At the same time, Sun Qi led the main army.

Before Guan Kui attacked the camp, there was a letter sent, but when the main force received the news, he had already started taking action, and Sun Qi had no time to stop him.

As for this military action, Sun Qi also directly gave his own opinion. He said: "General Guan's reckless use of troops this time will most likely fall into a trap."

After hearing what he said, Nie Xing, who was close to Guan Kui, immediately said: "Since General Guan is in danger, let's rescue him quickly."

Sun Qi glanced at him: "If Guan Kui is ambushed, if we go at this time, we will only die, which is meaningless."

He had already guessed the outcome of the matter, but strangely, he did not scold Guan Kui for being impulsive, but instead felt relatively calm.

But Nie Xing obviously couldn't sit still and couldn't help but said loudly: "Are we just going to watch General Guan and those 10,000 soldiers die in battle!"

"This is Guan Kui's own military mistake! Is it because of him alone that the other 80,000 of my soldiers will be buried with him!" Sun Qi said in a shocked voice.

"But." Nie Xing could not refute, his face was still full of anxiety.

Sun Qi continued: "I know that you have a good personal relationship with General Guan, but this is war! On the battlefield, a general must not be emotional! Otherwise, not only will the soldiers below be killed! It is also related to the safety of the country!"

With such words, Nie Xing swallowed and lowered his head: "Yes."

Sun Qi did not say more about this, but looked around and directly ordered: "Gather all the soldiers immediately and rush towards Tongguan. Be sure to appear on the left flank of the Wu army before dawn!"

Why did he send Guan Kui to the right side of the Wu army before? Judging from the entire battlefield, it seemed to be of little use, but its real purpose was to let Guan Kui attract the main force of the Wu army so as to create conditions for his own march.

A war? The presence of an army in an important place can sometimes determine the outcome of the war.

Under normal circumstances, if Sun Qi wants to move to the left wing of the Wu army, it is basically impossible to accomplish it, because the opponent will not watch you march without intercepting it.

But now, Wu Jun's attention is all on Guan Kui? This gives Sun Qi a huge opportunity.

From this point of view? Perhaps Sun Qi wanted Guan Kui to attack the camp and hope that Guan Kui would die in exchange for the overall plan? But what he was thinking in his heart, I am afraid no one knows.

When the main force of the Qin army was marching at night? The fighting on the Wu army's side still did not stop.

Directly in front of the camp, the front row of the Wu army squatted half-crouched, and in coordination with the back row, they fired their bows and crossbows.

Is this a direct shot? Because of the distance? It’s more powerful? It’s also more lethal.

A row of arrows came with great force, knocking over all the arrows in an instant? After one round? Sergeant Wu immediately retreated? The rear row staggered forward? Half-crouched again? Consistent with the previous action, another round of volleys was fired.

Such a situation? In addition to the ambush inside the stronghold, the 10,000 Qin troops at this time had suffered heavy casualties.

Guan Kui was at the front of his own formation, and he kept waving his sword to block? After the Wu army fired two rounds of arrows, the distance between the two sides was relatively close? There was no other choice. In the desperate situation, the Qin army soldiers huddled together and began to aim at a

direction, launching a life-threatening breakout.

The heavy shield bearers of the Wu army on both sides began to move towards the middle with neat steps.

The crossbowmen in front also immediately retreated, and the infantry moved forward. Their heavy shields were smashed to the ground, and their halberds were behind them like thorns.

Not long after, the two sides met and exchanged hand-to-hand combat. The Wu army stabbed with their long halberds and harvested a piece of the enemy in an instant.

Amid the miserable howl, Guan Kui immediately held up several halberds, flicked them away with all his strength, then kicked over the vertical shield on the side, and swung out the sword in his hand.

After all, he was a general of the Qin army, with good martial arts skills, and he had been fighting on the battlefield for many years. Under his leadership, there was a small disturbance in the Wu army's frontal shield defense, but the encirclement was still irreversible.

During the breakout process, Guan Kui also directly targeted Xiang Mo not far away, preparing to capture the thief first.

"Kill——" He was covered in blood, slashing left and right with his sword, heading straight towards Mo.

When the latter saw this, he sneered on the spot: "Looking for death."

After snorting coldly, he raised his sword, pushed aside the Wu Jun in front, and shouted in a loud voice: "Get out of the way!"

He was full of energy and his voice was like a loud bell. Wu's soldiers in front of him dispersed to the left and right, and Xiang Mo rushed forward without saying a word.

He walked quickly, and in an instant, the cold light flashed, and there was a knife in the head!

When the evil wind came, Guan Kui didn't even think about it. He held the sword in both hands and blocked it with his arms.

After a clang and a clang of gold and iron, Guan Kui instantly fell down on his shoulders, with a look of horror in his eyes.

The arrogant force rushed towards him, and the general's courage was beyond his ability to contend with.

After the sword was struck, Xiang Mo pressed the handle of the sword with his left hand, gathered the strength of both arms, and began to press down hard. At the same time, he smiled coldly: "The eight brave generals of Qin State, that's all?"

Guan Kui really shouldn't have taken this knife forcefully, but he was stuck by the opponent at this time. He couldn't pull away, let alone bounce away directly. He could only grit his teeth and resist with all his strength.

The two sides put their weapons together and began to exert their strength.

But Guan Kui's shoulders were getting lower and lower.

"Kneel down!" Xiang Mo shouted sternly.

Guan Kui stared and gritted his teeth, the veins in his neck bulging, and he used all his strength.

There was a stalemate like this for a while. Seeing that he couldn't take it down with one blow, Xiang Mo immediately changed his stance, deflected the sword, and swept the blade horizontally towards his neck.

Guan Kui reacted quickly. He suddenly lost the force to press the knife, and immediately retreated. The cold blade passed across his neck, causing him to break out in a cold sweat.

But just as he stood firm, Xiang Mo's attack came again, with a sweeping force. With a flick of his wrist, the long knife changed strangely and slashed down diagonally.

Knowing how powerful Guan Kui was, he no longer dared to confront him head-on, so he quickly stepped aside and at the same time jumped forward, slashing with his sword, and started a close fight with him.

The sound of weapons clashing began to be heard one after another. Xiang Mo fought with him with ease. After fighting for more than 20 times, the long sword blade drew a perfect arc at the waist. In the strong wind, the sword hit the blade.

!

With a bang, Guan Kui was pushed sideways by the powerful force.

His feet moved directly on the ground, leaving a mark, and then he took a few steps back, became unstable, and fell to the ground.

This shows how powerful this knife is!

His arms were numb, and he had just fallen to the ground. Before he could get up, countless soldiers from Wu around him had already stepped forward, and their halberds were instantly placed on their necks.

In the field, the soldiers of the Qin army were still fighting to break out of the encirclement, but the encirclement was getting tighter and tighter. As the number of casualties increased, many soldiers began to stand back to back.
Chapter completed!