Qinglong Three Kingdoms

Chapter 178 Ruo Rong's Heart Is Disturbed
After Zhu Wei sent new virtual racks for defensive equipment, as long as these racks, which look like high-rise clothes drying poles, are placed on the arrow stacks of the city wall, the wooden ladders of Ruo Rong's siege soldiers can be completely useless.

The Shanyue soldiers on the city wall worked together, using this false frame to push the ladder of Ruo Rong's siege at a right angle of [-] degrees, without overturning the ladder, it was enough to make the Ruo Rong Buddhist soldiers and Dharma protectors who attacked the city feel uncomfortable up.

Even if they climbed up the ladder, they couldn't jump inside the city wall. Instead, they hung on the ladder, unable to get up and down, and they became the real targets of the Yue soldiers guarding the city.

Seeing this scene from behind the army, Ruo Rong knew that it was impossible to capture Yuzhang City this time, so he could only withdraw his troops again to save his limited attacking force.

Of course, after Ruo Rong withdrew his troops this time, he had no intention of regrouping and fighting again, and led the army directly back to the camp for repairs.

Before there was any way to break Zhu Wei's method of defending the city that completely surpassed the Three Kingdoms era, Ruo Rong really didn't know what to do, and Ruo Rong's heart was full of depression again.

Who the hell is this Zhu Wei? Why is one or both of them so good at playing defensive warfare?

When the two sides fought in the field before, Zhu Wei's army also relied on the high-built camp to defend, and tens of thousands of him couldn't rush in.

Now it's changed to guarding the city. Although there are no things that can throw stones, the methods he got on the city wall make him helpless.

Ruo Rongkong had soldiers who were more powerful than Zhu Wei, but they had no use for them.

Seeing these soldiers sacrificed under the city wall in vain, Ruo Rong also hesitated. Could it be that this is Zhu Wei's Han army tactics inherited from Qian Tanghou Zhu Jun?

Ruo Rong felt like a bumpkin, the more he fought against Zhu Wei's army, the more novel things he could see, but these things made him completely unsure how to deal with them.

Ruo Rong couldn't help thinking, should he insist on attacking Yuzhang City?

Wouldn't it be a better choice for me to take the remaining 2 soldiers and horses under my command and retreat to other counties for the time being, and then find another place to develop, or find other ways to regain Yuzhang City?

Only the prefectures and counties of this year, that is, the cities listed in the Three Kingdoms game system, have the protection of tall city walls. The walls of many other ordinary county towns are basically composed of earth walls, at most two or three floors Height, there is really no reliability in terms of defense.

Even if Ruo Rong retreated to these counties, it is not certain whether these counties can accommodate the soldiers he brought.

If Zhu Wei leads his troops to chase and fight again, he may not be able to defend.

The most important thing is that all the property and supplies Ruo Rong swept from Xuzhou Xiapi to Yuzhang Army were concentrated in Yuzhang City. If he left in such a desperate way, would he have enough food and grass to feed his men? More than ten thousand soldiers are also a problem.

Ruo Rong is in a bit of a dilemma now, neither fighting nor retreating.

If you fight, it seems that you really can't beat it. Zhu Wei's method of defending the city really surprised Ruo Rong. Even if Ruo Rong had tens of thousands more soldiers, he would just die in front of the Yuzhang city wall in vain. Take this Yuzhang City.

But if you want to retreat, where can you retreat?

Although Ruo Rong still has more than 2 soldiers, he lost the foundation of Yuzhang City, and the food and grass he carried with the army can last for seven days at most, even if he stayed in the water and land camps on another battlefield. Store food.

When all the food and grass on hand are eaten up, what will he rely on to support these more than 2 soldiers.

Although besides Yuzhang City, Ruorong still has several surrounding counties under his control, but these counties don't have much grain and weapons reserves.

Ruo Rong knew that Zhu Wei was coming to beat him before, so he concentrated the food and weapons scattered in various places in Yuzhang City, and did not want to give Zhu Wei the opportunity to capture these counties to get supplies.

Originally, Ruo Rong thought that no matter how bad it was, he could rely on Yuzhang City to defend. As long as Yuzhang City had enough food, grass and weapons reserves, it would be possible to defend it for a few years, but Zhu Wei had no background to besiege Yuzhang City. year.

But now that Yuzhang City was suddenly captured by Zhu Wei, it was equivalent to capturing the enemy's food and grass troops in the game, and Ruo Rong was really in a cocoon.

But no matter what, Ruo Rong still had only one word "retire" in his mind. He really didn't dare to fight Zhu Wei anymore, but he was still a little unsure whether he should retreat to Jingzhou or Jiaozhou. idea.

Don't look at Ruo Rong as a heroic figure. Before that, he successively trapped and annexed the forces of Zhao Yu in Guangling, Xue Li in Pengcheng, and Zhu Hao in Yuzhang. But don't forget that he was scared by Cao Cao and fled from Xiapi to Jiangdong in the first place. of.

It can be seen that he is actually a weak personality who will take the initiative to escape when encountering difficulties. Now Ruo Rong has been scared by Zhu Wei.

There was nothing he could do to take Zhu Wei in a frontal field battle, and he was caught several times. The camp was almost broken by Zhu Wei's army. Ruo Rong also knew that Zhu Wei deliberately didn't want to fight him head-on, but he just chose Zhu Wei's strategy. Method.

If there was still Yuzhang City, Ruo Rong still had some confidence, but Yuzhang City was lost, and he wanted to take it back but couldn't get it back, so the nature of avoiding difficulties in Ruo Rong's heart was revealed again.

Now Ruo Rong has no fighting spirit, only thinking about his retreat.

On the surface, Ruo Rong is still a celebrity of the Three Kingdoms after all, he can be regarded as a famous person, not to mention that he has so many soldiers and horses under his command, even if he goes to seek refuge with other warlords, he may be treated with courtesy.

It's just that Ruo Rong helped Zhu Hao to push Zhuge Xuan back before, and he offended Liu Biao of Jingzhou a bit, so Ruo Rong was worried about what would happen to him when he went to Jingzhou. It would be fine if Liu Biao was willing to accept him. Changsha County, or Wuling County, Lingling County, and Guiyang County settled down, and then tried to develop.

If Liu Biao couldn't tolerate him and wanted to annex his soldiers instead, wouldn't it be a trap for Ruo Rong to go.

Ruo Rong is used to annexing other people's forces, so he is naturally worried that he will become the target of others' annexation, and Liu Biao is not someone he can annex. This made Ruo Rong a little reconciled.

But if you go back to Jiaozhou, then Jiaozhou is really a wild and wild place.

It is also a question of whether he can settle down in Jiaozhou. Besides, he really doesn't have much food and grass in his hands. If something goes wrong, he will be dead.

In addition, Ruo Rong also knew that Zhu Fu, the original governor of Jiaozhou, was Zhu Hao's brother. Although Zhu Fu was killed by the rioters, if he went to Jiaozhou, would he be hostile by the people of Jiaozhou because of Zhu Fu?

Well, Ruo Rong is worried that his true identity has been exposed by Jiaozhou Zhufu. Even if he arrives in Jiaozhou, he can't continue to use his famous name to deceive the local forces in Jiaozhou, and then rely on the method of annexation to establish a foothold in Jiaozhou. ...

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