But who is Dian Wei? He is a few powerful generals in the Jin army. If he was injured by the enemy generals when fighting against the enemy generals, Dian Wei would not forgive him.

The battle between the two seemed a bit fierce. Cheng Pu was like a small boat in a storm, and was always able to support him at critical moments.

Cheng Pu's shock was imaginable. He was a famous general in the Jiangdong Army, and his spear was superb. He did not expect that the generals of Jin whom he met were so fierce now.

If you don’t have to give up, you can’t give up. As a general, he has his own glory. What’s the point of dying on the battlefield?

After Pang Deyaoyao noticed the situation here, he shook his head and said, "It seems that General Dian is coming to grab the credit again."

Cao Xing laughed and said, "Take credit? General Dian loves to do this most, but the enemy general targeted by General Dian may be in trouble."

Pang De nodded deeply. He naturally had some idea about Dian Wei's bravery. Whether it was a battle on horseback or a battle in the infantry, Dian Wei was an extremely terrifying existence.

After ten rounds, Dian Wei's two halberds came out at the same time. After swinging the spear in Cheng Pu's hand, the left-handed halberd and the right-handed halberd were at the same time towards Cheng Pu's chest.

This time Dian Wei used the power of jiu     cheng. Cheng Pu only felt that the huge force from the spear made it difficult for him to control the spear in his hand. This feeling appeared when fighting against the enemy. Cheng Pu understood how unfavorable the next situation would be for him.

If he wanted to instigate the spear, Cheng Pu found that it was already difficult for him to do it. The tiger's mouth collapsed and his arms were sore and numb. The attack method Dian Wei had just adopted was extremely violent, and he suppressed Cheng Pu with his strength advantage. Such suppression made Cheng Pu feel extremely uncomfortable.

The two horses passed by each other, and the two halberds pierced Cheng Pu's chest, and blood splattered everywhere. The Jiangdong general just persisted for a moment on the battle, and then landed on the ground.

The soldiers of the wolf cavalry had already stepped forward, turned over and dismounted, and skillfully cut off Cheng Pu's head. Cheng Pu had been able to fight Dian Wei for such a long time and must have a high status among the enemy. They followed Dian Wei's side, and another task was to help Dian Wei harvest the heads of these dead generals. After the war was over, they could easily learn the identities of these people from the prisoners.

"General Cheng is dead." A soldier shouted in panic.

Cheng Pu was the main general of the Jiangdong Army's battle this time. He had a great prestige in the Jiangdong Army. His death was quite a bit of a small deal for the soldiers of the Jiangdong Army.

News of Cheng Pu's death soon spread in the Jiangdong Army, and Dian Wei also learned that the one who fought with him just now was Cheng Pu, a famous general in the Jiangdong Army.

No matter what kind of martial arts Cheng Pu has, as long as he stands on the opposite side of the Jin army, he will have to bear the price of death.

Cheng Pu's death was quite a bit of a ci     ji. After many soldiers who were resisting learned the news, they put down their weapons. Even the main generals had already died in this confrontation. Even if they resisted, it seemed that they had lost their meaning. Instead of dying meaninglessly on the battlefield, it would be better to directly choose to surrender.

After surrender, maybe this way of survival will be possible.

When the failure of the army was a foregone conclusion, more soldiers began to consider what happened after the failure of this battle. The failure of the army meant that the Cao army and the Jiangdong army had lost the capital to confront the Jin army on the battlefield.

After the failure, the soldiers of the Jiangdong Army and Cao Army should go where they should go. If they do not surrender to the enemy, they will have to choose to return to the territory where their monarch is located.

But the premise is that they can escape from the battlefield.

The defeat was like a mountain to describe the battlefield on the right. The Jiangdong Army and Cao Army, who were already brave in the attack of the Jin army, gave up resistance after suffering a fatal blow, and even many soldiers directly chose to surrender.

This is the battlefield. Even the surrendered soldiers may not be able to survive this battle. How chaotic the battlefield is, what kind of consequence will the horse gallops and what will happen after the horses collided.

After seeing the scene in the army, Lu Qian's hands were trembling gently. The war here was mainly Cheng Pu, but as a general of the Cao army, he still had great power in command. Qin Yan witnessed how the Jiangdong Army and the Cao army gradually failed in the process of fighting against the Jin army. From the beginning of the war to the failure of the Jiangdong Army and the Cao army, the soldiers of the Jin State had always been the superiors during this period.

The Jiangdong Army and the Cao Army not only had to withstand the soldiers of Jin State in front of the battle, but also had to guard against the attacks of the flank cavalry. Originally, there were also cavalry of Cao Army on the flank, but after the battle, the cavalry of Cao Army was eliminated by the cavalry of Jin State.

This war was a cruel test for the soldiers of the Cao army and Jiangdong army. They were under the fierce attack of the enemy and had to worry about the enemy's attack at all times.

However, the soldiers of the Jiangdong Army and the Cao Army were unable to change this situation. As for the cavalry in the Jiangdong Army, they were too fragile in front of the wolf cavalry and the flying cavalry, and had long been eliminated by the cavalry of Jin State.

Being in a passive state and suddenly endured such heavy losses, it was reasonable that the soldiers in the army collapsed. Not to mention other soldiers, even Lu Qian himself felt deeply afraid.

So seeing that the situation was not good, Lu Qian led his soldiers to evacuate from the battlefield, mainly because under the charge of the enemy, the soldiers in the army were too chaotic. After the chaotic soldiers rushed to the army, they would definitely affect other soldiers in the army and put the army into greater chaos.

It is not a simple matter to curb the chaos among the soldiers in the army. During the confrontation, the Cao army and the Jiangdong army have lost their ambition to fight against the enemy. They have no such courage to fight with the enemy.

The Cao army soldiers who followed Lu Qian to retreat from the battlefield naturally had no complaints. Instead, during the retreat, soldiers left the team from time to time. Lu Qian had no confidence in the war, and they had lost confidence in the entire war. Even if they returned to Cao's army, what would it be? Should they continue to obey Cao's orders to fight on the battlefield?

In this battle, the soldiers in the army seemed to have seen the scene after the failure of the joint efforts of the Cao army and the Jiangdong army. Leaving the battlefield as soon as possible seemed to be the wisest move. Hiding on the battlefield for a while means death.

When some generals in the army left the battlefield, they brought many soldiers under their command. Even if they left the battlefield, they became bandits, and the generals in the army could also enjoy a comfortable life.

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