Wang Jian was also steady and calmly commanded the 600,000 Qin troops and attacked various important places in batches.

The two famous generals use Longshan as a chessboard, attack and defend each other, and the old masters will hold on and do not give the other party a chance to win.

"The opponent is Wu Qi, and he has to be careful. Every step must be carefully considered, otherwise there will be flaws. It was the opportunity to deal with Li Mu and Xiang Yan to defeat the enemy by defending and fighting."

Wang Jian stood on the Qin chariot and commanded the 600,000 Qin troops. Thinking of Wu Qi, who was similar to his style, Wang Jian was full of energy.

The two of them have very similar military styles, and they are both stable generals.

Wu Qi was undefeated in his life, and Wang Jian managed to defeat famous generals Li Mu and Xiang Yan, both of whom were extremely powerful generals.

Neither of them would expose their weaknesses to each other. Wu Qi would find a chance if he wanted to send cavalry to attack by detour, because Wang Jian was too stable and had sent troops to block the various sheep paths in Longshan.

The result of the fight between two steady famous players is that it is quite stalemate.

King Zheng of Qin stood on his sword with both hands and looked at the millions of troops fighting at the foot of the mountain with a serious expression.

He was very dissatisfied with this result.

The Qin army swept through the six countries in Guandong, like the autumn wind sweeping away fallen leaves. This stalemate situation is not common.

Qin destroyed the six kingdoms and only encountered two setbacks. One was Li Mu, a famous general of Zhao who was difficult to distinguish with Wang Jian, and the other was Xiang Yan, a famous general of Chu who defeated Li Xin.

King Zheng of Qin couldn't help but think of Li Mu, the Zhao State. That guy's talent was no less than Wang Jian, and Qin State still used the divisive strategy to get rid of Li Mu.

Now the one who blocks the 600,000 Qin army is the military strategist Wu Qi, which is even more difficult than Li Mu.

Under the influence of Wu Qi's legion talent "Military Way", all Xia soldiers obtained three additional military characteristics, which greatly improved.

"Wang Jian, I entrusted you with a 600,000 army, not to be blocked in Longshan, but to annex Guanzhong."

"When necessary, you and I will attack and defeat Wu Qi!"

King Zheng of Qin had a terrifying spiritual talent, and he urged Wang Jian.

Wang Jian was patient and flirted with Wu Qi, but King Zheng of Qin was already eager to sweep away the heroes.
Chapter completed!