Although Zhang Buyi looked reluctant on the surface, in fact there was no one more worried than him.

That's right, all this was arranged by him.

When he wanted to retreat, the first person to step up and set the pace was the general he had raised.

As an actor, Zhang Buyi began to really get into the role after playing this scene.

The Hun scouts outside the Great Wall must be dealt with, otherwise they will be like the eyes of the Huns.

No matter where the Han army went, they would follow closely and tell the Huns every move of the Han army.

So, taking advantage of the darkness, Zhang Buyi sent two thousand forbidden troops out of the Great Wall and hid them in the pre-researched positions.

At dawn the next day, the Huns scouts appeared again.

But this time they were not as lucky as before.

He was immediately caught by the imperial guards who had ambushed him in advance.

Scouts don't need too many people. If there are more people, it will be easier to expose them.

The Huns usually formed teams of ten, each with three horses, and then sent dozens of teams to explore different areas.

According to this scale, it actually doesn't take many people to detect a situation within a range of one to two hundred miles. Two to three thousand people are enough.

The unsuspecting Huns scouts were caught off guard by the Forbidden Army. Since they were surrounded, they couldn't even find a chance to escape.

And I saw that the imperial troops who had gone out to ambush had already withdrawn their troops.

Zhang Buyi, who was standing at the pass, waved his hand: "Send troops!"

The 80,000 cavalrymen who had been prepared began to leave the border in an orderly manner.

Of course, the total strength of the troops was more than 80,000, so Zhang Buyi could not take them all away, so he still left several thousand cavalry to guard the home.

Otherwise, it would be absolutely impossible to defend the city with just the 2,600 city defense troops, and besides, their mission here is just to collect food.

"General, at our speed...I'm afraid that by the time we arrive, the Huns will have almost run away..." Zhang Ao found Zhang Buyi who was among the army with a face full of despair.

Well, even though he came out, he still hasn’t changed his timid nature.

There are still Huo people under the general flag, while Zhang Buyi is hiding among the imperial troops.

Okay, just hide, you are the general, you have the final say, as long as you come out.

but……

For a cavalry unit, it can march forty miles in one day without taking more than one step.

what does that mean?

Zhang Ao can even guess what Han Xin will say when he comes back?

This Han cavalry led by Zhang Buyi has completely lost the face of the Han cavalry.

When the cavalry goes out to attack, you can't cover eighty, ninety or hundreds of miles in a day. How dare you say you are a cavalry person?

Even though the weather conditions were extremely unsatisfactory at the beginning of Guan Ying and Han Xin's army's expedition, they still traveled fifty or sixty miles in one day.

After the weather got warmer, marching a hundred miles a day was just a normal march. At critical moments, there was even a record of marching a hundred and fifty miles a day.

Therefore, compared with Han Xin and others, the army under Zhang Buyi is just for showing off, paddling, and drying salted fish!

"What's this speed?" Zhang Buyi glanced at Zhang Ao.

"General, the army has already set off, and the scouts have already gone hundreds of miles in front of us. They have also had frequent contact with the Huns' scouts, and have basically determined their scope of activities. At this time, we should speed up.

The only thing is to rush forward and try to entangle the Huns before they react. By marching so slowly, no matter how slow the Huns react, they can still react before we arrive. After all, a large number of Han troops suddenly appeared around us.

Scout, this is not a normal thing!" Zhang Ao explained patiently.

Well, maybe Zhang Buyi is not good at leading troops in battle.

like……

Is this his first time leading an army alone?

It seems that the Forbidden Army has never fought alone, right?

But a high-ranking official would crush anyone to death, let alone Zhang Buyi, a general of the Imperial Guard?

It was conferred and appointed by the emperor himself, so Zhang Ao had to explain it to him in a good voice and persuade him to do good.

"Are you the general or am I the general?" Zhang Buyi asked calmly.

"You...you are the general..." Zhang Ao had black lines all over his head.

"You still know that I am a general? Do you know more than me, a general?" Zhang Buyi said sarcastically.

"...No...I dare not..." Zhang Ao wished he could turn around and leave.

I've come to give you advice in a low voice. It's not your fault that you don't understand. It's your fault that you can't even listen to what you're saying.

If you damn girl really knew how to fight, you would have sent out troops long ago.

In Zhang Ao's view, Zhang Buyi has wasted a lot of fighter planes now.

But at this last critical moment, he didn't even know how to repent and seized the last opportunity to make up for the missed opportunity.

Forget it if you don’t change, but you keep showing off your official power in front of me. If Zhang Buyi hadn’t been personally appointed by the emperor, I would have killed you, you bastard.

The great military exploits were just gone...

The brothers were yelling anxiously and looking eager to make a contribution. How should I explain to them...

When fighting in the army, whether a general can win or not is one thing. Regardless of whether he wins or loses, he still has a chance.

Now Zhang Ao doesn't even have a chance to fight. If he waits until those brothers who went on an expedition come back, he will be in a terrible situation in the future. I'm sure whoever follows him will be depressed.

However, Zhang Buyi didn't care what Zhang Ao was thinking, and there was no need to care what he thought.

Does it have anything to do with myself?

of course not!

Do you think you, the cavalry, are the only ones who can't fight?

Haha, to tell you the truth, the Forbidden Army has no fight!

Just asking if you are afraid?

Of course, Zhang Buyi would not say these words because he was afraid that he would not be able to return to Luoyang.

He cleared his throat and said seriously: "If you don't dare, why do you have so many words? Don't I, the general, have any arrangements? Don't I, the general, know what to do? I might as well tell you how to fight this battle.

No one knows better than this general! Listen clearly, no one knows!"

"No..." Zhang Ao had some anger on his face, but he left unwillingly.

Zhang Ao's painstaking efforts along the way were all in vain. In terms of the overall combat strategy, there was no such thing as a head-on confrontation.

Unless it was an encounter, of course, Wang Buxeng did not clearly stipulate what Zhang Buyi must do.

In fact, whether it was for generals like Guan Ying and Han Xin who had the ability to lead troops on their own, or for newcomers like Zhang Buyi, Wang Buxu's conditions and trust were the same.

It is up to them to decide what to do on the battlefield.

Today's Dahan is a great time for trial and error, and it is a period of rapid development for integration, consolidation, experience, and development.

If we don't make some mistakes during this period, then these mistakes will appear in the future comprehensive attack.

And when that time came, the loss was obviously not something Wang Buxu could accept.

"General, are you really not afraid that the Huns will escape? Once your plan succeeds, the Huns will have to shed their skin even if they don't die. Although it is not a battle, it is better than a battle. This is..." Huben Camp General Chai Wuye

He also looked at Zhang Buyi with some reluctance.

"Just run away! At worst, we can just wait for the main force of the Huns to come back. Fighting or not is just a cloud. Isn't life pleasant?" Zhang Buyi replied lazily.

"General, in fact, we can speed up a bit, or we should have asked the scouts to shrink the scope beforehand. The scouts in front have all come into contact with the Huns, and the army is still hundreds of miles away. This is a big deal..."

Chai Wu continued.

This arrangement seemed to him the most unreasonable. How could any scout go hundreds of miles away to fight the enemy first?

Unless you can guarantee that the army will rush over within two days, this progress is obviously impossible.

If the army wants to pass, it will take at least five days or more, and this is still an extremely ideal situation.

Chai Wu even thought that it would be good if they could get there within ten days.

"Why, are you anxious too?" Zhang Buyi looked at Chai Wu, who was much older than him, a little surprised.

"No, I just feel that it will be difficult to explain to His Majesty when he asks about it now!" Chai Wu quickly shook his head.

"I know how your majesty should explain it!" Zhang Buyi looked forward. He still valued these generals under his command.

Although the daily communication is not too much, at this time, Zhang Buyi still feels that he should teach them a lesson.

So as not to cause any trouble for yourself when you are on the battlefield.

So he went on to say: "What are the conditions for those cavalry? What are the conditions for us?"

Chai Wu was stunned for a moment, what conditions? What’s the difference?

If we really want to talk about it, the equipment of the Imperial Guard seems to be better, right?

"Don't forget the mission of the Forbidden Army. Although the Forbidden Army is also equipped with war horses and can barely be regarded as a cavalry, riding on horseback does not occupy all of our training. Therefore, comparing the two, the horseback combat capabilities of the Forbidden Army are not as good as those of the cavalry.

."

"You may not know how Han Xin trained these cavalry before, but I, the general, have heard about it. Some people think that life is too hard and they can't persevere, but it's useless if they can't persevere. They can only train as hard as they can during the day and in the same room at night.

People hide in the military camp and secretly wipe their tears."

"Do you think that last year's battle could have been fought without anyone coming? You are too naive. No matter how poorly equipped the Huns are, they are still at the level of kings on the grassland. If it is really as unbearable as some people say,

, then how can the nomadic people become the powerful enemy of Zhu Xia for hundreds of years?"

"One more thing, the standard configuration of their cavalry is light cavalry with three horses per person, and heavy cavalry with five horses per person. What about us? How many miles do you think the horses under our crotches can carry us for a day? What if there is an emergency on the way?

What to do? All dismount and fight on foot?"
Chapter completed!