Three Kingdoms: copy Lu Bu's force at the beginning

Although the soldiers and horses on both sides moved, they were still a little away from the positions of Huang Zhong and Ma Chao.

However, although Ma Chao was seriously injured on the ground, he did not pass out.

After spitting out a few more mouthfuls of blood, Ma Chao immediately jumped up, gave Huang Zhong a bitter look, and quickly ran towards the formation.

What war horses, what iron guns, all under Huang Zhong's nose, how dare Ma Chao go back to die?

With a sound of "嗖", Ma Dai's arrow has also arrived in front of Huang Zhong.

Huang Zhong snorted coldly, his right hand stretched out like lightning, and grabbed the shaft of the arrow.

Even with heavy friction, the arrow was still held by Huang Zhong and flew three feet before it came to a complete stop.

Immediately, Huang Zhong stuck the Fengzui knife on the ground, grabbed the strong bow on the horse's back, set up the bow and shot an arrow, and shot at Ma Dai.

Ma Dai shot the arrow, thinking that he could untie Ma Chao's encirclement, so he put away his longbow, grabbed his sword, and rushed over.

However, before Ma Dai could pull out the sword from the ground, he heard a "whoosh".

No, Ma Dai instinctively sensed a powerful crisis coming, and hurriedly raised his head, but a black shadow shot over like lightning.

It was too late for Ma Dai to dodge, he was shot in the chest by this arrow, he turned over and fell off his horse with a loud cry.

Ma Chao was running back, he could see clearly, his eyes were tearing apart, and he roared: "Meng Yun, Meng Yun..."

Huang Zhong succeeds with one arrow and hits Ma Dai. Then he takes out another arrow from the quiver and shoots it. The target is Ma Chao.

Hearing the sound of arrows coming from behind, Ma Chao secretly yelled that he was not good, and hurriedly jumped forward, rolled on the ground, and avoided Huang Zhong's arrow.

Huang Zhong looked at it, sneered, drew two more arrows, and shot them at the same time.

This time Ma Chao suddenly dodged to the left.

However, Huang Zhong calculated that Ma Chao would change directions to dodge, and one of the arrows was shot to his left, hitting Ma Chao's left shoulder.

However, Huang Zhong didn't have time to shoot Ma Chao again, because the Xiliang cavalry who rushed to the front had already come to Ma Chao and protected Ma Chao.

Huang Zhong continued to shoot arrows, but instead of Ma Chao, he shot at the Xiliang cavalry.

With one arrow and one Xiliang cavalryman, one bow and three arrows, Huang Zhong quickly shot out the two pots of arrows.

At this time, Hu Chi'er also led the Bingzhou cavalry to kill. Huang Zhong put the long bow away, picked up the Fengzui knife, and rushed over.

This battle is almost impossible to fight.

Ma Chao was injured, Ma Dai was shot in a coma by an arrow, and his life and death were unknown, so the Xiliang cavalry had to fight and retreat.

Huang Zhong and Hu Chi'er were like two sharp daggers, deeply inserted into the Xiliang cavalry, and neither of them was their single enemy.

What's more, Huang Zhong slapped a Xiliang cavalry flying with his sword, and hit another Xiliang cavalry, and the two died at the same time.

This fight was almost a one-sided massacre.

Although the five hundred Xiliang cavalry were all elite, without the command of Ma Chao and Ma Dai, they were like headless chickens.

In addition, Huang Zhong and Hu Chi'er's bravery and invincibility caused the morale of the Xiliang cavalry to collapse instantly. They could only retreat towards the camp while being passively beaten while protecting Ma Chao and Ma Dai.

Xun You could see clearly from the top of the wall, and he was overjoyed, and immediately said: "General Hu Chuquan, your chance to make contributions has come."

"Ma Chao and Ma Dai are both injured, and they are retreating towards the camp. You immediately lead two thousand fine cavalry to follow, and you will surely defeat Ma Chao's vanguard."

Hu Chuquan was overjoyed, and immediately ordered two thousand Bingzhou elite riders, opened the gate of the city, and chased after them overwhelmingly.

The lieutenant who was staying in the camp heard the news and immediately dispatched two thousand troops to meet Ma Chao.

However, Hu Chuquan also arrived with two thousand soldiers, and the two sides immediately fought into a group.

During the chaotic battle, the deputy general was hacked to death by Huang Zhong, and the Xiliang army was leaderless again, unable to withstand the onslaught of the Bingzhou cavalry, and was defeated.

Originally, the Xiliang cavalry should retreat into the camp for defense.

But Ma Chao was eager to fight Huang Zhong, so he sent troops before the camp was built, and it was obviously impossible to retreat to the camp.

As a last resort, the Xiliang cavalry had no choice but to continue to retreat westward. Even with the remaining 2000 Xiliang cavalry, they fled together before they had time to participate in the battle.

This time, the Xiliang army suffered a terrible defeat.

Because Ma Chao was injured, Ma Dai was seriously injured, especially Ma Dai, who was so seriously injured that he was almost in a coma and could not run away quickly.

Ma Chao had no choice but to keep sending people behind to stop the Bingzhou cavalry in order to slow down their escape.

Of course, blocking is effective, but naturally none of the Xiliang cavalry responsible for blocking could survive.

This fight lasted for more than two hours. After chasing Fanxukou for a distance of a hundred miles, almost driving the Xiliang army out of the Sili area, Huang Zhong ordered the troops to withdraw.

Cheng Gongying from Yangcheng and Cheng Lian who returned to the city also heard the news and sent troops to support them, but they only participated in the final battle.

In this battle, both Ma Chao and Ma Dai were injured. More than 500 of the [-] Xiliang cavalry were killed, and more than [-] surrendered. Only [-] cavalry escaped to protect Ma Chao and Ma Dai.

The more than [-] cavalry who surrendered were all Qianghu people.

These strong Hu people have always admired heroes. Ma Chao was defeated by Huang Zhong and returned after being defeated, which shocked them very much.

Coupled with the legend of Huayu, these Qianghu people no longer sacrificed their lives for Ma Chao and chose to surrender.

The thousand and eight hundred Qiang Hu Jingqi are absolutely powerful in combat, and they don't have to worry about rebellion.

You know, in Hua Yu's army, there was Hua Yu who was invincible in the world, and then there came out Dian Wei who could defeat Lu Bu, and now there is Huang Zhong who defeated Ma Chao with thirty strokes.

These Qiang and Hu people admire brave men the most, and there are at least three brave men in Hua Yu's army. I am afraid that even if they are driven away, they will not leave.

Accepting more than 800 surrendered troops, what was Huang Zhong's loss in this battle?

Less than a thousand rides, more than 700 rides to be precise.

Self-damaged more than 700, retreated more than 800, and killed more than 2000 opponents. This battle is definitely a complete victory.

Huang Zhong's bravery once again frightened the three armies, making the morale of the [-] soldiers extremely high, almost wishing that Ma Teng's army would come quickly and fight a good fight.

Huang Zhong ordered people to clean up the battlefield, dispose of the corpses, and transport all the spoils back to the city. At the same time, he wrote down the good news, and sent people to send them back to Chang'an quickly, and handed them over to Hua Yu.

Of course, Ma Teng's army was about to arrive, Huang Zhong was not dazzled by the victory, and still ordered the defenders not to relax.

This is the advantage of Huang Zhong.

Possesses a combat power comparable to that of Lu Bu, but does not have Lu Bu's ambition, nor Lu Bu's arrogance.

But it was said that Ma Chao and others were chased all the way, and Huang Zhong's soldiers and horses were not seen until a hundred miles later.

However, Ma Chao was worried about Huang Zhong's conspiracy, so he didn't dare to stop. He ran for more than 30 miles before stopping.