Three Kingdoms: The opening incorporates Li Cunxiao

After the actual charge, Xu Guan was surprised to find that the casualties did not actually increase much.

On the contrary, it was the surrounding Hu people who suffered casualties at a rapid rate because of the bravery of the Wei army.

After this discovery, Xu Guan fought even more bravely, chopping almost without any effort.

Under each knife, the strength is exhausted.

He no longer even pursues the basic principle of martial arts that the old strength has not ceased but the new strength has continued.

Whenever he encounters danger, the brothers who protect him will naturally cut down the barbarians from all directions who may pose a threat.

The battlefield is never a battlefield for one person.

Zhang Wu also saw Xu Guan's transformation, so he stopped spending his attention on that kid.

Xu Guan's combat skills were very good, especially in chaotic battles. As long as he corrected his mentality, there was really nothing worth worrying about.

Among the three armies, it was the Chinese army led by Zhang Wu that had the smallest number of troops and could penetrate the enemy's formation the most deeply.

While taking care of others, you must also take care of the brothers around you.

Split, pick, sweep, chop, hook.

A long spear appeared in Zhang Wu's hands like a sword, gun, sword and halberd.

Wherever he passed, there was only a blur of flesh and blood, which was even more oozing under the chaotic trampling of horse hooves.

This feeling of mobilizing power at will is refreshing.

In the past, if Zhang Wu wanted to superimpose complicated combat skills, he needed to meet various triggering prerequisites.

Now, almost as long as he charges in the battle formation, his two ultimate combat skills will be triggered.

There is no need to be able to keep a distance from the group, nor is there any need to ride alone and charge into the formation.

The casualties of the troops were naturally smaller than before.

Even in the extreme state of martial arts, no one can fight among generals. The battle is not limited to generals, soldiers, birds, and beasts. The force value is +18. Born out of pride, when the three enemies cannot defeat each other, the force is temporarily +4. Maximum +12.) Conditions triggered in the second half.

Zhang Wu has also tried it.

The so-called enemy's strength is temporarily increased by +4 for every three rounds, with a maximum of 12.

In fact, the "no less than every three combinations" described in it does not require an existence that can objectively block Zhang Wu's three combinations without losing. When Zhang Wu subjectively surrenders moves, he can even get the full 60 martial arts points on a soldier whose basic martial arts is in his early 12s.

I don’t know whether this is a bug in the system or a word game specially left to him by the system.

It's just that such a temporary superposition of martial arts only lasts for half an hour when not facing the current target. The prerequisite is that the soldier who received the buff cannot die.

Once the target person dies, the accumulated force value will be gone.

Of course, Zhang Wu can still do it again.

In other words, as long as Zhang Wu is willing, he can show his inhuman martial arts value with a total force value of 167 anytime and anywhere.

As long as he needs it, no one in the world can stop him. Not soldiers, not city gates, not city walls, not even hundreds of thousands of barbarians.

After fighting for nearly an hour, the barbarians had already lost their courage. They cried and crazily pushed towards the military formation in front.

If one part of the small terrain becomes chaotic, the chain reaction will cause the entire Hu brigade to become chaotic.

Stampedes occur from time to time.

In the end, more of them died under the trampling of their own people than those killed directly by the Wei army.

The so-called defeat of the army is like a mountain, but it is nothing more than that.

Especially a gorge like this.

It was difficult for the army to change direction. The Hu people did not place strong warriors in the rear army to break the rear. It was destined that when their rear army was defeated, the only thing the central army and the front army could do was to flee forward faster. .

Only after the generation of Mayi did they have the possibility to reorganize their military formation and turn around to attack the Wei army.

Three hours later, the sky was getting dark.

Jinwu's spear was horizontal in the air, and the Wei army stopped pursuing.

The barbarians who were able to take a breather did not dare to stop for a moment and were still rushing forward.

"Master, now that our army is advancing with great victory, why did it suddenly stop?"

Zhang Wu said two words slowly: "Check the numbers."

"Ah? Check the number? What number are you checking?"

"Did I say that your brain is full of muscles? What did Jing Lue say before he came out? Or is it that in your not-so-smart mind, the military counselor's plan is just to listen to the left ear and listen to the right ear? shit?"

Only then did Ran Min realize what number Zhang Wu asked him to check.

Of course, we need to find out the casualties of the Hu people and kill them accordingly!

Although he turned a deaf ear to Wang Meng's words, he could still remember Zhang Wu's words: "The heads of all the enemies he killed were cut off and hung on the necks of horses." In this way, it is actually not difficult to check the Hu casualties.

Ran Min pretended to be beaten, and lightly whipped the guard's helmet: "Why are you laughing? Didn't you hear what King Wu of Jin said? Go and check!"

"Here."

The guards had never seen such an ugly general. They laughed out loud and spread the news among their own army, which made Ran Min roll his eyes again.

Xu Guan then came over, stopped his horse beside Zhang Wu, clasped his fists and said, "This is to Lord Wu of Jin, after the first battle, our right-wing army beheaded more than 15,000 enemies in total. We lost 472 of our own robes."

Zhang Wu looked at Xu Guan and then at Ran Min.

It's like saying, 'Look, all the young players who are just starting out are better than you.'

Ran Min was gasping for breath again.

Zhang Wu himself was a general, and he had some of Ran Min's problems before.

The position is too high and the power is too heavy. Subconsciously, he will ignore the advice of the subordinate generals. Even if he knows this person's good advice, it is difficult to take it to heart.

People who always win battles have a common characteristic - drifting.

The difference between Zhang Wu and Ran Min is that Cao Cao is standing behind Zhang Wu.

If you get a little carried away, your cheap father-in-law will give you advice.

Cao Cheng, who was standing behind Ran Min, had been supported by Ran Min when he took the throne. Naturally, he did not have the confidence to criticize this general who always won every battle.

Zhang Wu's current role to Ran Min is just like Cao Cao's role to Zhang Wu in the late Han Dynasty.

He has enough confidence and a strong waist, but he just treats him as a junior who can be promoted and beaten. Is he a general or something? What the hell?

Soon, the battle losses of the left-wing army were calculated.

"Master, after the first battle, the left wing killed a total of 32,000 enemies and lost 516 cavalry." After Ran Min said this, he raised an eyebrow at Xu Guan.