Three Kingdoms: Starting from zero, a wealthy party

Chapter 502

Indeed, although their army does have a very large advantage in terms of numbers, they have 15 troops, but the soul-suppressing army is 5 behind, but even so, Cao Cao and Xun Yu still do not have much confidence.

Because you know, the last time they fought against the Soul Suppressing Army, they had a full 20 troops, but with these 20 people, after a battle with the Soul Suppressing Army, there was only the last one left. To 2 people, a full 18 people were wiped out by others. Such a loss is unprecedented for Cao Jun. This kind of loss is too great. Even now, they have never forgotten it, because That defeat was too tragic for them.

Moreover, Cao Cao still can't forget that it was that war that caused him Cao Cao to be injured for the first time in the south of the Yangtze River. , was dispersed by other people's soul hunting army, and chased all the way here.

Originally, when Cao Cao and the others thought about these things, they felt it was a very shameful thing, a great shame, but then they gradually figured it out. Cao Cao is still very clear that he should treat these two powerful armies correctly, and treat Han Yang correctly, otherwise, his losses will only increase.

Gradually, Cao Cao also wanted to understand some things. For example, their current situation is because he did not treat Han Yang correctly, so the current result has been achieved. You must know that there are more than 80 of them who just came here. The army, but in just a few months and half a year, they had only the last 40 troops left. At first Cao Cao thought that this loss was only because he was not strong enough, and Han Yang was too powerful.

That's why the current result is caused. Of course, there is indeed a gap between them and Han Yang in terms of strength and ability, but the main reason is not this. You must know that the mentality of the two parties was different at the beginning. Cao Cao brought a large army to attack people. At the beginning, Cao Cao's thoughts were very simple, and he also had a lot of confidence. However, his confidence was too strong. When he was so strong, he became conceited in the end. Fighting under conceited conditions, they are of course inferior to others.

On the other hand, Jiangdong, Jingzhou, and Han Yang have very little advantage at first, and it can be said that they have no advantage at all. It is also under such circumstances that no matter who, including Han Yang, they are I know very well how difficult this battle is, so under such circumstances, everyone takes it seriously, and takes their powerful Cao army seriously.

But as for their Cao army, they just won a very big victory in the Battle of Guandu in the north. The reason is that their morale was too high, and in the end, like Cao Cao, they became conceited.

In their view, they are heavenly soldiers and generals, and wherever they go, there is nothing they can't take down. Therefore, the situation is very bad with such a mentality.

Especially for the first time, that is, the Soul Hunting Army has not yet been established. When they just went south, the Soul Hunting Army burned 15 of their former army's food and grass. This gave them a blow and felt the price of conceit .

But after that incident, Cao Jun didn't seem to have a long memory, but he was still arrogant. Gradually, after they came to Jiangnan for a generation, they were still very conceited.

But at that time, Han Yang, Liu Bei, and Sun Ce were all very serious. Everyone was taking this matter seriously, and it can be said that they devoted their energy to this matter wholeheartedly.

The mentality of the two sides is different, so gradually, Cao Jun suffered more and more blows, and in the end, their mentality gradually became worse and worse, and later, it became a battle in Jingzhou. The fire, a fire burned Cao Jun's [-] troops.

Let Cao Jun's 10 troops be completely buried in the sea of ​​flames. Such a blow is unprecedented for Cao Jun. [-] people suddenly disappeared, which made Cao Jun feel overwhelmed for a long time .

But that situation did not wake up Cao Jun. It directly knocked Cao Jun's morale from the sky to hell, and everyone sank. Although Cao Cao thought of many ways to improve morale, there was still no way. The problem is very difficult to solve.

Later, it was the last stop in the direction of Jingzhou. In that battle, Xu Chu led an army of [-] in Jingzhou. Except for Xu Chu, none of them survived.

The 20 army outside was fought by the soul hunting army, and in the end less than 2 people came back. Even the [-] army led by Cao Cao was directly dispersed by the soul hunting army, causing He was injured and was directly chased here.

It was also after that incident, that confrontation between the two sides, that all of them were awakened.

Originally, they thought that the victory of Jingzhou and Han Yang was only based on some strategies. If they really opened up their battles and fought, Han Yang would not be able to.

But after that battle, everyone understood one thing, that is, Han Yang's victories were not based on so-called tricks, but on his own very strong strength. There were very good results in that war.

It wasn't until after that battle was over, and what happened during this period of time, that they completely began to straighten out their position and mentality, and began to seriously deal with the affairs of Han Yang, Jingzhou, and Jiangdong.

Because they already knew that where Han Yang existed, it would be very difficult to take it down.

Thinking of this, Cao Cao sighed helplessly. Indeed, although they now have 15 troops in Jiangdong, they are all gathered together.

But when facing the Soul Suppressing Army, they still seem very unconfident. There is no way, the Soul Suppressing Army is too powerful, so strong that they have to calm down and take it seriously. Otherwise, they will suffer very seriously this time. Loss.

Although they are ready to fail this time, they just want to give it a go, but no matter what, they still want to minimize the loss, at least, to reduce the loss to an acceptable range.

(End of this chapter)