn around and countless arrows to greet the cavalry who rushed from behind. The people and horses around Shi Yanchao lost a lot, mainly because the horses were injured and the soldiers were left behind.

But as soon as the cavalry rushed into the crowd of light soldiers, it was devastated and the crowd scattered like ants were frightened.

... On the Qinhuai River, a large number of Zhou army boats rowed troops across the river. No one extinguished the fire on the west side, and even the surface of the river was enveloped with a faint layer of smoke, and the black and gray rustles burned by reeds in the sky fell down, besides there were a lot of arrows. Arrows fell into the water, "dingdong" rang, water splashed, and the surface of the river really looked like it was raining.

There were a few shallow waters in this section of the river, and Zhou's warships couldn't get in, and the troops were small boats and various civilian ships temporarily requisitioned. The several boats here are even awning boats. The soldiers on the boats are holding rough wooden shields on their heads, because the awnings on their heads are already riddled with holes, and arrows are constantly falling.

"Ah!" Suddenly called out in pain, UU read www. uukanshu. The com soldiers turned their heads and saw that a soldier who was rowing dropped the oar, his hand was nailed to the side of the boat with an arrow, blood stained the board, and his face was painful.

The shouting outside got louder and louder, and the man in the bow jumped straight into the river, wading from the river to the shore. A young general yelled and shouted: "Come on, kill!" A group of people threw away the broken wooden shield with many arrows, took up the weapon and rushed out.

In the water by the river and on the bank, the metal luster of the plate armor is particularly conspicuous in the sun. This group of men and horses belonged to Zhang Jiankui, the left arm of the Tigers and Cardinals. Armored weapons were the most sophisticated infantrymen, and the infantrymen who played forward were usually the first to go. Even the Third Army Corps Yuhou Zhoutong personally charged in the crowd.

The light troops of the Southern Tang Army on the river bank were in chaos, and the cavalry of the Zhou army rushed around. Some people in Zhang Jiankui's department also crossed the river and climbed up from the water in a mess, but no one rectified the queue at all. Zhang Jiankui had already made it by himself with a large axe, and the army also rushed with arrows.

Throughout the river bank, the shouts of "Chong..." and "Kill..." resounded across the earth, and large swaths of soldiers spread forward, all of them insurgents, but the momentum was raging.

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