Killing system of the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 28

As Cao Cao's pioneer, Chen Deng went straight to Xiapi.The reason why he works so hard is also ambitious.

Xuzhou has been in turmoil for the past few years. Chen Deng does not want Xuzhou to suffer more military disasters, because it will affect the interests of the Chen family.

His father was old, and he began to gradually take charge of the Chen family.Now that Cao Cao is attacking Lu Bu, he hopes that this is the last time Xuzhou will encounter a war, and he hopes to take Lu Bu and occupy Xiapi at the least cost.

Chen Deng is a native of Xiapi and a local snake. He thought that if he could directly conquer Xiapi, he could maximize his benefits.While keeping Xiapi from suffering from military disasters, it will also allow him to be reused by Cao Cao to guard Xuzhou, and he may be the governor of Xuzhou.

But it is a pity that he met Lu Bujun as soon as he entered the territory of Xiapi State.

Lv Bu personally led the army to fight. After the two armies met, Lv Bu yelled at Chen Deng's army, "Chen Yuanlong, the man under the lord, is there still a face to come to the Pi?"

Zhang Yi followed Chen Deng along with Tiger and Leopard Cavalry. He almost laughed when he heard Lu Bu's words. "Slave with three surnames" has the face to say that others betrayed the master?It's so funny!

Anyone who knows the history of the Three Kingdoms knows that Lu Bu killed two lords in a row.But if you think about it carefully, there are too many people who betrayed the lord during this period of the Three Kingdoms. Two of the five good generals betrayed the lord, one of the five tiger generals also betrayed the lord, and the other generals are too numerous to count.

It is in response to that sentence: the king chooses the minister, and the minister also chooses the king.And it is not uncommon for Xiang Lu Bu to kill the lord. For example, Zhang Yang, the prefect of Hanoi, was killed by his subordinates.

But Xiang Lu Bu is really the only one who kills two protagonists like this.That's it, Lu Bu was still in the late Han Dynasty for many years.

What does Lu Bu rely on?Relying on his ability to fight!The so-called "Lu Bu among men, red rabbit among horses" was not casually said. People at that time called Lu Bu a tiger.

Weihu means tiger, which is a nickname.Throughout the history of the Three Kingdoms, how many people have nicknames?Wolong, Fengchu, Tomb Tiger, Youlin?I don't know if Crouching Dragon and Phoenix Chu Zhang Yi were included in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", but Tsuka Tiger and Youlin are definitely far-fetched by future generations.

But Chen Deng didn't care at all. He also rode a little forward, and said to Lv Bu: "Mr. Cao welcomes the emperor, Wei Jiahai, as a Han subject, I should naturally stand by Cao Gong. But the general is also a Han subject. , why are you fighting against Master Wang?"

Lu Bu was at a loss for words, and Chen Deng presented the righteousness, and he couldn't refute it at all.This is the significance of the existence of the Han Dynasty. If there is no Han Dynasty, it will not be so easy for Cao Cao to develop.

"Hmph! It's useless to talk too much, Chen Yuanlong, since you want to compete with me, let's go to war!"

Lu Bu returned to the army in a hurry and began to organize an attack.

Lu Bu went back to prepare for the attack, and Chen Deng was also preparing.Chen Deng said to Xu Chu and Cao Chun who came with the army: "Two generals, please have the cavalry on standby at any time. As long as I entangle Lu Bu's army, I will attack his flank!"

Xu Chu and Cao Chun nodded, they also knew how to use cavalry.

Two armies against each other!Chen Deng's generals advanced towards Lu Bu's army step by step, with swords, shields and spearmen in front and archers behind.

Lu Bu's army also marched towards Chen Deng's army. Lu Bu originally had a lot of cavalry, but he lost a lot in Yanzhou. After arriving in Xuzhou, he also lost a lot in several wars, and there are not many cavalry left.

Lu Bu cherished these cavalry very much, and threw them into the battlefield reluctantly.Most of Lu Bu's troops are now infantry, but the most elite ones were not brought along, and all of them stayed in Xiapi to defend the city.

Lu Bu's most elite infantry is the famous Suppression camp, which belongs to Wei Xu, but it is indeed trained by Gao Shun.The reason for this situation is that Lu Bu knew that Gao Shun was loyal but didn't use it.

Lu Bu is conceited. He thinks that even if he uses the worst army, it is not a failure. This is the self-confidence of a peerless powerhouse.

When it comes to charging and fighting, he thinks he is second in the world, but no one dares to think he is the best in the world; when it comes to using bows and arrows, he thinks he is second in the world, but no one dares to think he is the best; when it comes to arranging troops, Lu Bu thinks he is second in the world ,no one……

Anyway, he is proud and doesn't think anyone is better at fighting than himself.What's more, behind him, there are his own baby cavalry in the formation, he is not afraid of any opponent at all.

Cao Cao has many soldiers, and he has many, not to mention that he has eased the relationship with Yuan Shu, and he is not afraid of being attacked on both sides, so he can deal with Cao Cao wholeheartedly.

The reason why he lost to Cao Cao before was because he was a guest army and was betrayed by Yanzhou's powerful force. Now that he is the main army, how could Cao Cao be his opponent?

Lu Bu raised his spear and began to command the army: "The enemy shoots arrows at eighty paces!"

"The enemy shoots arrows at eighty paces!"...

The messenger sent Lu Bu's password to the entire army one by one.It is said that when commanding battles in ancient times, command flags were used, but the real situation is basically by roaring!
Command flags are only applicable to pre-agreed orders. A real master can use command flags for dozens of orders, but absolutely cannot issue all orders!
why?Because everyone is at war, no one can watch the order flag anytime and anywhere. You have issued [-] orders, but the following ones are of no use?
The same is true for Chen Deng. Eighty steps is the normal shooting range of archers, and they can basically hit the enemy. At this time, the competition between the two armies is basically who has better armor and who has better luck.

In terms of better armor, it seems that Lu Bu has the advantage, after all, he is a prince!

But the actual situation is quite the opposite. The Chen family has been operating in Xuzhou for many years and has accumulated countless wealth and craftsmen, so the armor of Chen Deng's tribe is better than that of Lu Bu.

And when it comes to the quality of soldiers, Chen Deng's department is even better!The two armies shot four or five rounds of arrows, and finally the two armies met, and then saw that Lu Bu's army kept falling, and Chen Deng's army kept advancing!

"Danyang soldiers?" Lu Bu looked at Chen Dengbu angrily.

Danyang soldiers are not one type of arms, but a local type of arms.During the Three Kingdoms period, several places were the best sources of soldiers, and the most famous one was Danyang.

Tao Qian recruited soldiers in Danyang, Cao Cao recruited soldiers in Danyang, and even Liu Yao and the Sun family recruited soldiers in Danyang.

Lu Bu also had Danyang soldiers under him, but they were in the hands of Cao Bao, the father of his concubine Cao.Cao Bao was left in Xiapi by Lu Bu, so he was not used by Danyang soldiers.

But Lu Bu did not admit defeat, but let Zhang Liao, who was commanding the cavalry behind him, join the battlefield.He needs to use his trump card now.

The cavalry was divided into two teams, led by Lu Bu and Zhang Liao each, and charged directly towards the two wings of Chen Deng's army.

Lu Bu rushed into Chen Deng's army and stabbed a small officer to death with a single spear. The cavalry behind him immediately screamed excitedly.

Lu Bu speared left and right, killing more than ten people in succession. He directly tore open Chen Deng's army formation, rushed into the archers, and began to kill.

(End of this chapter)