Cultivation of empire in the world of immortality

After the Qin and Han Dynasties returned to Chang'an City, they worked hard. On the one hand, they actively handled government affairs, and on the other hand, they also actively paid public rations to their wives. At the same time, they paid close attention to their children's studies. After the eldest son Qin Xingguo was attacked, he returned to Chang'an and was fully 'protected' by his elders. It was the Qin and Han Dynasties that used 'kung fu' to make Ouyang Feiyan understand his painstaking efforts. Within a week, Ouyang Feiyan endured the violent lust attacks of the Qin and Han Dynasties every day, which made Ouyang Feiyan understand. She had to go with Qin and Han to persuade the elders. With the efforts of his parents, Qin Xingguo doubled his studies, far more than his younger brothers and sisters.

While the Qin and Han Dynasties were taking care of family affairs, there was also an old man in the Beizhou Sirius Empire who was taking care of his three sons. Tianmanma Prairie, this is a treasure land on the plateau, a strategic location conquered by the Sirius Empire after three hundred years of hard work by the Tianlang family, and is famous for Tianmanma. This horse has brute strength, huge potential, and a huge body. It can carry huge weights, has great endurance, is super fast, and has a bad temper. It is the head mount of the heavy cavalry of the Sirius Empire. Only because it is difficult to tame, the number of heavy cavalry has never exceeded 20,000, and King Zuo Xian only accounts for half of it. How can he be the favorite son of the previous Great Khan!

King Tianlang Zuoxian is getting old, and his three sons are not worried. The eldest son Chileman trusts his sworn brother very much, that is, Brother Chileshubu, the great Khan of Tianlang Empire, sent all his sons and daughters to the Khan's court for acceptance. What a royal education, but it made King Zuo Xian angry almost to death. The second son, Chileyong, was a fierce general, but only a fierce general. He commanded 10,000 wild horses and heavy cavalry. He was filial to himself, but he was a strict wife, and he was obedient to his wife Dadahe'an. The youngest son Yilebeduo is the most like him and is the ideal heir to the throne. However, he is only sixteen years old and has difficulty controlling the overall situation. In addition, he has an uneasy mother and restless elder and second sisters-in-law. It is not easy to support him to the throne. . Now the Xian King Chile Boqin of Zuo had a premonition that his time was running out, and he was desperately trying to pave the way for his youngest son. His partiality also strained the relationship between his sons.

When the Qin army appeared in the Tianmanma Grassland and helped several restless tribes, King Zuo Xian decided to send elites to support the garrison and let the rebels know what the king's power was and could not be violated. But his news was too late. Now, the Northern Front of the Qin Army is attacking in all directions. Not only has it destroyed 50,000 Zuoxian King Xie's garrison, but it has also swept away more than 20 tribes, large and small, and collected 320,000 troops. It almost accounts for a quarter of King Zuoxian's tribe. The rebellious tribes mentioned by King Zuo Xian have become history. How can he be half-hearted about the Qin army?

In the headquarters of the Qin Army's Northern Front, Qin Kai glanced around and said, "We have fought against King Zuo Xian's tribe many times. Everyone has talked about what they think. Now we have 320,000 troops, and we have drawn 50,000." When we serve as a garrison, we have to discuss one or two things, after all, leading the troops to fight is not an option."

"Commander, King Zuo Xian's elites are a little stronger than ours, and we must outwit them. In addition, we are at a disadvantage when it comes to war horses, and we have to report them to the king and the Privy Council."

"Yes, Deputy Commander Qin Bei is right. Also, these tribesmen will slow us down if they follow the army. I will try to arm them all or hand them over to the rear, so that our army can concentrate on fighting."

"Well, I'll report it to the King and the Privy Council and ask for instructions from the superiors. You must hurry up and expand the Category B Field Army to the fifth brigade. You must be stricter and stricter in personnel review."

"promise"

The Qin and Han Dynasties quickly approved several opinions put forward by the Privy Council regarding the resettlement of the surrendered tribesmen of the Beizhou Northern Front. The Privy Council proposed a solution of diversion and resettlement, moving 200,000 tribesmen to the Seabury Plain and 70,000 to the three northern states of the Tianhuang Empire. Of the 50,000 garrison, 20,000 were tribal women engaged in medical work, while 30,000 men were responsible for part of the Qin army's logistical support work. After on-site inspections by the chiefs of each tribe, the diversion work was carried out very quickly.

Without the encumbrance of his tribe, Qin Kai led his army to launch a fierce attack on the troops of King Zuo Xian. The beating made King Zuo Xian's garrison complain incessantly, and messages asking for help were sent to King Zuo Xian one after another.

King Zuo Xian had to urgently order his three sons to gather elite troops to support him. The second oldest, Chileyong, was the most active. He quickly gathered 10,000 heavy cavalry and 40,000 light cavalry to set off first. The eldest Chileman, however, had gathered 40,000 light cavalry and was waiting for the 10,000 elites supported by his sworn brother, Sirius Khan. . The youngest Chilebeduo gathered 50,000 elite cavalry and was also waiting for the boss's action.

Chi Leyong ignored his wife's advice and insisted on setting off first. He knew that his boss and his younger brother were waiting for him to test the depth of the enemy. He was confident that he could defeat the enemy. This was the confidence he had built through his victorious battles. Although the youngest, Chilbeduo, is also eager to establish meritorious service to convince the public. In recent years, due to the reforms implemented by the Great Khan, the tradition of the youngest son guarding the stove is weakening. His innate advantages are diminishing, and he cannot inherit the throne without meritorious service. But no matter how eager he was, he was suppressed by King Zuo Xian and his mother. The boss, Chileman, listened to the advice of his sworn brother, the Great Khan, and regarded this battle as an experience, and kindly sent 10,000 fine cavalry.

Ten days later, Chileman and Chilebeduo got up and set off together, but the second child, Chileyong, had already fought a battle with the Qin army. The first battle between the two sides was a trial one, and they both got to know each other to a certain extent. Qin Kai boldly pressed forward with his entire army, taking turns to mount and shoot Chile Yong's troops. Seeing that the light cavalry was defeated, Chi Leyong personally commanded the Tianman heavy cavalry to charge. Seeing those giant horses dispatched, the Qin army was busy playing with them, but the Qin army obviously underestimated the endurance and speed of the Tianman horses. The slow Qin army became the target of Tianman's heavy cavalry. Fortunately, due to strong military discipline, they were finally dragged out of the opponent's range after suffering about 300 casualties.

Seeing that the light cavalry did not keep up with him, Chileyong turned around and prepared to rush back. When Tianman's heavy cavalry turned around, the Qin army seized the opportunity, and the arrow rain hit the weak point of Tianman's horse defense - on both sides. This move immediately hit more than 3,000 Tianman horses with arrows. Although it was not fatal, it also caused the extremely bad-tempered Tianman horses to get into chaos and messed up the military formation. This immediately allowed the Qingqi of the Qin Army to seize the opportunity. , to expand the results. Chilerong gritted his teeth and rushed back with three thousand relatively orderly heavy cavalry to join the light cavalry. The 7,000 heavy cavalry were scattered in a scattered way, and were destroyed one by one by the Qin army with more versus less. After seeing the loss of seven thousand heavy cavalry and repeated unsuccessful attacks, he led his troops to fight and retreat. He was shocked by the sophisticated and ferocious weapons of the Qin army, but he also found that the Qin army's individual combat power was weaker than his own. The war horse was also inferior, so he passed the situation to the boss and youngest in the rear.

Only after darkness enveloped the prairie did the two sides call a truce. Qin Kai asked all the troops to rest and recover urgently. After the soldiers fed the war horses with second-level fairy grass and second-level spiritual water, they also ate spiritual meat and drank spiritual water. In less than half an hour, the soldiers and war horses became lively and vigorous again. stand up.

Through scouts and detectives, it was discovered that although the enemy was heavily guarded, it was full of loopholes. After another half an hour, while the enemy was relaxed to the maximum extent, Qin Kai issued an order for a night attack.

At night, the Qin army's combat effectiveness was even greater than during the day. On the contrary, the cavalry of the Sirius Empire are not good at night fighting, which is closely related to history. Their enemies are so weak that they can be solved by fighting during the day, and they do not pay attention to night fighting.

When the Qin army's charging horseshoes alerted the enemy, Chileyong's soldiers were in chaos. It wasn't until Chileyong led his guards to kill dozens of people that they stabilized the morale of the army. However, there were sounds of charges from all directions, which made him feel chilly. He quickly chose a direction and rushed out with his troops. The Shenwu Army in the air immediately informed the friendly forces of his movements. The Shenwu Army who had not caught up with the battle during the day harvested the enemy like chicken blood.

The three-dimensional attack made the Chile light cavalry no longer able to bear it. They fled in disarray, but were divided, surrounded and destroyed by the Qin army. The Qin army easily avoided the impact of Tianman's heavy cavalry and kept driving them away. At dawn, there were only two hundred heavy cavalry left on the battlefield following Chilerong. Both men and horses were almost exhausted. Seeing the enemy being crushed in formation, Chile charged directly without saying a word, and the two hundred heavy cavalry followed his footsteps without hesitation. Seeing this, the Qin army also ceremoniously sent the enemy off with a rain of arrows. In the end, Chile heroically fell in front of the Qin army's formation.