That night, the city gate opened.
Zhang Liao led eight hundred tiger cavalry, like a torrent, towards the Wu army camp on Xiaoyaojin.
Neither Sun Quan nor the Jiangdong tiger ministers in the camp thought that Zhang Liao would dare to lead his army to rob the camp, and he only led 800 cavalry.
Eight hundred and one war horses, taking advantage of the cover of night, galloped over the wilderness and quietly arrived at Wu Jun's camp.
When Wu Jun on night patrol discovered them.
Hundreds of torches have been lit and thrown at Wu Jun's tent with all their strength, directly igniting raging flames.
When the alarm bells sounded loudly in the camp.
Eight hundred tigers and cavalry, like tigers and wolves, rushed straight into the camp with a loud killing sound.
Zhang Liao led the way, swiping his spear and stabbing anyone who stood in his way. There were almost no enemies left.
Blood mist rose into the sky, and flames shot into the sky.
The Wu soldiers who were sleeping soundly in the camp were suddenly awakened by the shouts of killing. In the darkness, they could not distinguish the number of enemy troops at all.
They wanted to escape but didn't know where to go.
They want to meet the enemy, but they can't find their team.
In an instant, the 100,000 Wu soldiers in the camp became a mess and began to gradually collapse.
In contrast, Zhang Liao and his 800 cavalrymen were killing vigorously, like a tiger emerging from a stream, unstoppable.
When Sun Quan received news of the enemy attack.
Immediately ordered the surrounding Jiang Biaohu ministers to lead their own troops and horses to kill this group of enemy cavalry who dared to attack the camp.
Between Sumeru, there were seven or eight groups of soldiers and horses, encircling and suppressing Zhang Liao's camp.
The first one to come was Jiangdong veteran Huang Gai.
In his early years, Huang Gai followed Jiangdong Tiger Sun Jian and fought thousands of miles, fighting bloody battles in Changsha. Later, he followed Sun Ce, the little overlord of Jiangdong, to pacify the three counties of Yangzhou and wipe out the clan traitors and bandits. Now he followed Sun Quan, the rat from Jiangdong, and led his troops northward to attack Hefei City.
After three masters, he can be said to be a veteran of Jiangdong.
In the old battle of Guangling County, Huang Gai also went by boat with Sun Ce.
In that war, he witnessed with his own eyes that his good brother Cheng Pu was defeated miserably by Yuan Zuozong's sword, and was eventually trampled into a pile of minced meat by the iron hoofs of the Snow Dragon Cavalry.
Thinking of Yuan Zuozong who was born that day.
Huang Gai suddenly felt helpless.
Why! That little kid is so fierce.
I definitely can't beat him.
But Zhang Liao is an unknown person.
How could he not be able to defeat him?
Today, Zhang Liao's birthplace is unknown.
During the period when the princes were fighting against Dong, Lu Bu shone brightly, while Zhang Liao's reputation was not prominent under his command.
During the Battle of Xuzhou, Gao Shun and his subordinate camp stole the show, defeating Liu Bei's army and shooting Cao Ying general Xiahou Dun.
Zhang Liao had few outstanding achievements in the army, so he was naturally not well known to outsiders.
No wonder Huang Gai was so confident and regarded Zhang Liao who came to rob the camp as if he were a piece of grass.
Seeing the furious Huang Gai, holding a pair of four-edged iron whips in his hands, he rode his horse and roared towards him.
Zhang Liao knocked over several enemy soldiers with a casual shot, then rode alone and took the initiative to intercept and kill Huang Gai.
"You old thief with a gray beard and a rat from the east of the Yangtze River, don't be so arrogant. Zhang Liao is here, and you will die quickly."
Amid the roar, the gun blade and the iron whip were about to collide.
Zhang Liao suddenly changed his attack, switching from chopping to stabbing, and struck directly at Huang Gai's face. The spear blade stabbed repeatedly, leaving Huang Gai unable to defend himself.
Since ancient times, iron whips have been heavy weapons.
There is a folk saying: an iron whip can stop millions of soldiers, while a soft whip can frighten the hearts of heroes.
It can be seen from this that those who use iron whips have amazing arm strength. The Huang Gai in front of him could actually use both whips at the same time, and the power of his arms was naturally immense.
Therefore, how could Zhang Liao, who had always been smart and wise, really be stupid enough to confront Huang Gai head-on?
The two fought for thirty rounds in succession.
Zhang Liao saw the right opportunity, grasped the spear tightly and swung it hard. The blade of the spear just passed through Huang Gai's wrist. The sharp tearing pain caused an iron whip in his hand to fall off the horse.
Wait until the two horses cross each other.
Zhang Liao turned back and stabbed out with a spear. The sharp blade penetrated Huang Gai's flesh and blood through the shoulder armor.
"ah!"
Huang Gai howled miserably and immediately ran away.
Zhang Liao stopped his horse, and before Huang Gai could get far, he had already held the spear in his hand, and then threw it out with all his strength.
The powerful and heavy spear, carried by the roaring wind, hit Huang Gai like a meteor, who had been seriously injured and escaped.
With the sound of a sharp blade entering flesh, the gun blade pierced Huang Gai's back.
Huang Gai howled miserably and fell off his horse. From then on, this Eastern Wu tiger minister fell on the battlefield.
Killing an enemy general is a great achievement.
Zhang Liao hurriedly cut off Huang Gai's head and hung it on the horse's back. Then he immediately turned the horse's head and charged into the rebel army again.
I don’t know why?
Tonight, Zhang Liao felt that his killing was particularly smooth, as if he had awakened some ancient bloodline.
I just feel like my blood is boiling, and my body seems to have endless power.
In the past, 100% of the power was actually able to deal 200% of the damage tonight.
In his opinion, the one hundred thousand Wu soldiers in front of him were just a pile of ants and mustard, which could be destroyed with a snap of a finger.
Even when the killing was about to begin, Zhang Liao was so excited that he directly fired a shot at the burning tent, and used the principle of leverage to throw it heavily at the Wu soldiers who were fleeing in panic.
A large group of defeated soldiers were knocked over on the spot, and some were even set on fire.
For a moment, the Wu soldiers in the camp began to flee around Zhang Liao, fearing that they would be targeted by this demon.
On the other side, the enemy generals were seen fleeing in panic, and the enemy army was also defeated.
The eight hundred tigers and cavalry were all greatly shaken.
Killing people became more and more easy.
Even the knives in their hands were cut into sharp edges.
Fortunately, there were many short spears and spears of the enemy stuck on the ground for them to replace. They picked up one and started fighting.
After fighting for half an hour.
Zhang Liao was blocked by enemy troops again.
The leading general is Lu Meng.
In the late Three Kingdoms period, Lü Meng was both civil and military and served as the third governor of Soochow. After three days of separation, we saw each other with admiration. He traveled eastward in white clothes and captured Guan Yu. This man stole the show in the middle and late period of the Three Kingdoms.
But now Lu Meng is still just an unknown person.
Just a few rounds.
This Wu Xia Amen was shot to death by Zhang Liao and beheaded.
Immediately afterwards, the generals in Wu's army came to die one after another, like gourd babies saving their grandfather.
Zhang Liao also refused anyone who came and showed no mercy. He killed more than ten generals of the Wu army in a row. The killings were so overwhelming that it was intimidating.
After two hours of fighting.
Zhang Liao finally arrived at Sun Quan's coach's camp.
But at this time, Sun Quan had already taken advantage of the darkness to escape.
Zhang Liao was so angry that he set fire to Wu Jun's commander's tent and cut off Wu Jun's flag next to the commander's tent, intending to offer it to his lord as a footcloth when he returned.
After that, Zhang Liao led his troops to fight everywhere in the camp, setting fire to the camp, burning food, and burning supplies.
Wait until the sky is getting brighter.
Zhang Liao had no choice but to retreat.
Finally, rough statistics showed that Zhang Liao led his army to attack Wu camp at night, killing fifteen enemy generals in total, killing nearly 10,000 enemy soldiers in the chaos, and burning countless grain, grass and baggage.
