The White Horse Raids the Three Kingdoms

Hori County is only a small county, and the city gate is almost useless, making the front dangerously undefendable.

However, at this time, the narrow space is actually a natural restraint against the Huns' cavalry.

This is not comparable to charging on the plains, and the cavalry of the Huns couldn't get up to speed at all.

The two armies met, and the defenders, under the command of Liao Hua, formed a formation of three, with their backs facing each other in a regular triangle. If any Huns dared to step forward, they would be killed by the three in an instant.

All of a sudden, those Hun rangers who charged up were powerless to fight back.

The Xiongnu cavalry chief who was ambitious not long ago is now riding a tiger, and his intestines are about to break with regret.

If he was cautious from the beginning, he might be able to withdraw in time, if he could go all out, he could still have a chance...

Unfortunately, no if.

The tingling pain in his waist pulled the Hun cavalry commander back to reality from his remorse. At this time, the first soldiers who charged beside him were completely killed and injured, and he was the only one left.

Looking at the Han army less than 20 meters ahead, he resisted the huge pain in his body, patted his horse and dragged his gun and continued to move forward.

A spear came obliquely, and the cavalryman of the Huns stretched out his hand to grab it, but it was in vain. The spear pierced the belly of the horse under his crotch, causing the already weak horse to scream, and the Huns on its back Qi Changyang fell to the ground.

The Hun cavalry commander fell heavily to the ground and rolled twice, looking at the Han with hatred and anger in his eyes.

I...I...I want to kill...kill you, kill you bunch of dogs!

The words that kept coming back to his mind stimulated him to clenched the iron gun in his hand again.

At this time, three more soldiers rushed towards the Hun cavalry commander, stabbing their weapons from the front, left, and right directions at the same time.

The Hun cavalry commander subconsciously wanted to hide, but his body didn't obey, and three spears were inserted into his waist at the same time.

With thick blood in his mouth, the Xiongnu cavalier gritted his teeth and gave himself a bit of strength. The spear in his right hand drew a circular arc, beheading the three Han soldiers to death in an instant.

However, he was also on the verge of reaching his limit. The blood from his waist continued to flow out. Coupled with the previous wounds, the Hun cavalry commander could no longer lift his feet. His legs, which were usually fast, were now as heavy as lead. Incomparable.

"scoff~"

A long spear easily pierced through the body of the Hun cavalry commander, from the back to the entire chest, and the scarlet blood fell drop by drop along the shining tip of the spear to the ground.

The cavalry commander of the Huns froze for a moment, then slowly turned his head, looked at the soldiers on horseback, his eyes were dazed, and then turned black

"Hoohoho!"

After "swallowing" the first batch of charging Hun cavalry led by the Hun cavalry commander, Liao Hua mobilized his troops again.

Dust was flying around the city gate, and the clash of armor and weapons sounded one after another.

Behind a group of spearmen, there was a calm and introverted general, Yuan Ting and Yue Zhi, who was Liao Hua who was stationed here.

Liao Hua, who aspired to be a great Han general, admired those generals who fought since he was a child. He was unable to study, so he often made human figures out of the soil in the courtyard, and used them to form troops and practice fighting.

Not only that, he is diligent in training, and he is also proficient in bowing and horses. Among his peers in the rural villages of his hometown, he is even more difficult to rival in martial arts.

It's just that he has never had experience in commanding troops, which also made Liao Hua feel a little worried.

After all, fighting battles is no more than a normal calculation exercise, if you make a mistake, you can start over.

The battlefield is changing rapidly, and any wrong decision by the commander may lead to the death of thousands of soldiers. It is simply not feasible to simply copy the knowledge from those ancient books.

But at this time, Liao Hua, who had become more confident after experiencing the defensive command just now, had a smile on his lips, and his face was even more rebellious under the sunshine, his eyes rolled around, and he stared at the opponent.

With a tepid expression on his face, Liao Hua clasped his fists and said with a faint smile after his gaze crossed Ha Yangu's gaze, "To be honest, you guys came early, so Liao made preparations hastily."

"Originally, I was still a little worried, but now it seems that Liao is just worrying unnecessarily. He really thinks too much of you Huns."

"Ahhh!" Liao Hua's words were undoubtedly a humiliation to Ha Yangu.

Ha Yan was furious.

Liao Hua secretly rejoiced in his heart, the more calm and calm he was, the angrier the other party would be, just to disturb their morale.

Seeing his attitude, he was even more furious.

Ha Yangu's personal guard, a centurion of the Xiongnu, was so angry that he rushed out on his horse, pointed his knife at Liao Hua and shouted angrily, "What's the use of talking and talking? Let me teach you a lesson!"

Liao Hua thought to himself, the opponent had stood for a long time and hadn't eaten, and his combat power must have declined seriously. At this time, if he could seize the opportunity and charge for a while, he might be able to perform miraculously.

She curled her lips, sneered, and said in a long voice, "You—?"

Seeing Liao Hua despise him so much, the Hun centurion became even more angry, raised his long knife and roared, and rushed over. Liao Hua also rode his horse forward. It's a match for one move!

The two turned their horses and charged at each other again, but although the Hun centurion was furious, his own strength was not as good as Liao Hua's. In addition, after Gao Zhi's instruction, Liao Hua's three-pointed and two-edged sword moves were better than before. Even more fierce, each blow was as heavy as Mount Tai pressing down on the top. Within a few rounds, the Hun Centurion felt his arms were a little numb, and he gradually felt exhausted.

The centurion of the Xiongnu couldn't get off the tiger at this time, so he had to try his best to meet him. Liao Hua swept his weapon and suddenly raised his hand. The centurion of the Huns couldn't catch it at all.

Before he could react, Liao Hua's war horse had already roared towards him, and between the two horses, he waved his weapon in a cold light.

As Ha Yangu's personal guard, the centurion of the Xiongnu had a relatively close relationship at ordinary times. When he saw that the centurion's weapon was blown away, he knew something was wrong, and he had already rushed out.

But all of this happened in the blink of an eye, and Liao Hua had planned it long ago, with mental calculations and unintentional calculations, and it was too late for Ha Yangu to save him!

780 Nine Breaks and One General (I wish the college entrance examination a smooth ride)

"Although Liao is not talented, he has studied strategy since he was a child, practiced martial arts diligently, and can kill you and other barbarians!" Liao Hua shouted loudly with bright eyes.

"Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhxes!

The Xiongnu warrior next to him hurriedly advised, "It shouldn't be a problem for us to take this place, but we don't know where the Han cavalry behind them are now, so we can't move the whole army rashly."

The unknown of Gao Zhi made their use of troops feel constrained everywhere.

After thinking about it, the Xiongnu War General said beside him, "General, the situation is unclear now, why not send someone to inquire about the news first, and then decide how to advance."

Ha Yangu was also afraid of Gao Zhi, so he nodded in agreement, sent sentry horses to the rear to inquire about the situation of the battle, and at the same time ordered the soldiers to rest on the spot.

The sentry horse didn't return until night, and after hearing the report that Gao Zhi's army hadn't pursued and killed him, Ha Yangu rubbed his hands excitedly, "It seems that our chance has come, and this trek is worthwhile."

And just as Ha Yangu was preparing to mobilize the entire army, Liao Hua also urgently recruited troops in the county.

"It's hard for a clever woman to cook without rice. Even if the general has the power to reach the sky, if he doesn't have soldiers in his hands, it will be useless. We can only mobilize the troops in the county."

The process of conscription was extremely smooth, but it was due to the plundering of nearby food, grass and money by the Huns' rangers and the persecution of ordinary people.

The most heinous thing is that after the Huns looted, they set fire to houses everywhere. If they saw any living Han people, no matter how old or young, they would kill them on the spot. Now there are no survivors in the whole vicinity.

After hearing the first news, everyone's expressions didn't change too much, but when they heard the second news, their faces suddenly changed, and then they wailed.

Among these hundreds of soldiers, most of them are native-born people. They have guarded this place for many years, and their parents and wives live in the rear. Unexpectedly, after the Huns roamed around, their parents and children all became souls killed by swords. Couldn't see it.