A huge sense of oppression came overwhelming, which made the imperial army facing Yunyang City across the Han River start to panic.
What's even more arrogant is that the soldiers and horses with the banner of "English" on this road have slowly surrounded him as if they want to swallow him.
Who are they? Where are they from? What does the word "英" mean?
The morale of the military is in turmoil. In the past few days, the imperial army crossed the water several times to go down to Yunyang, but all failed. Either they fought and broke their halberds in the river, or those who failed to cross the river were all captured and killed. The soldiers at the bottom had long been complaining.
When the sun was about to set, suddenly a group of men and horses lined up in a line, less than a hundred meters away from the front of the military camp, they suddenly drew their bows and nocked arrows. Then, a rain of arrows fell, and there was an immediate panic in the camp.
But after the team of men and horses finished shooting one round, they went around to the other side, fully drew their bows, and fired another round. The soldiers in the camp were about to fire back with their bows, but found that the arrows had no arrowheads and were only tied with a piece of paper. If there is someone in the camp who can read and write, please open it quickly.
I saw that what was written in the document was the principle of King Gui Yunzheng and King Fu of raising armies and righteousness, and the purpose of the King of England's army to be a benevolent and righteous army. In short, you must recognize the situation clearly, be obedient, and put down your weapons.
For a time, the morale of the military became even more turbulent.
"General, our army has been unable to attack the city for many days, and now it is surrounded by the British army. The military camp is full of complaints. What should we do?"
In the Chinese army's tent, Li Zizhong, the commander-in-chief responsible for attacking Yunyang, looked at the documents picked up by his subordinates, his face was ashen and silent.
He was the commander-in-chief appointed by Ninghou Fire Line. He originally thought that he would seize the opportunity to make great achievements this time and do something big. Who would have known that Yunyang City is no easier to fight than Xiangyang. Now, this army claiming to be the King of England has appeared again and blocked all retreat routes when our own side was attacking the city.
How else can we fight this battle? If we advance, we cannot capture Yunyang City. If we retreat, there will be no place to retreat.
Therefore, he also had a severe headache. In a battle during the day, he took the lead and was missed by a cold arrow from the opponent. He is still in pain.
But, where to go, everyone is watching him!
Finally, he raised his head and glanced at the generals in the tent. These generals from several prefectures and counties are still working very hard. However, Yunyang, across the Han River, is really difficult to fight.
"Brothers, Zizhong is not a person who is greedy for life and afraid of death, nor is he a traitor seeking glory. However, in this dilemma, there is really no good strategy. In Zizhong's humble opinion, brothers must first stabilize their accounts. The soldiers' minds were to prevent defection or even mutiny. At this time, it was probably hopeless to attack Yunyang. If they were defeated, the British king would reap the benefits and win. They had been following behind quietly, and Zizhong did not dare to think so. Therefore, If the brothers are willing, maybe they can only have a chance to break out!"
When he said these words, he could be regarded as expressing an attitude and providing a suggestion. After all, this team was put together by many parties. At the critical moment, he couldn't be sure whether everyone was of the same mind. In the beginning, everyone may not have had the same thoughts as him, wanting to conquer Yunyang and be rewarded for their meritorious service!
"This King of England is the grandson of King Gucheng, and he is also the leader of the largest beggar gang in the world. He is known to be chivalrous and brave. If he can treat us kindly, maybe he won't have to do this. He will have to fight to the death!"
At this time, a general from Shangnan expressed his opinion.
This man, whose surname was Li Wenzhong, was originally a lay disciple of Shaolin. He was forced to join the army because he accidentally beat someone to death in a fight with someone in the market. Later, he accumulated military merit and became the deputy lieutenant of Shangnan. He had already heard about Gui Yunzheng's participation in the martial arts competition.
