——"Hundred Miles of Battlefield" from Qi County to Ji County——

"attack!"

A Korean general of the Northern Yan Army sat astride a horse, pointed the sharp sword in his hand at the low wall defense line guarded by the Wei army, and shouted in a hoarse voice.

Following the order of the Korean general, countless Korean soldiers pushed the Wugang chariot and ran with all their strength until they rushed to the low wall guarded by the Wei army, dumping the soil from the cart on the outside of the low wall.

"Anyone who stands in my way will die!"

With a roar, a Wei general jumped out from behind the low wall, holding a fine iron spear, and rushed into the Korean army behind the Wugang chariot. The spear was either pointing, picking, or sweeping more than a dozen Korean soldiers.

The soldiers fell to the ground and died one after another.

"kill--!"

Following waves of roars, a Wei soldier jumped over the low wall, rushed past the Korean army's Wugang chariot, and fought with the Korean infantry behind the Wugang chariot. He saw stumps and broken arms flying around, and blood splattered everywhere.

"General, be careful!"

Or one of the Wei soldiers shouted loudly.

As soon as he finished speaking, the Wei general turned sideways alertly, grabbed a Korean soldier whose throat was stabbed by him, and blocked him in front of him. Only a few "puff puff" sounds were heard, and the Korean soldier's back was

Suddenly it was filled with arrows.

"How can a mere flying arrow hurt me?!"

The Wei general sneered, and the spear in his hand was flying like a silver dragon, killing the Korean troops rushing up from all around.

At this moment, Dan heard a loud shout: "The enemy general should stop being so rampant, I'll meet you!"

As soon as he finished speaking, he saw a Han general on horseback galloping towards him brandishing a halberd.

The Wei general did not panic when he saw this. When the enemy general approached, he squatted down suddenly. After avoiding the halberd swung by the opponent, he held a gun with one hand and swept across the Korean general.

Under the crotch of the war horse's legs.

Hearing a horse's neigh, the war horse knelt down on its front legs and immediately threw the Han general off the horse.

When the nearby Wei soldiers saw it, they immediately swarmed up and hacked the enemy general to death with swords.

At this time, the Wei general was besieged by the Korean infantry. Suddenly, a Korean soldier took advantage of the former's gunshot and looked at the Wei general's back with the weapon in his hand. However, that person

General Wei was unhurried, holding a gun in his left hand and pulling out a short sword from the scabbard on his back with his right hand. He turned sideways to avoid the Korean soldier's attack, and at the same time stabbed him to death with a backhand sword.

Immediately, the Wei general threw out the dagger in his hand and hit a Korean crossbowman who was aiming the crossbow at him. The latter was hit by the sword in the chest and died immediately.

Seeing this Wei general killing so many people so easily, the surrounding Korean soldiers looked horrified.

Seeing this, the Wei general sneered: "What? Korean bastard? Your opponent is only Uncle Mengluo!"

Yes, this Wei general is Meng Luo, the most powerful general under the command of the Southern Liang King Zhao Yuanzuo.

It is no exaggeration to say that if Meng Luo, an invincible general like Meng Luo, was not guarding this low wall, I am afraid that this low wall would have fallen long ago.

"I was suppressed again..."

In the main formation of the Korean army, the commander of the Korean army, Kang Gong Han Hu, frowned deeply and stared at the Wei general Meng Luo in the distance with almost gritted teeth and hatred, who seemed to be alone in the chaos.

It has to be said that the low wall built here by King Su Zhao Hongrun last year in order to attack South Korea has today become a natural chasm that is difficult for the Korean army to cross. Due to the obstacles of these low walls, South Korea's most powerful unit, the cavalry, has been completely restricted.

We can only fight positional warfare with the Wei army through infantry and crossbowmen. But the problem is that Wei is a country known for its strong infantry!

The Wei infantry was so powerful that not even the Korean infantry could match it.

Seeing Wei General Meng Luo showing off his power in the distance, Kang Gong and Han Hu, who was in the Han army's main formation, clutched the horse reins in their hands. He wished he could immediately send a cavalry over to kill the Wei soldiers who crossed the low wall.

No scraps of armor remain.

But his previous experiences made him understand that his powerful Korean cavalry had little use in front of those low walls, because once the cavalry approached, the Wei infantry would quickly retreat to the other side of the low walls, bringing the battle situation back to the starting point.

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Not far from Kang Gong and Han Hu, Beiyan Shou Leyi looked at the battle situation in front of him calmly, as if he was not in any hurry.

The reason is simple. Although Wei general Meng Luo was brave, he could not prevent the balance of victory from gradually tilting towards the Korean army.

It was only a matter of time before this low wall fell.

At the same time, at a low-wall stronghold about forty feet away from the front line, Nanliang King Zhao Yuanzuo was frowning at the martial arts chariots outside the low wall.

He knew something like a Wugang chariot, which was a chariot designed by his nephew Su Wang Zhao Hongrun last year to deal with the Korean cavalry. It had a simple structure, but its power was extraordinary. In front of this Wugang chariot, it was as powerful as a crossbow, and the cavalry almost became

furnishings.

In normal times, Zhao Yuanzuo, the king of Nanliang, would not mind a few words of praise, but what is embarrassing is that this Wugang chariot invented and designed by his Wei people has now become a weapon for the Korean army to break through the Wei army's defense line - the Korean infantry

This kind of Wugang cart was used to load mud bags and transport them to the low walls, in an attempt to build a slope on the outside of the low walls to facilitate the Korean cavalry to cross these low walls.

This is how Southern Liang King Zhao Yuanzuo's record of "losing two" comes - once the slope is successfully blocked by Korean infantry, his anti-rebellion troops will no longer be able to rely on the advantage of the low wall to withstand the attack of Korean cavalry.

"This 'piece' is almost enough..."

Zhao Yuanzuo, the king of Nanliang, took a breath and murmured.

The "piece" in his mouth refers to the flat land surrounded by low walls. After all, in order to restrict the free movement of Korean cavalry, Su Wang Zhao Hongrun used low walls to divide the "Hundred Miles of Battlefield" into countless areas.

The area is about four or five miles in diameter, while the smaller area is only one or two miles in diameter. This is why Nanliang King Zhao Yuanzuo is still so calm at this moment - it doesn't matter if you lose this position, there are still more behind.

But the problem is that the Korean army has gradually adapted to the rhythm of this kind of positional warfare, and this is the most fatal thing.

I remember that at the beginning, the Korean infantry just rushed forward in a chaotic manner, trying to attack the low wall head-on. As a result, they were beaten to the ground one after another by the Wei army.

But later, the Korean army gradually learned its lesson and shamelessly put the Wugang chariot designed by the Wei people into the battlefield. However, even so, the Wei infantry was still able to repel the Korean army with its own strength.

Until the Han army came up with the tactic of piling up slopes with mud bags, the Wei army was at a loss.

The Korean army's tactics were very simple. They asked the infantry to push Wugang carts to transport a large number of mud bags to the low wall and pile them up into a slope. Then they sent the cavalry to charge, and a position fell into the hands of the Korean army.

Even Zhao Yuanzuo, the king of Nanliang, was at a loss to deal with this almost unsolvable rogue tactic.

He could only lament that he succeeded with Zhao Run and failed with Zhao Run - relying on the low wall built by Zhao Hongrun last year, his anti-rebel army could have defended this hundred-mile battlefield, but because of the Wugang chariot designed by Zhao Hongrun, it was destroyed by the Korean army.

Stealing troops, this positional battle becomes more and more difficult to fight.

Seeing that there was a cavalry group in the direction of the main Korean army that was about to move, Zhao Yuanzuo, the king of Nanliang, immediately ordered: "Give me the order, wait for another moment, and then retreat! Retreat to the next low wall."

"Yes!" The messengers on the left and right immediately left the stronghold and went to the front line to convey the order.

About a quarter of an hour later, the Wei army's main formation heard the sound of golden bells.

Hearing the golden sound that represented retreat, Wei General Meng Luo frowned, with a hint of unwillingness on his face.

However, after taking a look at the slopes piled with mud bags outside the low wall, and then taking a look at the approximately two thousand Korean cavalry lined up in the distance, even if he was no longer willing to give in, he had to admit: this line of defense cannot be defended.

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"withdraw!"

Following Meng Luo's order, the Wei army fought and retreated, retreating towards the low wall in the rear.

During this period, the morale of the Korean troops who saw the retreating Wei army was greatly boosted, and they crossed the low wall to pursue the Mengluo tribe. However, they were forced back by the Mengluo tribe's Wei army with crossbow arrows, and many soldiers were shot to death in vain.

"Xilulu——"

With the sound of horses neighing, groups of Korean cavalry rushed towards the low wall. The horses' hooves stepped on the slopes piled with mud bags and jumped into the low wall.

However, these Korean cavalry did not pursue the Wei army. Firstly, the Wei army in the Mengluo tribe had almost retreated to the next low wall. Secondly, it was getting late.

So, under the unwilling gaze of countless Wei soldiers on the next low wall, groups of Korean infantry loaded the mud bags back into the Wugang carts, and then waved their sledgehammers and hammered the low wall, knocking the

The strong low wall made of cement was demolished.

In terms of mutual casualties, the Wei army naturally had the advantage, but in general, it was obviously the Korean army that regained a position from the Wei army.

However, the commanders of both armies, whether it was Zhao Yuanzuo, the king of Nanliang, or Han Hu, the Duke of Kang, were not satisfied with their own battle situation.

No other reason, just because positional warfare is almost like a battlefield meat grinder. Every positional battle requires both Wei and South Korea to pay huge casualties.

"That's it for today."

Thinking of the same thing in a tacit understanding, Southern Liang King Zhao Yuanzuo and Kang Gong Han Hu each withdrew their troops and waited for another battle tomorrow.

That night, when Zhao Yuanzuo, the king of Nanliang, used a stronghold post as a command post and looked at the map to think about the strategy to repel the Korean army, Daliang sent someone to send the latest battle report - the battle report of several other battlefields.

Perhaps seeing that the Southern Liang King Zhao Yuanzuo was indifferent to the battle reports, the deputy general Pang Huan stepped forward to receive the battle reports and read them one by one.

After a moment, he said with a strange expression: "Your Majesty, over there in Song Dynasty, Shaohu retreated again, and even "Yu County" was lost."

"Oh." Zhao Yuanzuo, the king of Nanliang, responded casually, unmoved.

"My lord, aren't you worried?" Pang Huan frowned and said, "If Yu County is lost, millions of Chu troops will invade Liang County and Kinki! If anything goes wrong, Daliang will..."

After hearing this, Zhao Yuanzuo, the king of Nanliang, raised his head and glanced at Pang Huan, and said calmly: "Don't you and I still know what Lao Wu is capable of? And Shao Hu, his defeat was too simple... This clearly lured the enemy deeper."

"That's true, but isn't it a bit too obvious?... I've heard that Lord Shouling Jingshe is a famous general of Chu, so I'm afraid he will see through King Yu's plan." Pang Huan said with a frown.

Zhao Yuanzuo, the king of Nanliang, thought for a moment and then shook his head.

To be honest, he couldn't guess what King Yu Zhao Yuande was planning.

"Next letter." He ordered.

Pang Huan followed his instructions and opened another battle report. Then, he raised his eyebrows and said, "Hey, the fighting has started in Sanchuan. Zhao Run's son hasn't moved yet, but Sima An has started to kill..."
To be continued...