What does Feng Shui mean? Just like the current situation between Di Lie and Han Chang.

Last night, Han Chang led a cavalry to chase Di Lie to the sky without a way, but today, Han Chang was driven to the ground by Di Lie to nowhere.

Han Chang originally had more than a dozen elite cavalrymen scattered in the other direction of Hutu Mountain to search, but in a panic, he didn't care about gathering the cavalry team. Anyway, it would be difficult to stop this perverted opponent's attack, so it would be better to hurry up and run.

Di Lie and the other two were already one step slower, and they led their horses to collect enemy supplies. When they chased to the foot of the mountain, they saw Han Chang from afar, running three horses faster than rabbits. What's even more annoying was that Han Chang dispersed all the horses. If Di Lie wanted to chase the horses back, he would have run away.

Unable to do so, Di Lie had to ride one horse by himself, while the two women rode another horse together.

One side is three riders, and the other side is three riders, and the other side is three riders. The result of this pursuit can be imagined. In less than half an hour, Han Chang's figure disappeared on the vast horizon. However, Di Lie was not depressed. He was also a veteran in tracing the tracking. The traces of the three horses and twelve hooves were still very clear. As long as the trace was locked, Han Chang would not be able to escape.

Han Chang's escape was northwest, which is understandable. At this time, he could be thrown into the trap by himself. Only by going west can he escape far away from the encirclement of the Tianzhu Army.

Di Lie was really embarrassed. On the one hand, he was concerned about the Taiyuan war, but on the other hand, he was unwilling to lose the big sniper. If nothing unexpected happens, the dust should have been settled. Now he, the military leader, is needed to take charge of the overall situation, but at this time, others are missing.

Di Lie estimated in his heart that from launching the general attack last night to gradually taking over the outer city of Taiyuan and the sub-city, then sweeping away the remaining enemies, taking over military land and various materials. Even if he is not there, Ling Yuan, Yang Zaixing and others can handle all these things. However, no matter how hard he doesn't show up, it will only be three days at most. In other words, it must be recaptured within three days. Otherwise, it will be very troublesome.

Di Lie knew about the destination of Han Chang's escape. The most likely thing was to escape to Shizhou. Shizhou was adjacent to Taiyuan, with Hugong Mountain in the north, Lishi Fortress in the south, and Chihongshui in the west. It formed a dangerous and important area surrounded by three sides, which was an important barrier for the Taiyuan Jin army to defend against the "Zhejia Army" in the northwest of the Song State.

If the Tianzhu Army successfully conquered Taiyuan, it would definitely attack Shizhou next. This would be the only way to establish a strategic depth west of Taiyuan. Based on the importance of Shizhou, Di Lie also had some understanding of the situation and terrain of Shizhou. At present, there were not many Jin troops in Shizhou, but they were only a few thousand years old. The guard general Wu Hu was a brave but not a resourceful guy. As long as the Tianzhu Army sent a main brigade, it would be fine to attack Shizhou, but if he broke into Shizhou alone, he would be despised. Therefore, Han Chang must not be allowed to enter Shizhou.

Han Chang had the advantage of being a backup horse, superb riding skills and taking the lead, while Di Lie had the advantage of being familiar with the terrain. The survey team of the Tianzhu Army conducted an investigation of the northwest terrain just in Chihongshui and Lishishui. The terrain of this area was completely imprinted in Di Lie's mind. He knew the nearest road to Shizhou. Looking at the direction of Han Chang's escape, he obviously didn't know that there was this short road.

Sure enough, the three of them rode slowly, and within an hour, they saw Han Chang's figure from afar. Similarly, Han Chang also saw them, obviously very surprised, so he quickly whipped them up and soon threw them away.

Di Lie was confident, but instead of rushing to chase him, he stopped to have lunch. Ye Dieer and Zhao Yuqian originally wanted to watch the battle and pick up Di Lie, but they didn't expect such a big mistake. As a result, they brought enough guns, ammunition and other things, but there was almost no food. Fortunately, in Hutushan, the three of them killed more than twenty Jin soldiers. These Jin soldiers had some dry food on them. Not to mention the more, they would support three people and two, and it would be fine for three days.

After lunch, I continued on the road, crossed a winding and deep canyon south, and in the afternoon, I intercepted Han Chang again. This time, I blocked Han Chang's route to Shizhou, forcing Han Chang to turn north and circle around.

As a result, Han Chang, who was walking on the back of the two sides, was repeatedly intercepted by Di Lie, who was walking on the back of the bow of the back of the bow, and his advantage of the fast horse spirit cavalry was constantly disintegrated. In this case, Han Chang finally realized that the other party was much more familiar with the terrain than himself, and it was almost impossible to enter Shizhou in front. In desperation, he swung a shot, crossed the Chihong River, abandoned Shizhou and fled southwest.

Han Chang's move was a coincidence, because after passing the Chihongshui, Di Lie's understanding of the terrain dropped to the same level as Han Chang. Seeing Han Chang running farther and farther, Di Lie felt a sense of powerlessness in his heart driving a tractor to chase the Audi. But Di Lie would never give up easily. Anyway, one-third of the time he set had only been set. How could he give up easily before the last moment?

The two sides chased and stopped, until the sun set, and the shadow of a city appeared in the distance.

The flying cavalry chased, Yu Dan and Xi, sounded very awesome. If you really did this, you would know how painful it was. Not only was it sweating all over, but both butts were numb, and the bones were almost disintegrating. The horse under the crotch also foamed at the mouth, and the hooves were lame and swollen, and obviously injured.

Di Lie looked at the pale face but gritted his teeth and followed closely, and refused to fall behind. He felt quite apologized in his heart. Even his strong body was a little overwhelmed, and he could imagine how painful the two women were.

"You guys wait a moment, I'll go in front of you to inquire." Di Lie asked the two girls to rest in the forest beside the road for a while, then asked Ye Die'er for a telescope and drove forward.

After a while, Di Lie turned around quickly: "The city of Dinghu is ahead, and it is still in the hands of the Song army. Let's go, while the city gate is not closed yet, we will enter the city."

Zhao Yuqian barely held the tree trunk, plucked the sticky hair on his forehead, and said in a weak voice: "Our Tianzhu Army has not dealt with the Song Army much, I'm afraid it's not safe... I'd better not go into the city."

Di Lie was surprised. Zhao Yuqiang was the princess of the Song royal family. Judging from her words, she actually positioned herself completely on the Tianzhu Army, which was clearly distinguished from the Song family... Is this considered the result of his brainwashing over the past year?

At this time, Ye Die'er also said, "That Han Chang might have entered the city too. Let's go in rashly, just afraid..."

Di Lie smiled bitterly and said, "If that guy enters the city, I'm afraid of him passing by and escaping overnight, then there's no hope... Forget it, don't worry about so many, you two are not suitable for sleeping in the open now, so you can rest when you go into the city. As for whether to chase or return, let's talk about it tomorrow."

At that moment, the three of them wrapped themselves in a garland to cover up their unique and eye-catching military uniforms. Then they threw away some more conspicuous weapons, such as cavalry, bones, and other cards, leaving only bows and arrows and waist knives, and drove the horses along the road toward the Dinghu City in the distance.

Di Lie vented out the turbid air in a cowardly manner, hoping that his worries would be unnecessary.
Chapter completed!