Huang Zhong led his men and ran all the way, with Sun Jian chasing closely behind him, while Sun Jian's bodyguards followed closely around him.
Nowadays, most generals in charge of the army are extremely concerned about their private soldiers, which are usually the troops of their headquarters. These soldiers will be paid more generously than ordinary soldiers in terms of salary and equipment. Of course, these soldiers are
Their physical strength and skills are also higher than those of ordinary soldiers, and they have higher loyalty to the general, so Sun Jian has more confidence in his soldiers.
After chasing for another two or three miles, Sun Jian gradually caught the horse and ordered the army to start reorganizing their formation.
Han Dang asked on the side: "Lord, why did you stop?"
Sun Jian pointed to the hills and mountains ahead and said: "There are many mountains ahead, and it is very easy to get caught." In front, there were many rolling hills blocking the view, and the deserters of General Huang were fleeing towards the middle of the valley.
When encountering mountains, do not enter, and when encountering forests, do not enter. This is a basic common sense as a general in charge of the army.
It depends on where you are. If it is an endless prairie, it will be no problem to catch up to more than a few dozen miles. However, in a mountainous area, you may be ambushed if you catch up to a few miles.
Although Sun Jian still wanted to snatch the general's flag, the guy escaped too quickly...
Just when Sun Jian was gradually gathering his troops, there was a sudden bang in front of him, and a group of soldiers and horses came out from the valley and began to spread out to the two wings. There was a large flag in the center, inlaid with colorful feathers, which was extremely gorgeous. In the middle of the flag was
Embroidered with the four characters "Jingzhou Governor".
Under the canopy, there is a canopy car, with a general's flag with the character "Liu" in front of it fluttering in the wind. On the canopy car, each person is dressed in heavy brocade clothes, with embroidered satin shining brightly, and a long beard on the car.
Blowing slightly in the wind...
The sudden appearance of soldiers and horses immediately caused a commotion among Sun Jian's soldiers.
Han Dang was startled and said, "There really is an ambush!"
Sun Jian, however, narrowed his eyes and stared closely at the figure on the canopy car in the distance. He turned his head slightly and asked, "Yi Gong, the person in the car...is it Liu Jingsheng?"
Han Dang put up the awning with his hands, looked over, and said: "It's a little far away, so I can't see clearly, but it is said that Liu Jingzhou is eight feet long, has a great appearance, and has a beautiful beard... this..."
Han Dang said, and suddenly looked at each other with Sun Jian. If it was really Liu Biao, then he would be a big fish!
Sun Jian grabbed the reins of Han Dang's horse and whispered a few instructions to Han Dang. Han Dang suddenly understood, turned the horse's head and quietly retreated.
Sun Jian ordered that his private soldiers be spread out horizontally and hide other soldiers behind them. After seeing Han Dang's figure gradually being covered up, he sent his soldiers forward to shout.
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Fei Qian was a little worried about his fake beard, and he also wore a brocade robe on top of his armor. It was inevitably a bit hot. If he sweated too much, the adhesive would inevitably come loose...
Fei Qian suddenly figured out why Zhuge Liang used a feather fan to fan the cool breeze in the middle of winter - the more you wear, the hotter you get, with a layer of hemp inside, a layer of armor in the middle, and another layer outside.
Wearing a layer of brocade robe, it's airtight and sweating profusely. How can we not cool down with a feather fan?
Ahem...
But this Sun Jian is obviously not easy to deal with...
As expected, he was indeed a fierce general in the early Three Kingdoms period and had extremely rich combat experience. Is it really not an easy task to ambush this Sun Jian?
But it's not a big problem. Fei Qian's equipment was prepared just for this. Of course, if Sun Jian was as stupid as if he had water in his head and rushed into the ambush, he would have saved himself a lot of trouble.
But now...
Sure enough, most of the stories in the novels were lies, but fortunately I didn't believe them.
Fei Qian cursed in his heart: As a general and the leader of an army, he would personally pursue a small group of troops who were obviously breaking out to ask for help? And he only brought thirty cavalry with him, and then plunged into it no matter what the terrain was...
This, well, can only be ignored.
Moreover, even if Sun Jian's IQ is temporarily offline, where is Cheng Pu? Where is Huang Gai? Where is Han Dang? These thugs are sleeping in the camp and let the boss personally take charge of the battle?
The boss must have the reputation of a boss, or at least pretend to be like that...
It's this beard that looks awkward no matter how you look at it. Fortunately, you only need to look at it from a distance, otherwise it will definitely look awkward if you get close.
Since he wants to trick someone, he naturally has to consider the problem from that person's point of view. Does Sun Jian want to beat Jing Xiang like mud, chaos and brokenness?
Definitely not, otherwise they would have already attacked Wubao, a generation of rural nobles and nobles along the way. Moreover, according to what Fei Qian learned from Liu Biao and Cai Xi, in fact, there is no strong tendency in the Jingxiang area.
In other words, anyone can come, as long as this person can take advantage and has the reputation of righteousness...
Therefore, Sun Jian's first target is definitely Liu Biao. For Sun Jian, as long as he kills Liu Biao, everything will be fine!
Therefore, when the disguised Liu Biao appeared in front of Sun Jian, even if Sun Jian had doubts, he would subconsciously choose to believe it first and test it out...
Sure enough, while Sun Jian suppressed his position and rectified his troops, he excluded the soldiers and shouted, saying that Sun Jian came in the name of sharing the country's worries, which showed that Liu Biao's control of the Jingxiang land was not widely recognized by the Han Dynasty.
and support, it is an illegal occupation, and I am just here to bring order to the chaos...
Naturally, Fei Qian also sent soldiers with loud voices to first declare his upright political position as the governor of Jingzhou and his absolute sovereignty over the Jingxiang land, then strongly condemned Sun Jian's illegal invasion, and finally asked Sun Jian to quickly evacuate the Jingzhou area...
All well said.
Fei Qian and Sun Jian were far away from the soldiers, and then smiled in unison. Then both of them knew that when they can BB, they must not do it, and when they can do it, they will never do it again...
Sun Jian took advantage of Fei Qian's troops before they were fully deployed, so he was caught off guard and ordered his soldiers to rush forward suddenly.
Fei Qian quickly ordered the infantry in the front line to go forward to fight, but something strange happened...
I don't know whether it was because Sun Jian's soldiers' hands and feet became weak after running for several miles, or because his own soldiers were so brave that they beat Sun Jian's infantry back repeatedly, without even half a stick of incense. Sun Jian's entire formation was like this.
It was a little scattered, and then people started to run away sporadically...
Not long after, Sun Jian's entire military line collapsed, implicating Sun Jian's central troops, and then they turned around and ran away...
This almost sudden situation made Fei Qian a little stunned. Why did Sun Jian run away now?
What about being unyielding and unyielding?
Where is the promised Jiangdong Tiger?
It feels like my laptop is about to explode because of the heat...
Is this considered a force majeure factor?
The author is thinking about pouring some water on it to cool down...
