The sun sets and the surrounding fields are quiet.
In the dark of night, Huining Guards Commander Fei led his subordinates of 2,000 fine cavalry and 3,000 infantry to rush to Lanzhou. According to reports from the probing horse, Timur's army had already crossed the Yellow River, and the only way forward was to fight with them. The 10,000 Ming troops from the other two guard posts gathered together, gathered 15,000 troops and rushed to Lanzhou, and rushed into Lanzhou City under attack from both inside and outside.
The rendezvous point was Dingxi County, where the area was vast and sparsely populated, so Marshal Xu Da did not station troops in Dingxi. However, the three guards of the Ming Army will join forces in Dingxi this time, and Yu Fei is the Huining Guards Station. According to the route, it is natural for the commander to arrive first.
In the dark night, with the clanging of soldiers' armor, Yu Fei led his army to a dangerous place. They saw a ravine in front of them. If they wanted to move forward, they would have to march through the ravine. Yu Fei had been in battle for a long time, so he had to go to this dangerous area. Deal with it carefully, rein in your horse immediately, and order the whole army to stop.
"Where are the scouts?" Yu Fei looked ahead with bright eyes, and then continued: "Go forward ten miles quickly to find out. If nothing happens, raise a fire from a high place as a signal." Colonel Tabai promised, and led a hundred of his subordinates to ride towards the direction. Galloping forward, along the way, his men were exhausted and his horses were exhausted, so Yu Fei had to order the whole army to rest where they were and set up sentries all around.
In less than half an hour, there was a faint light of fire ahead. Seeing this, Yu Fei immediately ordered the whole army to move out. Five thousand troops passed through the deep ditch in a mighty manner and reached the boundary of Dingxi before dawn.
Seeing the mountains rising and falling, Yu Fei had to order the entire army to stop again, called Captain Tabai and asked: "Where is the front and how far is it from Dingxi County?"
The captain replied: "To tell you what the general said, this place is called Zhaoshipo. Further ahead is Yangjiashan, and beyond Yangjiashan is Dingxi."
Yu Fei nodded and said: "In that case, the whole army will move forward quickly. It won't be too late to rest when we reach Dingxi." After saying that, he rode his horse first, shouted: "Drive", and led five thousand soldiers to rush towards Yangjiashan.
Yangjia Mountain lies east and west, and the road runs along the mountain. As Yu Fei was leading his troops, a group of men and horses appeared in the mountains and forests in front. It looked like there were three thousand people.
Yu Fei smiled coldly and ordered the whole army to be on alert. The other party's men and horses galloped out and came to the middle of the two armies and shouted: "Please come out and talk to the leader." Yu Fei saw that his uniform was from the Yuan army and he was a big official. , thinking that the majesty of the Ming army should not be weakened, he immediately rode his horse forward and asked: "Who is coming? Tell me your name."
General Yuan chuckled and said, "I am Hu Linchi, a subordinate of General Kuakuo. If you are wise enough to put down your weapons, I will spare your life."
When Yu Fei heard this, he was furious: "A mere three or two thousand men and horses want to stop me. Let's see if you are strong enough first." Yu Fei also had a hot temper. Before he could say a few words, he mounted his horse and rushed forward to fight with his sword. The tiger Lin Chi raised his legs and took off the spear from the saddle hook. He sneered and knocked his legs against the horse's belly to meet Yu Fei. In the blink of an eye, the two were fighting on the road beside the mountain.
The two armies shouted in unison, cheering for their generals. This fight was quite thrilling. Yu Fei's broadsword made Tiger and Tiger angry, and Hu Linchi's spear skills were also cunning and vicious. The two of them could fight to the point of one After a hundred rounds, Yu Fei was already a little anxious, and his hands were a little slow and he was gradually losing ground.
When the officers and soldiers of the Ming army saw that their general was defeated, they all sweated for Yu Fei. Seeing this, the deputy commander couldn't help but said: "Continuing like this is not the solution after all. The only way to win is to swarm the top." Then he turned around and faced The soldiers of the Ming army shouted: "Brothers, follow me and fight over, capture the enemy general alive, charge forward,"
"Come on," the five thousand soldiers shouted in unison, charging towards the fighting Hu Linchi.
Hu Lin Chi was fighting with Yu Fei. Suddenly he saw the Ming army coming. He had no choice but to make a feint and get back on his horse. Yu Fei followed closely and chased him. At this moment, a horn sounded from the mountain, and then only ten thousand people were seen. Arrows were fired at the Ming army on the mountain road. In the rain of arrows, the soldiers of the Ming army were hit by arrows and fell to the ground. Then there was a loud rumble from the mountain. Yu Fei had just avoided the arrow rain, but when he looked up the mountain, he was shocked.
Hundreds of rolling logs were actually placed on the mountain. The rolling logs were smashed down in mid-air by the mountain. The Ming army camp that had just narrowly escaped from a hail of arrows howled again.
The rolling wood had just worked. Hu Linchi, who had fled to the Yuan army, returned to his horse and waved his gun. The three thousand Yuan army shouted and came over to kill. Yu Fei's horse had been hit by an arrow in the ambush and fell to the ground. At this moment, Yu Fei held his hand. Looking at the battlefield with a broadsword in hand, the Ming army suffered heavy casualties, with less than a thousand people able to stand.
The sun sets and the surrounding fields are quiet.
In the dark of night, Huining Guards Commander Fei led his subordinates of 2,000 fine cavalry and 3,000 infantry to rush to Lanzhou. According to reports from the probing horse, Timur's army had already crossed the Yellow River, and the only way forward was to fight with them. The 10,000 Ming troops from the other two guard posts gathered together, gathered 15,000 troops and rushed to Lanzhou, and rushed into Lanzhou City under attack from both inside and outside.
The rendezvous point was Dingxi County, where the area was vast and sparsely populated, so Marshal Xu Da did not station troops in Dingxi. However, the three guards of the Ming Army will join forces in Dingxi this time, and Yu Fei is the Huining Guards Station. According to the route, it is natural for the commander to arrive first.
In the dark night, with the clanging of soldiers' armor, Yu Fei led his army to a dangerous place. They saw a ravine in front of them. If they wanted to move forward, they would have to march through the ravine. Yu Fei had been in battle for a long time, so he had to go to this dangerous area. Deal with it carefully, rein in your horse immediately, and order the whole army to stop.
"Where are the scouts?" Yu Fei looked ahead with bright eyes, and then continued: "Go forward ten miles quickly to find out. If nothing happens, raise a fire from a high place as a signal." Colonel Tabai promised, and led a hundred of his subordinates to ride towards the direction. Galloping forward, along the way, his men were exhausted and his horses were exhausted, so Yu Fei had to order the whole army to rest where they were and set up sentries all around.
In less than half an hour, there was a faint light of fire ahead. Seeing this, Yu Fei immediately ordered the whole army to move out. Five thousand troops passed through the deep ditch in a mighty manner and reached the boundary of Dingxi before dawn.
Seeing the mountains rising and falling, Yu Fei had to order the entire army to stop again, called Captain Tabai and asked: "Where is the front and how far is it from Dingxi County?"
The captain replied: "To tell you what the general said, this place is called Zhaoshipo. Further ahead is Yangjiashan, and beyond Yangjiashan is Dingxi."
Yu Fei nodded and said: "In that case, the whole army will move forward quickly. It won't be too late to rest when we reach Dingxi." After saying that, he rode his horse first, shouted: "Drive", and led five thousand soldiers to rush towards Yangjiashan.
Yangjia Mountain lies east and west, and the road runs along the mountain. As Yu Fei was leading his troops, a group of men and horses appeared in the mountains and forests in front. It looked like there were three thousand people.
Yu Fei smiled coldly and ordered the whole army to be on alert. The other party's men and horses galloped out and came to the middle of the two armies and shouted: "Please come out and talk to the leader." Yu Fei saw that his uniform was from the Yuan army and he was a big official. , thinking that the majesty of the Ming army should not be weakened, he immediately rode his horse forward and asked: "Who is coming? Tell me your name."
General Yuan chuckled and said, "I am Hu Linchi, a subordinate of General Kuakuo. If you are wise enough to put down your weapons, I will spare your life."
When Yu Fei heard this, he was furious: "A mere three or two thousand men and horses want to stop me. Let's see if you are strong enough first." Yu Fei also had a hot temper. Before he could say a few words, he mounted his horse and rushed forward to fight with his sword. The tiger Lin Chi raised his legs and took off the spear from the saddle hook. He sneered and knocked his legs against the horse's belly to meet Yu Fei. In the blink of an eye, the two were fighting on the road beside the mountain.
The two armies shouted in unison, cheering for their generals. This fight was quite thrilling. Yu Fei's broadsword made Tiger and Tiger angry, and Hu Linchi's spear skills were also cunning and vicious. The two of them could fight to the point of one After a hundred rounds, Yu Fei was already a little anxious. His hands were a little slow and he was gradually losing ground.