Rebirth of The Deer and the Cauldron, Wei Xiaobao Becomes a God

Then, she flashed and jumped up as quickly as lightning, lightly jumped over the front of the carriage, and landed steadily only about ten meters in front of Tokugawa Koyasu's horse.

The distance of this jump was as long as 50 to 60 meters. Such an amazing skill stunned and shocked everyone present. They stared at Ling Zhao with their eyes wide open and mouths open in disbelief. A moment later, there was a burst of warm cheers and applause from the Heaven and Earth Alliance!

Ling Zhao smiled and waved to everyone, signaling everyone to be quiet. The battlefield suddenly became silent, with only the sound of the wind blowing through the grassland echoing in the ears.

At this moment, Tokugawa Koyasu couldn't help but feel a trace of doubt in his heart. He stared at the seemingly delicate and fragile woman in front of him, and was secretly amazed in his heart.

It was incredible that she possessed such unfathomable and extraordinary martial arts attainments. So, he began to re-examine the spirit summoning, and deeply realized that his previous judgment of her might have been extremely wrong.

How could this be some ordinary weak woman or a naive little girl? She was clearly a martial arts master with unique skills that were hidden deep inside!

Ling Zhao did not say much, she flashed and approached Tokugawa Koyasu in an instant. Then, she swung her fists fiercely, using the "Hanshan Fist" that shocked the martial arts world.

The originally calm air seemed to be ignited, and suddenly two violent and fierce air currents were set off. Each air current contained the power of the three elephants, and the terrifying force of up to 36,000 kilograms surged towards the cavalry and horses on both sides of Tokugawa Koyasu like a tidal wave.

In an instant, it was like a hurricane sweeping past, with men and horses tumbling and flying in the air. The scene was extremely tragic and unbearable to watch. In just a moment, dozens of cavalrymen suffered misfortune, and more than half of the hundred cavalrymen were lost in a blink of an eye.

Before the astonished soldiers of the Heaven and Earth Alliance had time to cheer, Tokugawa Koyasu had already raised his saber high, riding his warhorse like an arrow and galloping over, shouting loudly: "I want to fight to the death with you, this witch..."

When Ling Zhao saw this scene, he flashed and leaped lightly, passing by Tokugawa like a dancing butterfly.

At this moment, she quickly reached out and grabbed Tokugawa's collar from behind, easily lifted him off the horse, and then landed steadily next to the soldiers of the Heaven and Earth Alliance.

Then, Ling Zhao threw Tokugawa Koyasu to the ground without any hesitation and said in a cold tone: "Tie him up!"

Then, she swept her eyes over the remaining fifty or sixty defeated soldiers in the center of the battlefield, and ordered expressionlessly, "Kill them all!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the rifles in the hands of the Heaven and Earth Alliance soldiers immediately started firing again.

Accompanied by dense gunfire, these royal cavalrymen who once followed Tokugawa Koyasu in his battles were shot and fell to the ground and died one after another under Tokugawa's painful and desperate gaze.

Tokugawa Koyasu couldn't bear to see these guards fall to the ground one after another. He slowly closed his eyes, his heart filled with endless sadness and despair.

He knew very well that this war was a complete defeat for the Tokugawa shogunate and there was no possibility of a comeback.

Looking at the entire Japanese country, the Kinai region fell, Kyoto fell, and even Edo fell into the hands of the enemy... 700,000 troops were wiped out, and now even he himself has become a prisoner.

The only ones who still obeyed the command of the Tokugawa shogunate were a small group of defeated soldiers gathered by Tokugawa Koshin and the Hojo family far away in the Izu Peninsula. The rest of the forces had already scattered like birds and beasts, and the Tokugawa shogunate in the Edo period had completely collapsed.

"Report to the commander-in-chief!" A scout galloped forward and continued breathlessly, "Fifty miles ahead, we found the Tokugawa army's fleeing soldiers, about 50,000 in number, approaching us."

When Wei Xiaobao heard the news, his brows slightly frowned, and he thought to himself: These defeated soldiers of the Tokugawa army must have fled after being defeated in the decisive battle in Kyoto.

How could Wei Xiaobao miss the opportunity to give a downed dog a good beating?

Thinking of this, he made a prompt decision and immediately summoned two regiment commanders and ordered: "You two should move forward quickly and find a suitable place to set up an ambush in front. At the same time, you should cleverly place the artillery position in a position that is difficult for the enemy to detect. Remember, bury more mines in front of the trenches at the ambush site to prevent the enemy cavalry from charging and ensure the safety of our soldiers."

Time passed by, and in the blink of an eye it was already five o'clock in the afternoon. At this time, Tokugawa Koshin led the exhausted 50,000 defeated soldiers and rushed in like a tide.

They only wanted to escape back to Edo Castle as quickly as possible, completely unaware that Edo Castle had already fallen. They just kept running, fearing that they would be caught up by the pursuers behind them.

Because of this, they did not even send scouts to the front to investigate the situation, but plunged into the pocket formation that had been set up long ago without any preparation.

This is a steep valley, with the road winding between the steep slopes on both sides. On both sides of the road below the mountain, there are countless Lafa mines buried densely, like sleeping demons, quietly waiting for the moment to be triggered.

The Tokugawa army's marching column stretched for several miles, about five kilometers in front and behind. Tokugawa Koshin rode a tall horse and walked confidently at the front of the column. He never thought that he would be ambushed in this seemingly peaceful place. He marched swaggeringly, unaware of the impending danger.

However, the turning point of fate always comes so suddenly. In an instant, deafening explosions rang out on both sides of the road, as if the whole earth was shaking. The sound of these mines being detonated resounded through the valley like thunder, breaking the originally peaceful atmosphere.

The five-kilometer-long road was instantly enveloped by the explosion, with flames and smoke. The steel balls carried by the mines poured down like raindrops, interweaving with the rocks thrown up by the explosion, forming a deadly barrage. These ruthless attacks hit the Tokugawa soldiers in the middle of the road, and screams of pain echoed in the mountains.

The Tokugawa army was thrown into chaos and suffered heavy casualties. They were caught off guard by the sudden attack and were terrified. The soldiers fled in all directions, trying to find a safe shelter, but there was nowhere to escape. The bloody scene was horrifying.

After the mines exploded, artillery fire began to block both ends of the road. Dense shells rained down like raindrops, blowing up the soldiers who were trying to escape the area and desperately running forward or backward. Their bodies were blown to pieces, and their limbs and arms were scattered everywhere. The whole scene was as terrifying as hell on earth.