Chapter 100 Looking for Qi
When Zhang Chong saw the flames of his camp to the west, he took his bag with him, and then all the warriors on horseback stood up and looked at Zhang Chong.
Zhang Chong didn't say anything. He mounted his horse and slowly walked up the slope with an apricot-yellow flag on his back. Behind him were forty horsemen carrying bows and bows.
At this time, a small army was walking down the slope with flags fluttering. The most conspicuous ones were the "Hu Mu" and "Wang" flags. In the distance, some boat troops were pulling rafts ashore, looking busy.
The marching Fenggao Haoqiang soldiers suddenly saw one cavalry appearing on the slope, followed by two cavalry, and three cavalry, and finally covered the entire hillside, and then the entire march began to explode.
Some turned around and went to report, some hurriedly pulled the baggage carts as if they were resisting horses, and some even ran up the slope with their long halberds in hand. It was a chaotic situation.
Zhang Chong carefully looked at the crowd at the bottom of the slope, then narrowed his eyes and found a person. Then he clamped the horse's belly and began to sprint forward. The cavalry behind him used it as a spear and charged at the rebels down the slope with lightning speed.
It was Wang Kuang who stood under the "king" knight. He was shocked when he saw a group of cavalry rushing down the slope. He had seen black smoke in front of him and knew that a battle was ahead. He had just ordered the whole army to speed up. An army was killed on the slope.
Wang Kuang shouted loudly and ordered his troops to form their troops, but it was useless. Wang Kuang's subordinates were no longer the troops he had trained and trained with kindness, but some disciples in the fields who hadtily formed an army. If Wang Kuang hadn't been there at this meeting, they would have abandoned the army and fled long ago, and there would have been no time to form an array.
Just like that, Zhang Chong, carrying the apricot-yellow flag, ran into the crowd without any resistance. Several people were knocked away first, and those who were not dead were also trampled to death by the horses who came in from behind. Wails could be heard everywhere.
The riders used their horses for distance and their iron bones for close range. Their eyes were fixed on Zhang Chong, who was carrying an apricot-yellow flag. Everyone was excited and used force to crush all enemies that stood in their way.
Wang Kuang was furious when he saw the thief heading straight for him. He ordered Xiao Wang to lead the guards behind him to intercept and kill him. Then he stepped back dozens of steps on his horse, raised his bow and took aim.
Then he saw a scene that made him so angry that there were no three corpses left. The little king led the guards and surrendered before the battle without killing a single blow.
I was so angry that I lowered my bow and shot towards the kneeling little king.
When Zhang Chong fought hard from left to right on his horse and quickly attacked and killed the thief general with the banner with the word "king", he saw a group of elite soldiers on the opposite side and ran over with a sword in hand. He was about to kill him with all his strength. Go, the leading young general suddenly knelt down and shouted:
"The king is willing to surrender."
Zhang Chong was surprised and then stabbed him.
Wang Dang was so frightened that his whole body froze for a moment, and then he heard a voice:
"Since you have surrendered, let's lead the troops to suppress the surrendering troops."
After saying that, the cavalryman carrying the apricot-yellow flag went to chase his former lord Wang Kuang.
Wang Dang looked at the arrow on the ground and realized that the man was trying to save him. Feeling overwhelmed with gratitude, he took his companions to suppress the disciples who were kneeling on the ground begging to surrender.
When he and his companions surrendered in front of the battle, it was not a temporary decision, but they had seen through Wang Kuang's character. Since Wang Kuang killed Jiao Bo and his two men, their morale to protect the army has dissipated.
Yes, you, Wang Kuang, had a thousand reasons for killing those two people, but in the final analysis, it was Wang Dang, Jiao Da, and Xiao Zhao who protected you from the blood sea of the mountain of corpses. Even if Jiao Da and the others really wanted that millet. Tuan, just because they protect you, you should share wealth and wealth with them, but what about you? If you are not grateful and think they are overstepping your bounds, you will kill them.
What's even more ridiculous is that Jiao Da didn't dare to rob him at all, so he just killed you for nothing? Hot girl, is the life of a good man so worthless? So they surrendered in front of the battle. If they didn't have a little loyalty, they would stab Wang Kuang in the back and sacrifice his head.
After all, these guards are knights, and they are righteous. Although they are unjust, they cannot be unkind.
Returning to Wang Kuang again, he shot an arrow. Seeing that it was not successful, he wanted to shoot a second arrow, and the cavalry general rushed towards him. He was not a coward either. He threw his bow away and rushed towards the knight with his horse in his hand.
At these fifty steps, before Wang Kuang could even pick up the speed of his horse, Zhang Chong had already rushed forward with a sting, and then stabbed him with a sting. Wang Kuang jumped on his horse to dodge, and with a flip of his right hand, he stabbed the sting in front of him. Zhang Chongmian.
Zhang Chong threw the horse's hair away, screamed, and suddenly caught the long hair that Wang Kuang stabbed with his left arm. Then he twisted his whole body hard and broke the horse's hair. Before Wang Kuang could react, Zhang Chong grabbed it with his backhand. Stopping, he made a circle with his hand and stabbed it into Wang Kuang's neck.
Wang Kuang sat on the horse and walked a few more steps before falling to the ground.
This hero of virtue, wisdom and courage died at the hands of Guan Fu'er before he could achieve his hegemony.
Subsequently, the large banner of the King's Flag fell, becoming another military flag that Zhang Chong had captured since the war.
The Wang family's disciples, who were already a mob, were unwilling to even run away at this moment. A dozen or so hedgehogs knelt down and surrendered. Some even took out hemp ropes from their burdens, and a few tied each other up, shouting for mercy.
When Zhang Chong just rushed down, Hu Muban was directing his disciples at home to move his carriage from the raft, and then suddenly saw a group of enemy cavalry crashing directly into Wang Kuang's team in front.
Hu Muban no longer cared about his famous scholar Feng Jianyu and immediately sent clan soldiers to support Wang Kuang. But he didn't expect that before his soldiers could go, Wang Kuang's flag would be lowered.
How could he dare to stay any longer? His mother-in-law was a famous scholar, not a warrior. After the warrior Wang Kuang died, it was time for him to leave.
Seeing that the disciples were trying to move the carriages back to the raft, Hu Muban was so angry that she shouted and threw them all into the river, and then got on the raft first.
At this moment, other rafts had been pulled ashore, and there were only a few rafts on Wenshui River. Hu Muban ordered the boatman to quickly support the raft, and the guards of Hu Muban over there also swarmed up and climbed onto the raft.
Each of these guards put on their armor and boarded the raft. The raft was sinking as it could not hold up.
Hu's mother class was so anxious that she no longer cared about the grace of celebrities and took the lead in cutting down a guard who was about to lie down on a bamboo raft. Seeing the other guards looking at him dumbfounded, Hu Muban shouted at the top of her lungs:
"What a fool, hurry up and chop. The raft will capsize and everyone will die."
Unexpectedly, the guards who had been scolded by Hu's mother class came to their senses and then each drew their swords and chopped at the hands holding the raft. For a while, there were many broken fingers on the raft.
Seeing Hu Muban's behavior, the disciples on the shore knew that they couldn't board his raft, so they pushed other rafts on the shore into the water. At that time, the Wen River was full of rafts.
Then the disciples poured into the raft like dumplings. People were crowded and pushed. People kept being pushed into the river, and people kept swimming from the river to climb onto the raft. Hu Muban was crying now. The disciples rushed into the river and blocked the river directly. Although he boarded the raft quickly, it was of no use if he couldn't hold it up.
While Mother Hu's soldiers were in chaos, groups of enemy soldiers jumped out of the river opposite, shouting:
"Abandon weapons without killing, abandon weapons without killing..."
Mother Hu's disciple Fu Fu, who had not yet had time to board the raft, heard the sounds of her hometown and was determined in her heart. If she did not resist, she knelt down and begged for surrender.
Looking at the disciples kneeling on the shore, Hu Muban lamented:
"It was all Wang Kuang, Zhao Chong, and Bao Tao who misled me!"
Then, without looking at the shore, he urged the boatman to sail the raft into the middle of the river and swim upstream.
Unexpectedly, a group of archers walked out from the other side of the river. Under the leadership of a Wu Bian, they pointed their arrows at Hu Muban's raft.
Nawu Bian angrily scolded the boatman of the raft in the river:
"If you dare to move again, the arrow will be shot."
The boatman didn't dare to move.
Hu Muban hurriedly signaled to the guard on the side. The guard who understood the situation stabbed the boatman with a knife and kicked him off the raft. Then he pulled a few companions and started to punt the boat.
But it's a pity that they don't know how to punt the raft. No matter how hard they try, the raft just spins in the middle of the river. Seeing this, Zhang Chongbu laughed loudly on the shore.
The disciples on the shore surrendered, and the disciples who had just climbed onto the raft also surrendered when they saw that they could not leave. In the end, only Hu Muban's raft was left spinning in the middle of the river.
When Ding Sheng, Li Damu, and Zhang Nan rode a raft to surround Hu Mu's squad, they saw only a dozen soldiers sweating profusely, sliding left and right, which was full of comedy.
But Ding Sheng had no time to play with these people. He waved his hand and shouted angrily:
"If we don't surrender now, when will we wait? This arrow has no eyes!"
Then the archers on the surrounding rafts would draw their bows and shoot.
Hu Muban, who was hiding behind the guard, came out tremblingly at this time, wailing:
"Don't shoot, be willing to surrender."
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Black smoke billowed into the sky in the northeast, and the Langya thieves five miles away also saw it.
The Sun brothers' camp was in the far north, where they could see it the clearest. The billowing black smoke looked like a military struggle rather than a land burning.
Sun Guan looked to the northeast in surprise and asked his brother Sun Kang:
"Brother, the front of this must be the Taishan bandits, but I don't know who they are fighting with?"
Sun Kang was also surprised. He touched his short beard and replied:
"Maybe it's a wealthy family from Taishan County, or maybe they, like us, are attacking a wealthy village in a certain village to build a military stronghold."
Sun Guan is eager to try:
"Then why don't we chase him and catch him off guard?"
Sun Kang sneered:
"What are we in a hurry? We are waiting for Zang Ba's order. Let's guard the camp now and everything will be fine."
While the second grandson was talking, they saw three horse detectives galloping toward the northeast from outside the wall.
When Sun Kang saw it, he smiled and said:
"Look, wouldn't Zang Ba just take action? We can just wait."
To the west of the walls of the Langya bandits are the Langya soldiers of Wu Dun, Pan Da, and Ruan Zhong. They are not on the same side as the Zang family, and they are also discussing the thick black smoke in the northeast at this moment.
Pan Da is a lean and dark man with a long diagonal scar on his cheek and a ferocious face. At this moment he said to Wu Guan:
"There's a fight in the northeast, shall we come out soon?"
Ruan Zhong laughed, this man looks fair, but when he speaks, he can tell that he has the tone of a bandit:
"Pan Scarzi, you were really fooled by that mountain treasure Zang Ba said. As for Zang Ba, that little thief, when he opened his mouth, Nai Gong knew what shit he was spewing, and he wanted to scare us into working for him. , his own people stay at the end, bah.”
Wu Dun was the shortest but the strongest among the bandits. At this moment, he was also undecided. He asked the fortune teller on the side:
"Sheng Jiang, the weapons will rise soon. Should we walk or fight?"
Unexpectedly, the diviner looked to the northeast and said that this battle would be won.
(End of chapter)