Three Kingdoms: The opening incorporates Li Cunxiao

Boom! ~Boom! ~Boom! ~

To the west of Yuan Shao's army, desolate war drums sounded, and Cao Ziwang's flag on the horizon covered the sky and the sun.

Cao's army with black armor advanced rapidly, and the two torrents of red and black steel collided, and the decisive battle came unexpectedly.

"Kill! Kill! Kill!"

In order to flank Zhang Wu, Yuan Jun originally faced east and turned to the west. At this moment, he was leaving his back directly to Cao Jun.

Yuan Shao's rear army had neither strong bows nor crossbows, nor generals to control the formation, so how could they be a match for Cao's army.

The situation quickly became one-sided.

On the chariot, Cao Cao was relieved. This time, even if Yuan Shao did not die, the Jizhou army would also be seriously injured.

The pacification of Ji and You is just around the corner.

From last fall until now, we have finally seen some signs of victory.

Guo Jia approached Cao Cao in a thief manner: "Lord, is Jia's plan acceptable?"

Cao Cao knew that it would be up to him to come up to him at this time, so he frowned and said, "If you have anything to say, just say it."

"Ahem, I have been fighting with my lord for a long time, and I am craving for wine."

Cao Cao raised his whip and pointed it at Guo Jia: "Hmph, don't think that Gu doesn't know that during the battle in Hanoi, you forced Fengxian to beg for wine and sex in front of the battle line, and Gu hasn't settled the score with you yet. If you continue to push your limits, there will be no consequences." You look good."

Guo Jia looked indifferent. For a prodigal like him, it was almost impossible to restrain him with ordinary rules and regulations.

He doesn't care whether he is an official or a noble, he just cuts it off as he pleases.

He regards gold and silver as dung, and punishes those who love them.

Even if he violated military discipline, could Cao Cao kill him? As for a whip, those rough-skinned and thick-skinned warriors could just be beaten casually. Boss Cao himself is afraid of beating Guo Jia out.

"My lord, why are you so stingy? At worst, I will exchange the credit for it. I am not the first to take credit for this battle, so it should be a secondary credit anyway. In exchange for two pots of fine wine, it is more than enough."

Cao Cao glared and scolded: "If you didn't mention this, I'd forget that you actually used King Gu's son-in-law as bait! It's enough that Gu didn't blame you, but you dare to take credit!"

That's right, Zhang Wu attacked the camp, Yuan's army surrounded and suppressed it, and then used Cao's army to recharge and prepare for the battle, stabbing Yuan Shao in the back.

Guo Jia had planned everything beforehand.

It would be best if Zhang Wu could steal Yuan Shao directly, but it doesn't matter if he can't.

Guo Jia uses strategy and never puts his eggs in the same basket.

No, Zhang Wu obviously didn't choose, but Cao Jun still had the advantage and suppressed Yuan Jun to attack crazily.

Zhang Wu didn't think much about it because he was too lazy to think about it.

With Cao Cao's wisdom and scheming, he can naturally think it through.

Guo Jia knew he couldn't hide it, so he realized it like a bachelor: "Hahaha, I told Zhang Manzi time and time again to use my brain when encountering problems, but it's a pity that this guy just doesn't know how to do it!"

Cao Cao laughed dumbly.

Is Zhang Wu really ignorant?

not necessarily!

He watched Zhang Wu grow from a martial artist to a world-famous general step by step.

His martial arts, military formations, and military strategies are all rare in the world.

It's just that many people subconsciously ignored some important things because of Zhang Wu's unparalleled martial arts.

For example, can a warrior who only knows how to show courage really be able to command cavalry to run thousands of miles and win without fighting?

For another example, can a brainless man really capture Yecheng with thousands of cavalry?

What's even more outrageous is that if Zhang Wu really has no brains, how can he make a big man like you and willingly spend his own money to help him build Yunhui Qiangqi?

It can only be said that Guo Jia is unreasonable, and he is unambiguous in digging holes whether against the enemy or among his own people.

Ah sneeze! ~A sneeze! ~

Zhang Wu, who was chasing Yuan Shao, sneezed twice in a row.

He rubbed his nose inexplicably.

It's summer, you shouldn't catch a cold.

Tap tap tap! ~

"Kill!~"

As he approached, shouts of killing rang out, and a general on a white horse took the lead to kill Zhang Wu. However, his white clothes were stained red with blood, which did not make him look embarrassed, but added a bit of evil aura.

"General! King Wei's army has arrived. You will fight fiercely all night. I will first cover Yunhui and return to camp to rest."

"Zilong? You came just in time. You helped me clean up the surrounding soldiers. I'll go after Yuan Shao!"

At this time, it’s time to rest. If you stab Yuan Shao, you can rest for several years.

Zhao Yunting knocked down a few soldiers with his gun and was a little confused: "Yuan Shao?"

Zhang Wu slapped his forehead, raised his gun and pointed forward, shouting loudly: "The commander under the banner is Yuan Shao!"

The sound was so loud that it was deafening.

Even on the chaotic battlefield, the surrounding Cao troops could hear clearly.

So they all turned their guns and killed in the direction of Shuai Qi.

Seeing that the situation was not good, Yuan Shao no longer cared about morale, and quickly ordered his troops to throw away the flag.

Zhang Wu fought for a while, but Yuan Zi Shuaiqi disappeared, and shouted again: "The person riding the chariot is Yuan Shao, kill him!"

Yuan Shao was frightened and quickly abandoned his car and drove away.

Chi Ji jumped again, Zhang Wu took the opportunity to see the situation ahead, and suddenly felt happy.

At this time and space, Ma Chao had already surrendered to Cao Cao, so Boss Cao naturally lost the experience of cutting off his beard and abandoning his robe.

But the current Yuan Shao is very similar to Boss Cao in the novel.

Zhang Wu became more playful and continued to shout: "The man wearing a red robe and a long beard is Yuan Shao! Don't leave Yuan Shao!"

In the past, when he had few soldiers and only relied on his own bravery to chase Yuan Shao, Zhang Wu was frustrated to death when he was trapped in Yuan's army. Now that his reinforcements arrived, he naturally took advantage of the situation and let out a bad breath.

Yuan Shao was also very angry. His old face was as black as the bottom of a pot. He wanted to get angry, but he really didn't have the courage to turn back and face Zhang Wu.

He had no choice but to tear off his red robe, cut off his beard, and continue to run for his life.

On the battlefield, the soldiers were in chaos. After all the characteristics were abandoned, for a while, even Zhang Wu couldn't see where Yuan Shao had fled.

I felt mmp in my heart, if I had known it would end like this, I might as well not have played.

The two armies fought in chaos from dawn to sunset.

Yuan's army was too numerous. It is almost impossible to win a decisive battle.

What's more, with its back to Hengshui and unable to cross the bridge quickly to escape, Yuan's army was put to death. It unleashed considerable combat power and blocked Cao's offensive several times with its numerical advantage.

The sky was getting dark, the two families stopped fighting, and finally a male and a female were separated from each other.

The battle is over.

Then the supervisors of each battalion quickly counted the battle losses and summarized them.

In the Battle of Guandu, Yuan's army suffered nearly 60,000 casualties, while Cao's army only lost more than 20,000, which can be said to be a complete victory.

It's just that Zhang Wu's army was nearly wiped out by a thousand Yunhui. He left with a thousand cavalry and returned with fifty-nine.

Both Zhang Liao and Cao Xiu were wounded. When the battle was over, they collapsed on the ground from exhaustion and could not move a finger.