The most important rules in the Lao Zi camp under Xu Xiao's command are usually the number of people when the camp is built. No matter how much damage is done in the future, the number of people will not change. Among the eighteen old camps, Yugu Camp had the most deadly battles, but Yugu Camp was not the most brutal. The Xianden Camp, known as the No. 1 Old Camp, had the highest number of deaths among all the camps. Today's Partridge Camp will also enjoy the treatment of Yugu Camp and Xianden Camp. It is estimated that not many people will survive after this battle. Even Zhu Lushan, as the commander, has the possibility of being on the bank of Bashui River...
It's not that Xu Xiaoxin doesn't trust Liyang's colleagues, it's really because those people are too lazy. The Chinese army could not move yet. Xu Xiao didn't know if the 30,000 troops behind him who had not yet joined him would be eaten to the bone when he threw himself at the foot of the Imperial City of the Northern Han Dynasty. Although it sounds like nonsense, that's what happened. Xu Xiao used his own troops to pin down the entire elite of the Han Dynasty. These people did not dare to trouble Xu Xiao, but it did not mean that they did not dare to seek reinforcements from Liyang. Xu Xiao himself knows best what the big guys from the Ministry of War in Liyang have given Xu Xiao. He is top-notch in picking peaches, he is careless in defending the city, and he is just giving away food in the field. Apart from Xu Xiao, is there no one else in Liyang who can fight? Of course there are, but they will definitely not be sent to Xu Xiao. The emperor in Liyang seems to have some intriguing ideas...
In other words, Xu Xiao's Chinese army would have to wait for at least half a day for the 30,000 borrowed troops. It’s also Xu Xiao’s fault, the fight was too fast, and even more blame the Northern Han Dynasty. Xu Xiao was about to hit Bashui in just a few days, so that the 30,000 soldiers and horses borrowed by Xu Xiao rushed over and were still on the way. . Xu Xiao has to wait here, and so does the Northern Han Dynasty General. It is not that easy to urgently mobilize a fighting force in the capital.
However, Xu Xiao had to wait for the 30,000 borrowed troops and horses to arrive, but this did not mean that he would do nothing. The first to rush to Bashui was the Partridge Camp, followed closely by the Jibei Camp of the adopted son Yuan Zuozong. There is no doubt about the combat effectiveness of the Jibei Camp, because the commander of the cavalry army, Yuan Zuozong, has always been regarded as the number one general in Beiliang. First. But the premise is that Partridge Camp can last for several hours, or even half a day. Xu Xiao only had this little wealth. The horses in Partridge Camp had both speed and endurance, while the horses in Jibei Camp were more focused on collision. As for Manjiaying, heavy riding does not require speed at all, but a carrying capacity of several hundred kilograms. The only camp that can compete with Partridge Camp in terms of speed is Dama Camp. The entire battalion is famous for its elite crossbowmen, but Xu Xiao had previously spread out all Dama Camp and arranged it for the Beiliang Cavalry. A network of scouts.
Chu Lushan issued a military order and left without saying a word. With the sound of horses being mounted in an orderly manner, Partridge Camp quietly disappeared into the darkness...
Other watch camps also received his orders and prepared in full swing. Xu Xiao swore that he would only wait for those old soldiers in Liyang for half a day. If they haven't been seen for half a day, don't blame yourself for eating meat and not sharing soup with them. You know, Xu Xiao gambled the life of his adopted son Chu Lushan. Why Chu Lushan, a bastard with a surly personality and no scruples about meat and vegetables, could become Xu Xiao's adopted son? Talent is only the most insignificant aspect, because Chu Lushan is the most loyal, and this child has blocked countless knives for Xu Xiao.
Now only Xu Xiao and the two military advisors are left in the commander's tent. Wu Su never expresses his opinions on military matters!
Military advisor Zhao Changling was the best at scheming and the most outspoken. His temperament was somewhat similar to that of Xu Xiao's adopted son Qi Dangguo. Others dare not question Xu Xiao, but Zhao Changling dares to point his nose and scold him. Of course, he still has to give Xu Xiao face in front of others: "Yishan, Chu Lushan, two thousand versus three thousand, what do you think?"
Li Yishan knew what Zhao Changling meant. His partner was mocking Xu Xiao. It is obvious that thousands of people could be spared the death of a battle, but it must be fought in a confused manner, just for some inexplicable reasons. This is not crazy. Li Yishan was known as a poisonous man, and he could think of any conspiracies and tricks. He had the entire Beiliang Army under his control. In the past, it was because there were not enough first-level masters in Beiliangzhong, so the battle was harder. Now, with great difficulty, he has cultivated a son who is the adopted son of the general. But General Xu Xiao seemed to have "objections" to this adopted son. Even if he had no objections, he still wanted to suppress him. At least he didn't want Lu Bu to be promoted too quickly. In Li Yishan's opinion, there are only two reasons for this. First, the general has a son, and he always has to choose between his biological son and his adopted son. Second, the general's wife, the sword fairy in white, seems to have left with Lu Bu. It's too "close". Men, there are always a few days in the brain that are not normal every month. According to Li Yishan's understanding of General Xu Xiao, the first reason is a bit ridiculous, but the second reason may not be true: "Lushan will not die, there is no doubt about it!"
Zhao Changling thought that two thousand versus three thousand was a fool's errand. Li Yishan thought that as long as Chu Lushan did not die, no one else would matter. The general could just be happy and comfortable. Xu Xiao was a rough man, but how could a simple rough man defeat the Later Song Dynasty, the Later Sui Dynasty, and the Northern Wei Dynasty? Regarding Zhao Changling and Li Yishan rarely laughing together, Xu Xiao felt like a mirror. But Xu Xiao really couldn't speak about this matter himself. As a general, Xu Xiao must level a bowl of water. There is no battalion more suitable than Partridge Camp, and the task is also assigned to Partridge Camp. If Xu Xiao sends someone else, Partridge Camp will be in trouble. Heart, especially Chu Lushan’s heart. Xu Xiao's eyes widened, and he did not hide his contempt for the two military advisors: "Humph!!"
After leaving, General Xu Xiao will not accompany him. What's there to do with two old guys at night? His wife knows him best...
After Xu Xiao left, Zhao Changling and Li Yishan started to have a game in the handsome tent. It seemed that they were in a good mood after getting rid of General Xu Xiao in anger!
The old rule is that Zhao Changling makes the first move. This guy never gives others a chance to make the first move: "Donkey Kong?"
Li Yishan knew what Zhao Changling was asking. He had been acting like I don't care these days, but in the end he couldn't bear to ask about Lu Bu's true state: "Ha!"
Therefore, Zhao Changling understood that Lu Bu was only one step away from the King Kong, and he would enter the King Kong tonight: "Eight hundred?" Zhao Changling's estimate was already very high, so what about the powerful King Kong? Beiliang Iron Cavalry It's still not like six or seven hundred cavalry killed him.
Li Yishan smiled. He won the game tonight because Zhao Changling was distracted: "Haha!" The more Zhao Changling wanted to know, the less Li Yishan said. In fact, Li Yishan himself didn't know how much Lu Bu could break through armor?
How many strong winds and waves have come, but what happened today is nothing to Zhao Changling and Li Yishan. In the past, Xu Xiao's Beiliang cavalry had not encountered that kind of first-grade Vajra Zhixuan, and it was also true that the three to five hundred cavalry had not experienced it before. Zhao Changling had little interest in martial arts, but Li Yishan was the master who collaborated with others to revise the martial arts commentary. Ye Xizhen and Yao Jian initially thought that they would need two to three hundred riders to defeat Lu Bu. Later, after seeing Lu Bu's true energy, they concluded that they would need four to five hundred riders. Li Yishan and Zhao Changling had murmured privately that Li Yishan seriously suspected that Lu Bu was hiding something, and it would be difficult for six to seven hundred cavalry to kill Lu Bu, unless there were dedicated first-grade warriors who died to block the retreat.
