In fact, not only the Korean cavalry general Huachang, who was alone in the middle, was surprised by the arrival of Yuma Heavy Cavalry, but Bao Yuan, the commander-in-chief of the Korean armies who was watching the battle from behind, was also surprised by the sudden appearance of Yuma Heavy Cavalry on the battlefield.
Extremely shocked.
Because a moment ago, Bao Yuan had paid attention to Zhang Wu, the cavalry commander under his command who was responsible for attacking the west wing of the Wei army. Then, he focused his attention on the battlefield in the middle, thinking about how to make the cavalry led by the two brothers Hua Chang and Hua Can capable.
After breaking into the Wei army's defense line, Zhangwu's 5,000 cavalrymen disappeared from the battlefield in the short time it took them to divert their attention.
How long has it been?
Do you have time for half a cup of tea?
If not, if you think about it carefully, maybe in just a few dozen breaths, the five thousand cavalry would be gone.
Damn it, those were five thousand heroic Korean knights, how come they were like pebbles thrown into the river, dying without even a bubble popping up?
Even Bao Yuan, a long-time battle-hardened Korean general, was a little stunned at this moment and could not imagine what exactly happened on the west wing battlefield.
He felt as if there was a gap in his memory, so that the confrontation between 5,000 Youma heavy cavalry and 5,000 Korean cavalry became the following simple description: Wei cavalry attacked, and the Zhangwu army and Han cavalry were destroyed.
As for how the Wei cavalry defeated Zhangwu's 5,000 cavalry, Bao Yuan had no way of knowing, because the scene happened so fast and so short that he only looked away from the battlefield on the west flank for only a few seconds.
In ten seconds, the two cavalrymen on the west flank decided the winner.
And just as Baoyuan frowned and secretly guessed, Yuma's heavy cavalry had already rushed to the middle battlefield.
At this time, on the battlefield in the middle, the two brothers Hua Chang and Hua Can, the Korean cavalry generals, were still continuing the chariot warfare method, trying hard to tear apart the Wei army's defense line. From a bird's eye view, they looked like two huge rolling wheels, trying to pull the Wei army apart.
The infantry in the front row of the Wei army were crushed under the giant wheel.
However, the strength of this Wei army was completely beyond the imagination of the Korean soldiers and generals, so much so that the cavalry led by brothers Hua Chang and Hua Can had already moved to the second circle, but they were still unable to tear open the Wei army's defense line.
"What is the origin of this Wei army?!"
The Korean cavalry general Hua Chang shouted in shock in his heart.
Although Hua Chang had heard that Wei's infantry was the most powerful soldier in the Central Plains, he never imagined that the infantry could actually block the cavalry's attack, even if their cavalry adopted a strategy of weak impact but continuous combat.
A very capable vehicle suspension combat method.
"Damn it! If this continues..."
Hua Chang frowned, feeling a little hesitant in his heart.
At this moment, he extremely regretted that he had chosen to evade in order to reduce casualties when facing the arrow rain attack of the Wei army. Although the decision to avoid the arrows reduced the casualties of his cavalry, it also prevented them from entering the final stage of straight-line acceleration.
, causing them as cavalry to lose the most important thing - speed.
For cavalry, speed is everything!
Whether it is to avoid enemy attacks or to attack enemy troops, a certain amount of speed is required. Cavalry that loses its speed is nothing more than "four-legged infantry" at best.
"That damn General Wei..."
Hua Chang cursed secretly in his heart. Although he did not know that the commander of the Wei army's front line was a Wei general named Sun Shuke, this did not prevent him from hating this man deeply.
Using a long snake formation to penetrate the Wei army... failed.
Using the chariot-hanging strategy to tear apart the Wei army's defense...failed.
The successive failures of these tactics made Huachang hesitate at this moment, because the most effective tactics of cavalry attacking infantry were only two moves.
After thinking about it, Huachang decided to resort to the third and most rogue move of cavalry tactics: withdraw from the battle and reorganize the charge!
I have to say that this is the most rogue move of the light cavalry on the battlefield: I couldn't penetrate you this time, right? It doesn't matter, I will withdraw from the battle and leave enough distance, and then I will organize another charge.
After all, with the mobility of the light cavalry, it would not be a problem to organize two or three charges on a battlefield.
Just as the cavalry commander Hua Chang was preparing to escape from the battle, he suddenly heard a loud rumble like thunder coming from the west.
Turning around, Hua Chang was shocked to see a strange group of black-armored cavalry rushing toward him from the west in disorganized and disorderly manner. The momentum was like a raging flood that connected the sky and the earth, covering the mountains and plains.
generally.
"This cavalry...is it Wei cavalry? Where did they come from?"
At this moment, Cavalry Commander Huachang was simply baffled.
Because in his impression, the Wei army's combination on the battlefield in the middle was all infantry and crossbows, that is, the combination of Wei's sword and shield soldiers and Wei's crossbowmen, and there was no cavalry at all.
With a lot of confusion, Hua Chang noticed that the strange Wei cavalry seemed to be rushing straight from the west side of the battlefield.
This made Hua Chang feel even more confused.
You know, there are 5,000 cavalry of his colleagues, Han General Zhangwu, on the west flank battlefield?
And the number of the unfamiliar Wei cavalry in front of them was not large, so how did they overcome the interception of Zhangwu Army?
"That guy Zhang Wu actually made such a mistake at the critical moment..."
Han General Hua Chang cursed secretly in his heart.
At this time, he had no idea that the 5,000 cavalry led by his colleague Zhang Wu had been almost completely wiped out by the iron hoofs of the unfamiliar Wei cavalry on the opposite side.
It's no wonder, after all, in their understanding, if they want to destroy a cavalry of five thousand people when they are about the same strength, they must have a cavalry of tens of thousands.
As for why 5,000 cavalrymen destroyed another 5,000-man cavalry group, this to them is simply the most ridiculous joke in the world.
Therefore, Huachang never thought that the 5,000 cavalrymen under his colleague Zhangwu had been destroyed long ago. He only thought that there was something wrong with the latter, which caused the Wei army's cavalry to kill from the flanks and feed back to the center.
After all, on the battlefield, when the army in the middle is unable to open up the situation, the troops on the flanks attack the enemy in a roundabout way and feed back the center. This is also a relatively conventional tactic and is not worth making a fuss about.
"After I go back, I will definitely rip him off... By the way, I heard that Zhangwu got a cart full of drinks from his relatives in Handan a while ago, huh..."
Thinking of the beauty, Hua Chang secretly smiled, and then raised his hand to point at the oncoming Yuma Chongqi, thinking about how to rip off Zhang Wu after the war.
Who made Zhangwu actually make such mistakes in this battle and let go of a group of thousands of Wei cavalry?
After a while, thousands of cavalrymen under the command of the Korean cavalry general Hua Chang broke away from the battle, left the battlefield in the middle and rushed straight towards the oncoming Yuma heavy cavalry.
Huachang had a good idea: to disperse the oncoming Wei cavalry, and then take advantage of the situation to escape from the battle circle. After leaving a sufficient distance away from the battlefield, he launched another charge towards the Wei army's defense line.
By then, I believe that Huachang will not fall into the trap of Wei general Sun Shuke again.
When they saw thousands of Han cavalrymen from the Huachang tribe breaking away from the battle and rushing towards them, the soldiers and generals of Youma Heavy Cavalry were also stunned: How could these thousands of Han cavalry have the confidence to dare to attack me, Yuma Heavy Cavalry?
Launch a hedging? Didn't this group of people see what happened to the Korean army (Zhangwu Army) just now?
It’s true that Hua Chang didn’t know much about the destruction of the Zhangwu Army. After all, the latter had too much time to take care of himself on the battlefield in the middle, so how could he have time to take care of things on the battlefield on the west wing?
Therefore, Huachang had no idea that Zhangwu's army was wiped out precisely because of its confrontation with the unfamiliar Wei army on the opposite side. Otherwise, he would never have had the courage.
"It's better to come early than to come by chance..."
Under the heavy helmet, Ma You, the general of the Youma Army, grinned and licked his lips.
When he was confronting the Han cavalry of the Zhangwu Army, he was more or less uneasy and uneasy, so he didn't have time to appreciate the power of the heavy cavalry. It seemed that with just a blink of an eye, he realized that the enemy's 5,000 cavalry were there.
The whole army has been wiped out, and there is no sense of accomplishment at all.
But this time, Ma You decided to concentrate and experience the invincible fun.
To use the words of a certain King Su, this kind of fun is called...food abuse.
"Boom boom boom——"
"Boom boom boom——"
The heavy cavalry of wandering horses all over the mountains and plains rushed towards the thousands of Korean cavalry led by Han general Huachang in a chaotic formation.
Seeing the disorderly charging posture of this Wei cavalry from a distance, Hua Chang curled his lips secretly.
His evaluation of this Wei army was the same as that of Han general Zhangwu just now: it had no formation at all and was vulnerable to attack.
From a bird's eye view, the disorganized Wei cavalry is like a big pie, with one bite in the east and one bite in the west, and there are many pits in the middle. There is no formation at all. In comparison, the cavalry of the Huachang Army can be described as a military appearance.
Neatly, thousands of cavalry lined up in a long snake formation, like a straight spear.
Logically speaking, the former will definitely be pierced by the latter and killed to the point of being defeated.
Huachang also firmly believes in this.
However, reality gave him a loud slap in the face. The Yuma heavy cavalry challenged the Korean army's long snake formation with a pie formation, and once again reproduced the scene where they had just defeated the Changmu army. With an invincible dominance,
The soldiers of Huachang were so rushed that they fell off their horses.
The clods of soil brought up by the horses' hooves were thrown all over the sky. Countless Korean knights were hit by the heavy cavalry of Youma like a torrent of steel. They flew backwards from their horses and fell hard to the soft ground. Then they were hit by the heavy cavalry again.
He fell to the ground and was trampled all over.
You Ma remounted his horse, and with an unreasonable and domineering attitude, he crushed Hua Changjun's body and mind.
Screams, wails, and the screams of war horses, countless voices gathered in one place.
Wherever the heavy rider passed by, there were screaming and wailing Korean knights everywhere. They were hit by Yuma heavy rider and their bones were broken. Their limbs were crushed by Yuma heavy rider's iron hoof. Some of them were even trampled directly on the chest.
Afterwards, the entire chest that was originally plump sunk in, leaving a clear horse hoof print on his body.
Blood, flesh, stumps, and broken arms flew all over the sky amidst bursts of broken bones. For a time, a horrific tragedy was staged on this land.
In just the blink of an eye, Yuma and his cavalry rushed out of this hell-like bloody battlefield.
At this time, the 5,000 Huachang Army cavalry who had just been vigorous and vigorous could no longer be seen. Only corpses were left on the ground, as well as those half-dead people who had not yet died, and whose bodies were trampled to pieces by the horseshoes of the heavy cavalry.
If you ride too hard, there will be no trace of armor left!
Following the Zhangwu Army, the five thousand cavalrymen of the Huachang Army once again became the victims of the Youma Cavalry in the first battle.
With five thousand against ten thousand, his entire army was wiped out, while only a hundred of his own horse were lost.
Such a shocking achievement is absolutely unprecedented!
"This feeling...this feeling..."
Ma You couldn't describe the feeling in his chest, or the feeling that seemed to make every pore in his body feel happy.
He and the wandering horse under his command, riding again, melted thousands of words into one sentence.