After several internal struggles, Sun Fu finally listened to the advice of military advisor Liu Dun and decided to abandon Luling and lead his army back east.
Although Zhuge Liang's army was dozens of miles away at this time, Wang Jiang's army was stationed in the south of the city. The other party would not let them leave easily. Once they were attacked when they evacuated, the consequences would be disastrous.
Sun Fu paced back and forth in the hall. After a while, he summoned his trusted generals and asked them to spend a lot of money to recruit hundreds of brave men to raid the enemy camp before dawn tomorrow to buy time for the army to evacuate.
General Buqu was originally a refugee from the north and had been favored by Sun Fu since he joined Sun Fu. Therefore, he still accepted the order resolutely even though he knew that there was a near chance of death in this mission.
The next day, at the dawn of the day, Sun Fu's generals and more than 400 brave men finished their meal, wine and meat, bid farewell to Sun Fu, sneaked out from the west gate of the city, and took advantage of the cover of night to make a roundabout way to the king's army camp in the south of the city.
Wangjiang's army has always been good at making surprise changes. Knowing that Zhuge Liang's army was about to arrive, he was naturally on guard against Sun Fu jumping over the wall or abandoning the city to escape. Therefore, Sun Jun's men who dared to die sneaked to the gate of the military camp and were discovered by the sergeants keeping watch at night.
When Sun Fu's generals saw this, they did not hesitate and took the lead. They led hundreds of daredevils across the chasm, broke open the gates, and poured into the camp. They charged wildly and set fire to the camp.
There are many barbarian soldiers in Wangjiang's army. Although these barbarian soldiers are skillful and good at fighting, they are still at home and free and loose. Now they are far away from their homeland, and they were attacked at night, and they immediately fell into chaos. The Han soldiers were inevitably affected, and some of them started to fall into chaos.
The formation failed to effectively block Sun Jun's death-defying assault.
Wang Jiang was awakened by the loud shouts of killing in his sleep. He jumped up from the couch, rushed out of the tent with bare feet, and looked at the source of the sound. He saw that the front camp was in chaos, with shouts of killing, and tragic.
The cries were intertwined and soared into the sky. In an instant, fire was everywhere.
Wang Jiang's face was horribly gloomy. At this moment, he wanted to cut Ou Jing, who was responsible for the defense of the front camp, into pieces to vent his hatred.
Wang Jiang originally had no intention of using Qu Jing, but Qu Jing wanted to be demoted to the generals and wanted to make great contributions, so he asked himself to be the front guard. Wang Jiang saw that he took the initiative to ask for military service and could not refuse, so he specially warned him to be careful.
Sun Fu's night attack. After all, it was Wang Jiang's night attack that defeated Ou Jing and Zhang Jin at the foot of Yulin City.
Obviously, Ou Jing turned a deaf ear to his words and did not learn from the previous lesson. He deployed his defenses hastily, so that the enemy easily broke into the camp and caused a riot. Damn it!
Wang Jiang suppressed his hatred and urgently transferred an elite battalion from the Chinese Army to the front camp to support him.
Wangjiang's central army was composed of elite soldiers who had fought hundreds of battles. They were well equipped with armor and stomach, well-equipped with weapons, and were adept at fighting. After arriving at the front camp, they quickly curbed Sun Jun's daring offensive.
General Sun Fu saw that the arriving reinforcements were in a tight formation, as solid as a rock, and could not move. They immediately changed direction and attacked in all directions.
Although Sun Jun's dare was stopped and the threat was greatly reduced, the chaos continued.
Soon after Sun Fu dared to die and left the city, he gathered his troops and moved his family to the north of the city. There was a war in the south. Sun Fu immediately led the team, sneaked out of the north gate, and fled eastward as quickly as possible.
In order to escape smoothly, Sun Fu deliberately left a dozen of his close associates behind. When the team had gone far, he set fire to granaries, treasuries, official residences and other city facilities to delay the enemy's advance.
At sunrise, the commotion in the front camp finally settled and completely subsided. Sun Jun's attackers were killed and no one was spared. However, there was no joy on Wang Jiang's face, and his eyes were so sinister that it made people shudder.
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As a result of this night attack, hundreds of our own soldiers were killed or wounded. Since Wang Jiang led his army into Luling, he has played triumphant songs and been invincible. He has never suffered such a heavy loss.
Secondly, Wang Jiang had received the news of Sun Fu's escape, which made him feel even more humiliated. Even if he captured Luling County without a bloody battle, he could not be happy.
How could Wang Jiang tolerate Sun Fu escaping under his nose? Just as he was about to select his elite troops to launch the pursuit, unexpectedly a fire broke out in Luling City.
Although Wang Jiang knew that this was Sun Fu's trick, he had to give up the idea of leading his troops to pursue him personally and instead went into the city to put out the fire first.
Of course, Wang Jiang would not let Sun Fu go just like that. He decided to give Ou Jing one last chance and ordered him to lead his troops to pursue Sun Fu. If he could kill Sun Fu, his merits and demerits would be offset. If he failed again, he would give up.
Blame him for being ruthless.
Ou Jing was very aware of Wang Jiang's character. Due to his own negligence, he was attacked by the enemy and was almost defeated. Ten heads were not enough for such a mistake. Unexpectedly, Wang Jiang did not blame him and was still willing to give him a chance.
, asking him to take advantage of his crime and perform meritorious service, Ou Jing couldn't help but be overjoyed, and vowed to take Sun Fu's head and offer it to Wang Jiang.
Without further ado, Ou Jing immediately retreated, quickly summoned his troops and launched a pursuit.
District Jing was riding on his horse. He was blown by the cold morning wind and slowly calmed down. His joy dissipated and worries returned. Sun Fu had been away for more than an hour. According to the speed at which he was escaping, he was probably not far from the Gan River at this time.
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In other words, by the time he led his troops to the Ganshui River, Sun Fu would most likely have safely crossed the Ganshui River. By then, Sun Fu would only need to leave a small number of troops on the east bank of the Ganshui River, which would be enough to block his pursuit.
pace.
It is said that our army had been marching by land and water until they reached Xixiang, then they abandoned their ships and went ashore and walked to the foot of Luling City. If our ships were still there, Sun Fu would not have had the chance to cross the river.
Ou Jing sighed repeatedly, and in a hurry, he kept urging his troops to speed up the march.
After walking for seven or eight miles, there was a faint sound of thunder coming from the sky and the earth. District Jing couldn't help but be stunned. He listened carefully. This time he heard it clearly. This was not the sound of thunder. It was the momentum caused by a large group of cavalry charging.
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No need to ask, it must be the cavalry in Zhuge's army. Ou Jing immediately turned from worry to joy, laughed wildly, and at the same time ordered the whole army to advance at full speed.
By the time Qu Jing led his troops to run ten miles and arrived at the Ganshui River, the war was nearing its end.
Soon after Sun Fu started to cross the river with thousands of military records and family records, he was attacked by cavalry led by Cai Sheng and Liu Liang.
Thousands of cavalry came overwhelmingly, and Sun Fu had no time to make arrangements. The entire line of defense was completely overwhelmed. Thousands of unarmed soldiers hiding in the formation were directly exposed to the iron hoofs of the cavalry.
With the collapse of the family and the chaos, the soldiers also lost their fighting spirit. The war has no suspense now, only one-sided massacre...
Sun Fu watched helplessly as the enemy cavalry slaughtered his tribe and family members. He was so angry that his eyes were about to burst and he almost wanted to vomit blood. He hated that he had fallen into Zhuge Liang's trick. If he had known this, he might as well have defended Luling!
Sun Fu is not a cowardly person. Back then, he also resisted Yuan Shu, bound Zulang, and defeated Liu Xun. He took the lead and made outstanding military exploits. Although he is in a desperate situation now, he still dares to leap on his horse and cross his spear to fight in person.
However, the battle lasted for a long time, and there were only a few casualties on both sides. Sun Fu was also wounded several times and fell into the Gan River. Fortunately, his beloved horse Shenjun jumped into the water and Sun Fu pulled the horse's tail with his hand to escape.