Hundreds of long arrows criss-crossed and fell from the sky with strong winds roaring. They immediately tore through all obstacles encountered, whether it was leather robes or battle armor, fur or flesh and blood, and only one person was seen.

The soldier who was hit by the arrow fell off his horse on his head and feet, and was instantly submerged between the horse's hooves.

However, in comparison, the casualties of the Han army were much better. After all, with the protection of the sleeve armor, at least the chest and abdomen, which had a relatively large area and was relatively fragile and lethal, was quite good.

When the cavalry attack each other, the most is actually one or two arrow rains. The rest of the time, it is a face-to-face fight!

In the blink of an eye, the Han cavalry led by Zhang Ji held the sword behind his back with his right hand, held the sword with his arm, raised the sword horizontally, raised the shield with his left hand to protect himself, and then ran straight into Dong Dalang's cavalry.

In the army.

This was originally a tactic of attacking infantry, or a tactic of using heavy cavalry to attack dense battle formations, but now, it is considered more appropriate.

Because the Huns were poor.

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Therefore, the Xiongnu soldiers who had no armor or even leather armor would be seriously injured once they encountered the cross-cutting sword, whether it was a man or a horse. However, the swords and spears of the Xiongnu counterattack were damaged by the shields and sleeves of the body.

Under the double protection of the armor, as long as they were not unlucky enough to be hit directly on their vital points, or were knocked off their horses by the force of the collision, the Han soldiers would not suffer much damage.

Zhang Ji finally captured the Xiongnu troops coming south from Yinshan Mountain in this area, and fought to a certain point. At this moment, the sound of people shouting and horses neighing, and the sound of weapons clashing suddenly roared, covering the whole world.

everything of!

The war between cavalry has always been the most gorgeous spark on the battlefield in this era. Now when they collide together, it sparks a dazzling brilliance, even more dazzling than the sun in the sky!

The cavalry led by Zhang Ji had reached its highest speed and momentum and were relatively close together. However, for the Huns cavalry, they still followed the old routine of the Hu people and were relatively loose. Therefore, when the two sides collided,

The Hu cavalry led by Lin Yinqin was driven straight into the formation of the Huns cavalry by Zhang Ji's cavalry!

This severe impact had shaken the position of the Xiongnu troops commanded by Lin Yinqin. Many Xiongnu soldiers even subconsciously dispersed to both sides in order to avoid the sharp edge of the Han army. This behavior caused the Xiongnu cavalry formation to become even more complex.

So weak, Zhang Ji's collision almost cut the Huns cavalry formation in half!

After such a long period of time, several setbacks, and several attempts to survive, the Xiongnu soldiers in Linyinqin are no longer as high-spirited as they were in the imperial court of Meiji. After repeated setbacks, although they have persisted to this day,

His energy has been depleted, and his desire to fight is basically gone. Therefore, he is willing to risk his life to intercept and entangle the Han cavalry and create a good opportunity for his own soldiers to attack.

Basically no more...

Morale has a huge impact on cold weapon warfare. When everyone wants to avoid danger, it often leads to the danger getting closer.

Zhang Jichong was at the front, and Zhang Xiu was closely guarding him. The two of them were on the left and the right, and the two spears were flying up and down. There was no one in front of the horse! Zhang Ji was originally from Xiliang.

Jun, he was a cavalryman when he joined the army, and when he arrived at Feiqian, he was still the commander of the cavalry. In his heart, it was only natural for the Han to beat the barbarians, and it was an unshirkable responsibility to defend the frontier for the Han!

What's more, Yinshan is what Zhang Ji is most proud of now, and now these Hu Qi actually want to take Yinshan back, isn't that going to smear Zhang Ji's face?

Doesn't it mean to obliterate his glory?

Therefore, Zhang Ji is now full of resentment, and each shot is heavier than the other. He rushes into the Huns cavalry formation in just a blink of an eye. The spear in his hand has already pierced and knocked down many opponents!

Coupled with the fact that Zhang Xiu was on the side, using flexible kung fu, the spear not only blocked Hu Qi's counterattack against Zhang Ji's sword and spear, but could even poke some bloody holes in Hu Qi's body as he rushed past...

The two uncles and nephews cooperated with each other perfectly. They were able to fight against each other from far away and close to each other. For a while, no one could stand in their way!

The Xiongnu commander Lin Yinqin, holding a sword in his hand, fell behind the Xiongnu formation. As he watched the Han cavalry cut his troops apart like meat, the anger and blood that should have been there were missing for some reason.

No trace left, but a cold feeling in my heart.

If the cards are bad, is it the dealer’s fault?

If your life is bad, should you blame the government?

This is human nature and even a saint cannot avoid it.

But Lin Yinqin himself did not expect that he had struggled so hard, abandoned his dignity, and surrendered to Xianbei. He had already exhausted his efforts and struggled to survive among many forces, just for the future of his own people, just to let his tribe still be able to survive.

Galloping on this prairie, you can also drive cattle and sheep, look at the blue sky, and sing pastoral songs...

For this reason, although he suffered many setbacks, he was not discouraged. He bowed down to the Xianbei people and could swallow his anger and endure the humiliation. But why, this thief, God refused to let him go?!

Why did these Han cavalry collide with their own troops like this?

Why didn't he appear when he was in Yinshan before, and then suddenly appeared when he left the Yinshan army?

Why?

Why!

When did the Han people become so tough? Shouldn't we, the barbarians, have the upper hand in a mounted battle?

Shouldn't it be that we barbarians are chasing and killing us everywhere, and then we can fight and leave whenever we want?

Here in Bingzhou, on this piece of land, it has been like this for ten or twenty years. Why is it like this today?

Could it be that General Fei Qian who was protecting the Huns?

He got these army horses, which he pulled out with one hand, and killed them all the way to Meiji, to Yinshan Mountain, and to the most critical point of this Bingbei land?

Why do you always stand in front of me?

Why should I suffer such setbacks and blows again and again?

Why can't you let me have fun once?

I spent time, energy, property, and body, just to see what I see in front of me, to face setbacks again and again?

Why can't you have fun once?

why why why!

An extremely frustrated roar suddenly burst out from Lin Yinqin's mouth. He waved his sword and rushed towards Zhang Ji, slashing down with a vicious sword like lightning!

The sword seemed to have been filled with all the energy, and it was in front of Zhang Ji's eyes in an instant!

Zhang Ji only had time to use his spear when he heard a click. The hard and flexible spear shaft was unable to withstand the sudden blow and was suddenly cut into two pieces!

Lin Yinqin's castration continued unabated, and with more force on his hands, he was about to chop Zhang Ji off his horse with one strike!

Zhang Xiu's hands were quick, and he had already handed over a spear, which hit Lin Yinqin's long knife. The knives collided, making a loud "clang" sound and splashing countless sparks.

During this fight, Zhang Xiu realized that Lin Yinqin's sword was so powerful and heavy that it couldn't be knocked away for a while. He quickly fought with his hands and thrust it upwards!

Zhang Ji regained his composure at this time, and smashed the two cut-off spears in his hands at Lin Yinqin. Then he clamped the horse's belly and grabbed the left side of Lin Yinqin's horse. Then he pulled out his sword and waved it, intending to strike out with the sword.

, but heard the sound of the wind, Lin Yinqin twisted his waist to avoid the broken gun, but turned his wrist, and with Zhang Xiu's strength, he slashed it with his backhand with a "woo"!

Zhang Ji had only a horizontal sword to block him. However, when the two swords were exchanged, Zhang Ji pulled out the sword but had not yet swung it. Lin Yinqin mixed Zhang Xiu's strength, which was equivalent to a combined attack by two people. Therefore, this time

The two swords intersected like thunder, but Zhang Ji let out a muffled groan, and the tiger's mouth cracked, and the sword in his hand could no longer be held, and it flew out!

Zhang Xiu quickly stabbed Lin Yinqin in the waist and abdomen, forcing Lin Yinqin to fight back with his sword. As the sword and gun rang out, he missed him.

Lin Yinqin roared angrily, but he was powerless. The opportunity to kill slipped away from his sword, and the balance of victory still refused to tilt.

Linyin Qinneng once served as the number one general under King Zuoxian of the Xiongnu. Naturally, his reputation was not in vain. With all his strength, Zhang Ji was almost hit by the sudden attack. If Zhang Xiu was not guarding him, he might not have been able to do this.

He was already dead...

Unable to kill Zhang Ji, Linyinqin vented all his anger on the Han soldiers in front of him. Wherever he waved his sword, several more Han cavalrymen fell off their horses!

At this time, Zhang Ji had already pulled out a spear whose original owner was Bu Zhidao, turned back and pointed at Lin Yinqin and shouted: "Stop him! Kill him!"

Lin Yinqin also shouted almost at the same time: "My sons, follow me! Fight out! On this grassland, our world is still dominated by Chi Nalan Lang!"

Linyinqin's bravery finally inspired the bloody courage of the Huns' cavalry. Linyinqin's personal guards also rushed forward to protect Linyinqin's flanks. The entire team gradually regained its momentum and was no longer on one side.

When the situation was reached, he fought hard and passed by the Han cavalry...

At this moment, Alanyi appeared on the edge of the battlefield with his troops.

After receiving the news from Lin Yinqin yesterday, Alan Yi rushed here with his troops and finally arrived at the critical moment. Seeing the situation in front of him, he had no time to organize the team, so he pulled out his sword and waved it high.

He shouted: "Go up! Kill the Han dogs! Kill them all!"

The appearance of reinforcements greatly boosted the morale of Hu cavalry, but for the Han cavalry, it was a big morale blow. Upon seeing this, Zhang Ji quickly divided his troops and asked Zhang Xiu to lead people to stop the Alanyi tribe, while he himself

He led another part of the Han army to turn around and fight Linyinqin.

On the grassland, two battlefields were suddenly divided. Soldiers from both sides circled around their opponents, trying to attack the opponent's flanks, but also to prevent themselves from being flanked by their opponents. They were entangled for a while.

The generals on both sides exchanged glances, both looking like they wanted to eat each other alive. However, the overall battle formation has become what it is now. There is no longer a chance to kill with one hit, but it has fallen into a war of attrition.

Let's see who can hold on in the end and win the final victory.

The two armies were like four ferocious beasts, fighting in pairs. As time went by, their bodies gradually became bruised and bruised, and their energy and physical strength began to decline. This battle started in the early morning and continued until noon!

Alan Yi felt that he could not go on like this and pulled the guard beside him and said: "Shou after me..."

Then Alan Yi pulled his neck and shouted: "Reinforcements will be coming soon! Tuoba Xiaowang's troops will be here soon!" When his personal guards heard this, they shouted one after another.

For a moment, almost all the Huns were shouting that reinforcements would be arriving soon, arriving soon!

Zhang Xiu, who was in the stalemate on the other side, also shouted: "The reinforcements for the Western Expedition are coming! Work harder! The reinforcements will arrive immediately!"

Both sides were shouting, and most of the soldiers believed that the words were true, and they squeezed out the last bit of strength to strangle each other, but the generals on both sides knew clearly that reinforcements might come, but they might not come...

However, in the current stalemate, the Huns are actually on the weaker side. If they continue to be exhausted, they will end up with a disastrous defeat!

At this moment, another twenty or thirty cavalry appeared on the edge of the battlefield. With the appearance of these twenty or thirty cavalry, the balance of victory began to tilt towards the Xiongnu side...
To be continued...