Three Kingdoms: The opening incorporates Li Cunxiao

Zhang Wu didn't know that Cao Chun was pretending to be powerful under his banner.

So far in the Battle of Bingzhou, more than half of his 10,000 flying bears have been disabled, leaving only a few remnants of the Xiongnu army. Although they are heavy in number, they have no fighting spirit.

If he couldn't even do the finishing work well, he should doubt the abilities of Xiahou Dun, Cao Chun and others.

It's now past noon.

Zhang Wu had already ordered four thousand flying bears, led Lu on the left to capture Zhao on the right, and led the army to the vicinity of Yanmen Pass.

Zhao Yun came out on his white horse and pointed his gun: "General, ten miles ahead is Yanmen Pass. According to the report from the scouting horse, there are 10,000 Xiongnu soldiers stationed there from Huchuquan, the younger brother of Yu Fuluo."

"Ten thousand, and he didn't withdraw?"

As far as the eye can see, there is a large amount of dust, and the remnants of the Huns have already left the seclusion.

The terrain from Mayi to Yanmenguan is narrow, and being able to evacuate all the remaining tens of thousands of people in one night is considered to be Yuvluo's ability.

But the army has fled, why doesn't Huchuquan retreat?

The purpose of building Yanmen Pass is to resist foreign enemies. It does not mean that it can be used against the Han army if it is occupied by the Xiongnu. From the inside, you can go directly to the top of the city through the stone platform.

According to common sense, as long as Huchuquan is not stupid, it is absolutely impossible to resist according to the customs.

But now this Xiongnu barbarian went crazy, which also made Zhang Wu worried.

On this expedition outside the Great Wall, he only brought four thousand flying bears, and he would never be able to fight a tough battle.

If Huchuquan directly pulls people down on both sides of the pass to block them, and then places more archers at the top of the city, we can't let Feixiong abandon his horse and board the city, right?

Without the power of horses, the flying bear is like a tiger with its teeth pulled out. Maybe he can defeat ten thousand Huns in a hard fight. The question is, even if he wins, what will he use to pursue Humphrey.

It would be best if we could lure Huchuquan out before the formation and kill him directly.

But Zhang Wu didn't believe that Yuvluo, who had been killed by him, would give a few words to his younger brother who was left as cannon fodder. Maybe he would describe his appearance clearly to Hu Chuquan. .

Fighting against each other?

Is it really possible?

When he glanced at Zhao Yun again, Zhang Wu's eyes suddenly lit up.

Zhao Yun!

Is Zhao Yun a fierce general? This seems to be nonsense. It shouldn't be too fierce.

The problem is that this guy doesn't look like a warrior!

With his elegant and frail appearance, coupled with his white clothes, white horse, and silver spear, at first glance, the first impression he gives is that of a pewter spear head that is harmless to humans and animals and has no merit except being handsome.

The Huns were used to fighting fiercely. Seeing Zhao Yun dressed up like this and challenging him alone, with no troops behind to suppress the battle, Huchuquan would be really crazy if he could hold back and not fight.

"Does Zilong have the guts to challenge him alone and lure Huchuquan to kill him?"

Zhao Yun clasped his fists: "This is easy to hear."

at this time.

Lu Bu, who was following him, felt more and more uncomfortable as he listened.

Back then, he was a very brave general who could frighten the princes of the eighteen towns by riding alone in front of Hulao Pass. Now, he is the deputy general Zhang Wu, and Zhao Yun is just a foreign general borrowed from Gongsun Zan.

If Zhao Yun takes the lead in making a challenge before the battle, Lu Bu will lose his face.

He immediately interrupted Zhang Wudao: "General! Champion Hou! Zi Qian!!! How about leaving this matter to me? If we can't kill Huchuquan, I'll raise my head to see him!"

After Zhang Wu gave Zhao Yun some more details, he looked at Lu Bu disdainfully.

If Zhang Wu needs a seemingly harmless general like Zhao Yun, then Lu Bu is the absolute negative example.

This guy wears a purple gold crown with three prongs on his head, a Xichuan red cotton flowered robe on his body, an animal-faced head-swallowing chain armor, and an exquisite lion-like belt around his waist.

He carries a strong bow with him, holds a 12-foot-square heavenly halberd, and sits down on a red rabbit horse neighing in the wind.

The body is ten feet long, the two arms are as thick as a mountain bear, and the eyes are as bright as an eagle in the sky.

Just say "I am a fierce general" on his face.

Now that the Huns have been defeated, if they throw him out to challenge him, then Huchuquan would only be willing to die if he had eaten too much shit as a child and his brain was muddled!

"If you don't succeed, just go to Zilong."

"I don't agree!"

Before Lu Bu could roar more, Zhao Yun had already charged the barrier with his horse. Lu Bu wanted to chase him, but Zhang Wu grabbed the red rabbit horse and stopped him suddenly.

"Wait! It's time for you to show off on the grassland, but now you ruin my plan, I will kill you immediately."

As fierce as Lu Bu, he also shrank his neck when he heard this.

He is also a veteran in the army, so he naturally knows that there is no joke in the army.

The master of the house has given up what he said. If he continues to disobey military orders, he will be courting death.

You can't do it, you can't do it!

However, the more Lu Bu thought about it, the more wrong he became. The look in his eyes when he looked at Zhang Wu changed: Doesn't this pervert have a crush on my daughter? Why does he dare to be so arrogant to me? Am I not his future father-in-law?

"Chief! Someone is challenging!"

Huchuquan was startled when he heard this and almost jumped up from his seat: "But is that evil ghost that Shanyu said is here?"

The Hun soldier shook his head like a rattle: "No."

Huchuquan breathed a sigh of relief.

Humphrey gave him a death order and asked him to stay here for one day.

Now he was eager to finish the day and run away. After all, the Huns' 100,000-strong army was defeated, and he only had 10,000 people. What was the difference between staying in the Han passes and dying.

"What's going on outside?"

"It's a young general in white robes. He's going to fight alone. He doesn't look very useful at first glance. Baal Xi has already entered the battle."

When he heard that it was a one-man challenge and it didn't look very useful, Hu Chuquan's mind became active again.

The Huns admire warriors, and the leader of each tribe is the most heroic man in the tribe.

But it was because of Yuvluo's reputation that he was able to become the leader of this Xiongnu tribe, and there were many people under his command who disobeyed him.

Huchuquan also knows about Baal Creek.

It's just that he looks a little more fierce, but in terms of real strength, he is not as good as him.

If I could gain the reputation of killing generals in front of the formation,

Hu Chuquan immediately slapped the table: "Let's go out and take a look!"

When the two came to the city head.

I saw a man in white clothes in the city. His appearance was quite handsome. He was beaten back by Baalxi's mace, and there was a possibility of sudden death at any time.

Huchuquan pretended to patrol the city, and asked seemingly casually: "How long have the two been fighting?"

"Go back to the leader, more than twenty pieces."

"Hmph, Baal Xi is really a loser. I'll go to the city myself and kill that Han general."

Zhao Yun was sitting on his horse and saw a man wearing a feather at the head of the city boarding the city surrounded by a group of Huns, and he knew that the rightful owner had arrived.

Pretending to be defeated, he tried to use his bow and arrow to kill him.

But Zhao Yun still underestimated Hu Chuquan's determination to die.

Before he could open his bow and arrow, he saw the man walking down the city in a daze, mounted his horse, picked up a Guan-head sword and started to kill him.