Seeing this, dozens of iron eagle cavalry followed suit. After all, they had received instructions from Yang Quan Jun Ying Bo before the war and knew that General Wu Ji was the number one general under Wei Gongzi Run.

It has to be said that the number one general of the Shang Shui Army was really brave. He rode alone to attack Liuji, the Marquis of Nagqu. No one could stop him along the way. However, when he saw the swords flying and the blood flashing, all the soldiers of the Northern Yan army retreated one after another.

, some had their arms cut off, and some had their heads crushed, it was so miserable.

Seeing this fierce general coming straight towards him from a distance, Quhou Liuji screamed in his heart that something was wrong. He knew that he was no match for the opponent, but he could not abandon his soldiers and run away. He could only grit his teeth and order his soldiers to resist Wu Ji.

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However, in just a short tea time, Wu Ji led hundreds of iron eagle cavalry and still reached Liu Ji.

Seeing this, Quhou Liuji had no choice but to retreat. He grabbed a spear from his bodyguard and waited for Wu Ji to kill him.

Ten steps, five steps, two steps...

Two war horses passed by each other, and a strange depression appeared in Quhou Liuji's abdomen, and he fell to the ground with a thud.

"Damn it! This guy is no ordinary general..."

When he was dying, Quhou Liuji used his last strength and struggled to look at the enemy general who killed him, but saw that the other general casually shook off the blood on the long-handled sword in his hand and looked around, as if looking for the next one.

prey.

The commanding general was killed. It stands to reason that these thousand Beiyan Army infantry would collapse on the spot. However, it turns out that Quhou Liuji's death in battle only caused a blow to the morale of these one thousand Beiyan Army soldiers.

Soon, a supervisor under the command of Quhou Liuji took over the command and continued to encircle these hundreds of iron eagle cavalry.

At this time, another Quhou named Dai Mao also led a thousand Northern Yan troops under his command to attack from the side.

Immediately, Yangquan Jun defeated hundreds of iron eagle cavalry under his command, as if he was in a mire and swamp, sinking step by step.

Even the Donghu cavalry failed to break through the gun wall formation. It was indeed not so easy to break through.

"A surprise attack is a must, not a fight!"

Yangquan Jun Yingbo made a prompt decision and ordered his left and right guards to raise the general's flag high, gathered the iron eagle cavalry, and launched a surprise attack in the direction of the three thousand Northern Yan Army crossbowmen.

He has realized how powerful the infantry of the Northern Yan Army is. If he continues to struggle with them, he and his four to five hundred iron eagle cavalry may be completely overwhelmed by these Korean soldiers.

"Someone will open the way!"

Wu Ji returned to Yangquan Jun Ying Bo and became the sharp spear of this cavalry.

Unfortunately, the Northern Yan Army was more elite than the Handan Army. Although the gun wall defense line was breached, the following soldiers quickly built a defense line again, making the Iron Eagle Cavalry who thought they could easily slaughter them feel extremely uncomfortable.

"This is not the way to go..."

Swinging his sword to kill a Beiyan soldier who tried to sneak attack him, Yangquan Jun Yingba looked around, suddenly pointed at the battlefield in front and said: "General Wu Ji, go there!"

The "there" he was talking about was the frontal battlefield where Li Cang, the general of the Northern Yan Army, personally led 2,000 Northern Yan Army infantry to resist the 8,000 Qin State Chief Ge soldiers.

It has to be said that after seeing the situation on the battlefield, even Yangquan Jun Yingbo was inexplicably shocked: only two thousand soldiers of the Northern Yan Army blocked the eight thousand long-armed soldiers of the Qin Army!

Although Changge Bing can only be regarded as the lowest cannon fodder among the regular army of the Qin State, he is not so weak, right?

Or is it that the Northern Yan army is too powerful?

Yes, the infantry of the Beiyan Army is very powerful, and it is probably not an exaggeration to call it the "Korean First Army".

Just a moment ago, Li Cang, the general of the Northern Yan Army, led more than 2,000 infantrymen and blocked 8,000 Qin Chang Ge soldiers with just two 1,000-man infantry phalanxes.

What's even more incredible is that with two thousand against eight thousand, the soldiers of Li Cang's tribe in the Northern Yan Army on the front battlefield were still able to gain the upper hand.

"'V'!"

A soldier named Beiyan pulled back his spear.

""rise"!"

A Northern Xinjiang soldier once again thrust the spear in his hand forward.

"'V'!"

""rise"!"

"'V'!"

""rise"!"

Under the command of General Li Cang of the Northern Yan Army, Quhou "Gouhui" was seen shouting slogans loudly, commanding the soldiers of the Northern Yan Army under his command, and massacred the Changge soldiers of Qin in an orderly manner.

Whenever the soldiers in the front group of the Northern Yan Army suffered casualties or fell down, the soldiers in the rear group would quickly step in to fill the gap.

Such a tight line of defense caused Qin's Changge soldiers to retreat steadily.

Seeing the fighting postures of Beiyan soldiers from a distance, Wu Ji had some doubts in his eyes.

Because this way of fighting made him feel inexplicably familiar, his Shang Shui Army... no, his infantry of the Wei State adopted this kind of closely linked tactics. Hundreds of soldiers moved in unison, attacking and defending at the same time.

Let the enemy soldiers not have the opportunity to counterattack.

"You actually secretly learned how we, the great Wei Dynasty, train our soldiers..."

Wu Ji couldn't help but feel angry.

Of course, this kind of anger is actually unnecessary. After all, Wei's infantry is so powerful that South Korea is the only one secretly imitating it. What's more, isn't Wei also secretly imitating South Korea's cavalry training methods in an attempt to form an army?

The cavalry?

It is a common thing for countries to steal each other's lessons and learn from each other.

In fact, Wu Ji was not the only one to notice this situation. In the Wei army's main formation, Zhao Hongrun, the commander-in-chief of the Qin and Wei coalition forces, also noticed the strength of Li Cang's troops in the Northern Yan army and frowned deeply.

"It's so similar..." he murmured to himself.

He originally thought that the 8,000 Qin Changge soldiers would not only easily defeat the 2,000 Northern Yan soldiers personally commanded by Li Cang, but they would at least cause heavy casualties to the latter. However, he did not expect that the 8,000 Qin Changge soldiers would at least cause heavy casualties to the Northern Yan army general Li Cang.

The soldiers were defeated by two thousand Northern Yan soldiers.

When did South Korea develop such a powerful infantry?

What surprised Zhao Hongrun even more was that the fighting style of the Beiyan Army was very similar to that of the Wei infantry. This could not be described as just stealing from them, but as if they had learned the charm.

"Feng Ting!"

Zhao Hongrun called in a deep voice.

As soon as he finished speaking, among the cavalry behind him, a Korean general and former Shangdang guard Feng Ting came forward on a war horse. He raised his hands and clasped his fists and asked respectfully: "His Royal Highness, King Su, what are your orders?"

I saw Zhao Hongrun raising his hand and pointing to the battlefield to the north, frowning and asking: "The Beiyan Army in South Korea is the infantry trained by Beiyan Shou Leyi. I remember correctly, right?"

"Indeed." Feng Ting nodded.

Hearing this, Zhao Hongrun frowned and asked, "Le Yi, do you know how we, the great Wei Dynasty, train our infantry?"

Feng Ting chuckled when he heard this, and then realized that he was being disrespectful to His Highness King Su in front of him, so he immediately stopped his smile and said respectfully: "Your Highness King Su, the guardian of Beiyan Leyi, his ancestors were originally from Wei, and it is said that they were still from the Wei state.

...Well, he is a general of the Wei Dynasty, so he naturally understands the method of training infantry in the Wei Dynasty."

Zhao Hongrun was stunned when he heard this. He looked at Feng Ting in surprise and asked, "Seriously? Ancestor Le Yi is actually a general of our great Wei Dynasty?"

"It's absolutely true." Feng Ting nodded and said.

"No wonder……"

Zhao Hongrun murmured to himself that he had just felt that the Beiyan army under Beiyan Shou Leyi was very similar to the infantry of his Wei state. He did not expect that the other party used the same method of training the infantry of their Wei state, so of course they were similar.

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After thinking for a while, Zhao Hongrun asked in confusion: "Since Le Yi understands the method of training infantry in Wei Dynasty, why is the Handan army so weak? Could it be that Le Yi is hiding something secret?"

"Haha." Feng Ting laughed twice and explained: "Your Highness King Su, as far as I know, Le Yi's ancestor once served as the city guard of Shangdang County, and was buried in Shangdang after his death. From then on, Le Yi

The Le Yi family settled down in that area. Later, when Han and Wei fought wars, the city where the Le Yi family lived became part of South Korea... As far as I know, after the Le Yi family was forced to surrender to South Korea at first, they did not receive any attention.

Being targeted by some Koreans, the Le family moved northward. By the time of the generation of Le Yi's biological father "Le Shu", the Le family had withered away, and only Le Shu was under the command of Zhuang Gong Han Geng... Later

Leshu was killed by the Donghu people, and the Leyi family was fortunate enough to be saved by Duke Zhuang Han Geng and promoted to captain. Therefore, Leyi regarded Duke Zhuang as his benefactor..."

After listening to Feng Ting's explanation, Zhao Hongrun realized something: it turned out that Le Yi was only loyal to Duke Zhuang Han Geng. Maybe the ten tycoons of Beiyuan didn't care much about the prosperity and decline of Korea.

"I didn't expect that there was actually a "Wei Army" hidden among the Korean army..."

After making a joke, Zhao Hongrun looked at the battlefield in the middle.

On the battlefield in the middle, I saw that the 40,000 merchant navy troops under his command were divided into four phalanxes of 10,000 people, with infantry in front and crossbowmen in the back. They formed a "field" shape, marching in neat steps, slowly heading towards the opposite north.

The Yan army (Ji Kuo Department) pressed forward.

It has to be said that the slow advance of these 40,000 merchant navy troops doubled the pressure on the Korean army. I don't know how many pairs of eyes were staring at this army that seemed to be a torrent.

Regardless of the slow pace of the Shang Shui Army's advance, this is to put pressure on the Korean Army. After all, fear comes from waiting for the destined fate. When something bad is about to happen, during the period of waiting for it to happen,

It's the most torturous.

Just like the Beiyan Army (Ji Kuo Department) on the opposite side at the moment, they knew that the Shang Shui Army was about to launch an attack on them, but seeing the Shang Shui Army approaching in an orderly manner, the pressure in their hearts more than doubled.

Suddenly, Qin Shaojun raised his hand and pointed to the left wing (south) of the Han army, and whispered: "Ji Run, the Han army's cavalry has moved..."

"Finally I can't hold it any longer... Yanmen Keeper Li Mu."

Zhao Hongrun looked towards the distant south, and saw that in the south, accompanied by a loud roar like thunder, the Yanmen cavalry finally took action and circled southward.

"Send an order to General Wang Ling on the right wing to attack and resist the Yanmen cavalry." Zhao Hongrun said calmly.
To be continued...