.Huan Wen was about to go crazy, his voice was hoarse. The personal guards who conveyed the orders were chopped to the ground after a little slower movement. After a while, the four personal guards lost their lives inexplicably.&&

Others learned to learn their lesson, three feet away from him, and listened carefully to his vague words with their ears. Some of them ran away before they could understand, and they didn't dare to ask, for fear that he would slash with a sword and the guys who were eating would be gone; they would keep this thing and think about it while walking.

There were 20,000 defenders, and 10,000 were staying at the city and did not dare to move, for fear that the Northern Mansion Army would suddenly appear to attack the city. They had forgotten that there was a natural danger between the Yangtze River and that the Northern Mansion Army would not fly across the river to attack the city even if they had great skills.

Another 1,000 soldiers were shot and killed by Huan Wen himself, and 400 were killed by Han Mu and others. Half of the remaining 8,000 soldiers gathered in Nancheng. The blind men saw the group of people heading south, so Nancheng was naturally the focus of searching.

Under the leadership of several deputy generals, every grass and tree in the south city was overturned to the sky. The forest where Han Mu and the others just stayed was surrounded by a large army after half an hour. Five or six thousand people conducted a carpet-style search in the area within a radius of five miles, and the ground was paved with a layer.

Han Mu and others hid under a stone bridge. Listening to the sound of horse hooves on both sides of the shore, the sound of rumbling boxes and cabinets, and the footsteps running around the bridge, they were busy and excited. Everyone looked at each other and began to sneak up quickly against the water plants.

Not far ahead is the west gate. The river flows out of the city, but there are thick wooden fences under the city walls, and hundreds of soldiers are guarding them on both sides of the fences. As per the rules, people are stationed in the entrances and exits of the rivers in the city, which is to prevent the enemy from diving into the city. There are also fine generals who will fill the soil and block the entrances and exits at the entrances and exits during the war, preventing the enemy from building dams and flooding the city, or poisoning them in the air, sending people to trample them, etc.

But Huan Wen and others naturally would not do it, because Wuhu City didn't need to do this at all. The Yangtze River was in danger. If you couldn't even stop this, the enemy would not need to use other methods. What can Wuhu City's fragile walls and shallow and narrow moat block?

But Han Mu and the others would never dare to disturb the guards at this time. The current defenders in the city were a group of hornets, but they could not be provoked. If you stab them, you would definitely come and fight to the death. Even if you don’t kill you, you would stare at them with your eyes and stare at them to death.

A little far from the exit, everyone was rushing to the shore. As soon as the river grass on the head was thrown away, the sound of horse hooves and footsteps sounded in the south. It seemed that the search in the south city was not successful, and the goal was to expand to the west and northeast.

Without further ado, everyone ran alleys in the alleys of the house. When they met several teams of soldiers who were unknown to the truth, they went to chop without saying a word. The crossbow killed people very quickly, and they threw down all the bodies, but the whereabouts of the corpses were exposed. When everyone arrived at the lotus pond in the northwest corner, a large army surrounded them, and the soldiers from the city wall gathered to the northwest corner. Everyone thought to themselves: "It's a big mess now that they can block the survivors, but it's weird if they can run away."

The wet footsteps of the group of people came to an abrupt end when they reached the lotus pond; everyone did not dare to move, and hurriedly informed the Grand Sima that the city walls also arrived at the northwest corner at this time, holding a torch, bent its bow and arrow at the green Heyou swaying in the lotus pond...

Han Mu hummed a small song and sat at the bow of the boat looking back at the dusty Wuhu City. The grain piles were probably burned until noon today. It was really painful to say that 300,000 stones of grain were burned, which was enough for a hundred thousand troops to eat for half a year. Unfortunately, they couldn't take it away and could not eat it. Seeing that the grain could not be eaten in his stomach, burning it was also an option;

It was like watching someone else's beautiful wife having an affair with someone, but she couldn't do it, so she kept exposing the matter.

If I can't get it, you don't want to get it.

Of course, Han Mu burned grain purely for the sake of the overall situation. If the granary was destroyed, the balance of the battle would quickly tilt towards Han Mu. This was the key and fatal point of the battle. If Huan Chong knew it, he might have set off this morning.

When they arrived at the north shore, everyone abandoned their boats and landed on the shore. They pulled out the prepared horses in the woods, and quickly rode their horses to Chaohu City.

:Don't waste red tickets, comrades. The update is a little later, about nine o'clock.
Chapter completed!