Chapter 1181: The Powerful Dragon Suppresses the Local Snake

Hengchuan Ridge, Qingchuan Stream, the stream is not wide, but very deep, people and horses can be drowned in the water, but it is the main passage nearby, almost impossible to bypass.

At present, there are two groups of people facing each other. Apart from shooting arrows at each other, there is no blade fighting. One side did not even pretend to cross the river. Only a few unlucky people died under the arrows. This is really bad luck.

It is hard to imagine that these two sides are actually at war, just like a border conflict in peacetime.

Originally, if no one intervened, this quiet duel would last for a while until everything that should be ended was over, and then both sides would finish the fight and go home to collect their rewards.

However, at dawn on this day, just when the two sides were preparing for routine shooting, a group of people suddenly rushed out from behind one side, hacking at anyone they saw, killing with a deafening roar, extremely brave, smoke and dust filled the sky, and it was impossible to tell how many people there were, and they quickly disrupted their formation.

"I am Chen Yan, leading reinforcements here. You can surrender your weapons without being killed!" Among the crowd, there was a very conspicuous person, riding a fast horse on the battlefield, rushing around, and when this person announced his name, it caused a commotion.

"Don't panic, there are not many people coming, hold on, hold on!" After the coalition forces of the small countries were disrupted, they were in chaos for a while, and soon returned to normal. As the flag officer said, Wu Yi led only more than a thousand people, and there were more than 20,000 soldiers and horses here. How could a thousand people mess up?

When they set up the formation again, Wu Yi seemed to be trapped in a quagmire, deeply trapped in it, and the horse under his crotch was full of blood, some of which were Wu Yi's, some of which were the horse's own, and of course more of which were other people's.

People around him advised Wu Yi to leave the battlefield as soon as possible, but Wu Yi was unmoved and kept fighting on the battlefield. The enemy was all infantry, and I don't know how many people were trampled to death after a few charges.

When the battle on Wu Yi's side kicked off, a battle also started on the other side of Qingchuan Stream. Xu Zhong, who was sent by Wu Yi, saw the chaos and entered the camp to ask this army to support Wu Yi.

As for the result! Naturally, he was rejected. The reason was very straightforward. There was no boat. He had been anxious here for many days. He didn't even have a boat or a raft. It can be seen that he was murderous.

And Xu Zhong did not disappoint Wu Yi. Under the protection of many armored soldiers, he entered the commander in the name of carrying the handwritten order of King Yong and forcibly killed the commander of this army in the camp.

Then Xu Zhong took advantage of Wu Yi's prestige to take charge of this army, chopped wood, made rafts, and waded through the water. The water surface was not wide and the water flow was not fast. Soon, thousands of people were put into the battlefield.

As this army entered the battle, the small country was defeated. The defeat was somewhat inexplicable. It was more like they took the initiative to retreat. However, the retreat without order was a defeat.

Countless people were trampled to death along the way, and 3,000 people were captured by Wu Yi.

After a little reorganization and counting of the troops, Wu Yi continued to fight in the next battle. There were two armies waiting for him to help get out of the "dilemma"!

Yes, Wu Yi's so-called attacking the enemy must save, which means this.

Next, Xu Zhong naturally had no chance to kill the leader of one army. In fact, if it were not for the rapid control of power, Wu Yi would not have resorted to such a bad strategy. In the future, someone would definitely impeach Wu Yi for killing the general.

However, King Yong would definitely stand on his side. Anyway, he was not his man. Killing the general would not help King Yong to clean up the mountain? That would be enough.

In just a few days, Wu Yi fought in many places, the main force went around the enemy, and the front was supplemented by feints, which often worked, and the enemy retreated. Then, Wu Yi took advantage of the situation to integrate the three armies, holding the army, and his authority was no less than that of Wen Conglong before.

The integration process was naturally not peaceful. Under the conflict of fundamental interests, Wu Yi placed a group of people under house arrest, killed a group of people, and almost replaced the middle-level of the army with a wave of blood before he could barely control the army.

Fortunately, King Yong sent two thousand cavalrymen, veterans who had fought hundreds of battles and were very useful.

Of course, if there were no two thousand people, Wu Yi would do the same, but it would not be so simple and crude, and he might even have to use his own cultivation and magic power, which was another matter.

At the same time, during this period of time, assassinations against Wu Yi continued day by day. Wu Yi's move could be regarded as an offense to the taboo of the Eastern Army.

Thinking from another perspective, this is actually a good thing, because it means that Wu Yi really touched their pain points, otherwise they would not have counterattacked so fiercely.

Not to mention that the assassinations of these people were basically unsuccessful, and every failure was a good opportunity for Wu Yi to implicate and exclude dissidents. He ordered several times to execute hundreds of people in the name of spies, which was truly iron-blooded military power.

Humane things should be dealt with humanely!

In order to achieve his ultimate goal, even if this number increases tenfold, what does it matter? Wu Yi would not even frown.

Basically, he had this army in his hands, and Wu Yi finally started the original purpose of this trip, which was to rescue Wen Conglong. If Wen Conglong, who was in trouble, knew that Wu Yi had waited so long with the order to rescue him, he would not know what he would think.

But in short, isn't this coming? After crossing Hengchuan Ridge, there is a large piece of flat land. When the soldiers marched here, the wheat seedlings were destroyed and there were no vegetables. There were more locusts than locusts.

Being dependent on the enemy for food is also a last resort. Wu Yi is now deeper than Wen Conglong. He is preparing to encircle the coalition forces of the small country in reverse. There is no logistical support at all. If he does not eat the enemy, he will starve.

It is also a robbery. The people under Wen Conglong are robbing without organization and discipline, while Wu Yi's side is completely planned. The efficiency of the two sides is incomparable.

When a vicious and hungry team appears behind you and near your food route, whether you want to retreat is the question that the coalition forces of the small country need to think about.

If you do not retreat, you may be attacked from both sides.

In the face of this problem, they have almost no other choice, especially after Wu Yi cleaned up a wave of military elements, the small country lost its biggest support and could only continue to shrink and was forced to abandon the two strong cities on Sanchuankou.

Because the coalition forces of the small country shrank and retreated early, Wu Yi had no chance to wait for the enemy to tire, and of course it was also because Wu Yi did not set the battlefield in a place where the enemy had to enter.

Some cavalrymen rode their horses behind them to scare them. They were afraid of being caught up, so they abandoned a lot of supplies and fled. These supplies, including food, cattle, sheep, armor, weapons, gold, silver and treasures, also became Wu Yi's spoils of war. Wu Yi did not take a penny, but used them to buy people's hearts and avoid letting the soldiers continue to rob and arouse greater public resentment.