The military law of the Tang army is very strict, so even if Shi Lei and Su Dingfang are very familiar, the two armies must register and pass on the crossroads when they join the formation. Only after approval can they really go to the same place.

It is precisely because of such strict military discipline that the Tang Dynasty had the confidence to fight with the ****** who still had more than 100,000 people who controlled the string, and fought such a war that was related to the destiny of the country.

Just compared to personal bravery and ferocity, these Tang Dynasty soldiers composed of good families are mainly wealthy peasants and children of middle and lower-level officials. They are definitely not as good as Turks who grew up on horseback and have wolves as their totems.

They all grew up in cruel struggles, not only fighting against the sky and the earth, but also fighting against people. Those who are weak or not cruel enough have been eliminated by this grassland, and those who can stay can be regarded as powerful warriors.

However, the Tang Dynasty had strict military punishments and had no mercy, but it was never discounted when rewarding, which drove these soldiers to truly die and move forward bravely.

For example, as the main force that raided *******, the real construction of the cavalry team of the Tang Dynasty began in the Zhenguan year.

In order to make up for the lack of combat power, the Tang army specifically stipulated that each team must have a special military flag. Once the war begins, the whole team will follow the military flag to fight.

If the flag head is killed, its body will be regained and it will be spared from death. If the body is not regained, all soldiers under the flag will be executed.

If defeated by the enemy, the army flag and snare drum will be lost and the whole team will be executed.

In a specific battle, if someone has already bowed and is still looking back, the teammates behind him can be executed immediately.

Of course, the reward is also generous enough. If you die in battle, your family will definitely be treated with preferential treatment. The injured person will also be rewarded. The heavier the injury, the higher the reward.

In battle, all excellent performances such as rescuing injured comrades, killing enemy troops, seizing military flags, and defeating enemy fronts are rewarded.

After each battle, all captured property, captives, livestock, etc. must be distributed equally to all participants.

With such a policy, many volunteers are indispensable in every battle. They take the whole set of things to do in battle, go to the battlefield to win a wife and a son, or simply go for the spoils.

With such a military law hanging high above his head, Su Dingfang and Shi Lei and others would not have much greeting in the future, and they just commanded the team to set off.

The army lost its time and could not reach the prescribed location on time. However, even if the generals along the way were to behead him, military law would not be dealt with. Shi Lei and the others naturally did not dare to delay, and it was just right to go to Li Jing's central army to quickly join Li Jing's central army.

At this start, the gap between the two teams was very clear. While moving forward quickly, Shi Lei and his teams maintained a strange rhythm, and the speed had not changed much.

Moreover, it seems that both the knights and the mounts give people a feeling of ease. Even after a day of bumpyness, it seems that there is no impact on these people and horses, and even their speed has not changed much from beginning to end.

On the other hand, Su Dingfang showed a clear gap between his subordinates and ordinary soldiers, and was incomparable to Shi Lei's side.

Moreover, when they moved forward, the speed ahead was relatively fast, and when the people and horses were tired, the speed inevitably slowed down. After changing to a spare war horse, the speed could be slightly increased, and this was repeated.

At first, Su Dingfang thought that the difference in equipment between the two sides was entirely due to this impact, and even had the idea of ​​relying on high-ranking officials and ordering Shi Lei and others to contribute some mounts to others for a while to ride them to increase the speed of others.

However, before the army began to assemble, Shi Lei knew that Su Dingfang would be his direct boss, so he sent several sets of armor and swords early on. What Su Dingfang could wear was the star iron armor made by Shi Lei's family.

The hand of the person holding him is so short that he will definitely be embarrassed to say it out loud if he asks such an excessive request.

After getting over this little greed, Su Dingfang calmed down and observed Shi Lei and the others' performance, and found that things were not as simple as he imagined.

It is not just because Shi Lei and his team are particularly excellent that they can perform like this, but the strange rhythm they maintain is completely different from the way ordinary cavalry travel.

Su Dingfang was not a shy person either. He asked him without shame, so he simply opened his mouth to ask Shi Lei.

Shi Lei was not stingy with this skill of riding horses. Since it has proved that this thing is useful, the sooner it became popular among the cavalry of the Tang Dynasty, the more beneficial it would be for the cavalry of the Tang Dynasty to improve its strength, and even it would have a positive effect on the war that was about to begin.

The two leaders here exchanged happily, and the friendly interactions between their subordinates over there were no end.

The soldiers are more direct than Shi Lei and the others. What should I do if I don’t feel good about the way Shi Lei’s men piled up equipment? If I don’t agree, let’s do it.

Anyway, when you can do it, try to keep it as little as possible. As for reasoning, it should be done after swinging your fists.

After the friendly exchange between the two sides ended, Shi Lei's merchants took Jiannan Shaochun out. When they drank the fighting wine, Su Dingfang's subordinates who were beaten to the point of bruised face immediately became calm. The friendship between the two sides was successfully established, and it looked quite solid.

As long as Shi Lei’s men do not get diarrhea on the battlefield, this revolutionary friendship can continue to be maintained.

After receiving Shi Lei's instructions, the guards under his command did not hesitate to share the good things at hand, and they shared what they should share and gave what they should give.

I took all kinds of snacks and compressed dry food out, and after a few glasses of wine, I almost kowtowed and bowed to my hands on both sides.

The guards carefully explained the skills of the rushing horse. These guards and troops only had the word "costume" left to Shi Lei and his men.

After all, they are still rushing to the camp. Although they are harder during the day, they will definitely have to rest at night.

When it is really time to run for a long distance, it is normal to tie yourself to the horse's back and run day and night. Now it's just for adaptive training in advance.

In this way, every night when camping, the interaction and communication between the two sides become more and more lively, and the atmosphere becomes truly harmonious.

Shi Lei's subordinates have strong fists and are generous. If they eat and use better food, they should be divided. If you don't have the ability, you can't blame others.

Without this barrier, only when you really go to the battlefield will both sides cooperate without any mistakes.

While rushing to the road, I tried my horse-drawn skills. The time I spent on this journey was earlier than expected.

After carefully registering and passing it through, under the leadership of Su Dingfang, Shi Lei and his guards also came to the camp where Li Jing's central army was located.

Shi Lei was truly involved in this national war.
Chapter completed!