Mythical Qin: I, Gao Yao, will never be a eunuch!

Following the report from the cavalrymen around him, General Jin's face changed slightly, and he seemed to have discovered something wrong. Although these Qin troops looked very imposing, after careful observation, it was found that their number was not large, and most of them were civilians. In addition, the crossbows that the Qin army was best at were nowhere to be seen. As a general who had repeatedly plundered the border of the Qin Dynasty, General Jin had a full understanding of the Qin soldiers. He knew everything about the Qin army's combat methods and general situation. Previously, because Gao Yao's momentum was too strong, he mistakenly thought that the Qin army might have been well prepared, and he couldn't help but have the idea of ​​retreating. However, with the reminder of the soldiers around him, he finally noticed the abnormality:

"Damn it, we were actually deceived by the Qin army! These damn guys were just bluffing! Erlang, charge with me..."

As General Jin roared, the Xiongnu cavalrymen behind him shouted in unison: "Kill! Kill! Kill!"

General Jin no longer hesitated. He knew that he could not delay any longer, so he led the cavalry behind him and started to charge. They were like a surging torrent, sweeping towards the Qin army. When Gao Yao saw this scene, he sighed slightly, and a feeling of helplessness and worry surged in his heart. He originally hoped to hold on longer, but now it seems that this wish is difficult to achieve. However, he did not retreat or fear because of this, but instead showed firm determination and courage.

"Shoot, don't let the other side get close! No one is allowed to retreat, and those who violate the rules will be killed without mercy!"

Gao Yao roared, his voice resounding throughout the battlefield. He knew that facing such an enemy, if he retreated even a little, he would be easily defeated by the enemy. Therefore, he issued this stern order without hesitation, inspiring every soldier to hold his ground. Then, he directly drew a sharp broadsword from the saddle, rode alone on horseback, and stood fearlessly at the forefront. His figure was tall and mighty, full of majesty and momentum. Morale is particularly important in battle, especially the importance of generals. Now Gao Yao, as a temporary general, has provided enough morale by taking the lead.

Under Gao Yao's order, the Qin army, which was less than a hundred people stationed at the original place, immediately picked up bows and arrows and prepared to meet the attack of Tuan's army. Although the number of arrows was not large, they worked closely together to exert their greatest strength. They aimed at the target and shot arrows one after another, forming a dense rain of arrows, shooting at Tuan's rushing army. These arrows whizzed through the air, like lightning, which brought some pressure and trouble to Tuan's army and slowed down the opponent's advance.

"All soldiers, follow me and charge! Kill!"

Gao Yao shouted again, his voice like a war drum, inspiring the fighting spirit of every soldier. He waved the sword in his hand and led the Qin army to charge forward. They followed Gao Yao's steps closely. Gao Yao's command talent was brought to the extreme at this time. He led less than a hundred Qin infantrymen to attack the enemy cavalry team of more than a thousand people.

However, Gao Yao's seemingly desperate charge actually led him to the rubble pile outside the Great Wall. Looking at these inconspicuous rubble piles, they were actually somewhat similar to the anti-tank cones of later generations. When the cavalry encountered this kind of rubble pile during the charge, they did not dare to charge easily, just like the cavalry could not fight in the dense forest.

The warhorse will lose balance if not careful, especially when charging, which will inevitably cause a lot of damage. This is also Gao Yao's purpose, with the help of the rubble pile, to relieve the pressure of Tuan's charge. Unless Tuan does not intend to deal with Gao Yao at all, otherwise he will have to waste time if he wants to deal with him. Gao Yao also has his own estimates in his mind. Erniu went back to mobilize the troops. The time is almost up, and the cavalry will be able to arrive soon.

"How dare you, a barbarian! Who dares to fight me?"

At this time, Gao Yao, with bloodshot eyes, stood in the rubble, holding an extremely sharp sword in his hand, the blade flashing with cold light, and staring at the Tuan soldiers rushing over.

Gao Yao's voice was deafening, full of majesty and domineering. His appearance made the Tuan soldiers look sideways. They were enraged by Gao Yao's arrogant momentum, and they stared at Gao Yao with gnashing teeth, their eyes full of anger and murderous intent. Although he had the greatest advantage, Gao Yao still dared to provoke them so arrogantly, so they all urged their horses to attack Gao Yao.

However, when they entered the rubble, they found that their movements were hindered. The broken stones made it difficult for the horses to maintain balance, so they could only slow down and move forward carefully. As a result, the Tuan cavalry, who could have used the impact of the horses to exert their powerful power, became restrained at this moment. Their advantages were gone, and they could only rely on their own military strength to fight against Gao Yao.

Facing the surging Tuan cavalry, Gao Yao showed no fear. He swung the broadsword in his hand as fiercely as the wind, and each blow contained endless power. In the blink of an eye, two Tuan cavalrymen fell at his feet, their heads were ruthlessly chopped off, and blood splattered everywhere. At the same time, Kong Gang, who had been following Gao Yao, also showed amazing fighting power. He led more than 20 personal soldiers and pounced on Tuan's army like a tiger descending from the mountain, launching a life-and-death struggle.

When Tuan's cavalry rushed over, Kong Gang showed his agility and strength. While dodging sideways, he reached out and grabbed the other's armor. He pulled hard and pulled a Tuan cavalryman off his horse. Then, Kong Gang quickly swung his sword and killed the other man with one blow.

At this time, another Tuan cavalryman rushed over again, but Kong Gang was not afraid. He cleverly used his physical skills to chop off the opponent's horse's leg. The cavalryman instantly lost his balance, fell off the horse's back, and fell heavily to the ground, breaking his tendons and bones.

At the same time, Gao Yao was also in trouble. He was tightly surrounded by several Tuan's soldiers, but Gao Yao did not panic. He waved his sword in his hand, skillfully parried the enemy's attack, and always took the opportunity to launch a counterattack and successfully killed Tuan's cavalry.

Due to the limitations of the surrounding terrain, the number of people who could surround and attack Gao Yao at the same time was only five or six at most. This allowed Gao Yao to better deal with the enemy's attacks and perfectly display his military strength. Coupled with the influence of the Dragon Elephant Prajna Sutra, his strength was even higher than others. These Tuan cavalrymen were simply unable to effectively resist Gao Yao's attacks. In just a short moment, more than ten people were killed by Gao Yao.