Crossing the Battle of the Three Kingdoms

Under the threat of death, Gongsun Zan launched a fierce attack by tens of thousands of old, weak, sick and disabled, completely ignoring the rain of arrows shot down from the city and the boulders rolling down, instead showing a relieved smile at the moment of death.

Faced with such a fierce attack, Guan Hai's army panicked for a while, but fortunately the generals and schools stopped it in time to stabilize the morale of the army.

But as the enemy went to the city, Guan Hai's troops suffered more and more casualties, and the battle losses gradually shrunk.

The battle became more and more fierce. Gongsun Zan's tens of thousands of old, weak, sick and disabled were all wiped out after only three days of attacking the city, and no one survived.

As for Guan Hai's troops, they also lost more than ten thousand men, there were not many defensive equipment left, and the soldiers were extremely tired.

I thought that I could easily win a big victory like Tai Shici, but I didn't expect it to be such a miserable situation.

Tens of thousands of old, weak, sick and disabled have all died in battle, and the rest of Gongsun Zan's troops are young and strong, who have been recuperating for many days.

And among those old, weak, sick and disabled who died in battle, there were these young and strong relatives who witnessed their death in battle. Under Gongsun Zan's order to siege the city, they launched a crazy offensive and went straight to Yuyang City Tower.

On one side are the defenders who have been fighting for many days, and on the other side are the siege troops holding revenge. Once the two sides touch each other, they will start a life-and-death struggle.

The sun in the sky seemed to be setting, and Guan Hai's subordinates held fast, wishing that the night would come soon and give him some time to breathe.

Finally, after paying half of the losses, Guan Hai's troops ushered in the long-awaited night sky, and they all sat down on the ground, regardless of the unpleasant smell of blood in the air, gasping for breath, breathing the air for a second.

Maybe I can still breathe tonight, maybe I won’t be there tomorrow night, and died tragically by the enemy’s sword just like the comrades who fell beside me.

In Guan Hai's tent, there was a group of generals kneeling at this moment begging to abandon the city, because they knew that if Gongsun Zan attacked again tomorrow, Yuyang would be destroyed.

But as the coach Guan Hai, how can he not know, but he can't retreat, because Yuyang is the connection point between Youbeiping and Guangyang.

If Yuyang is lost, Guangyang Taishici's troops will become a lone army, cut off and surrounded by Gongsun Zan.

As early as a few days ago, seeing that the situation was not right, Guan Hai sent soldiers to ask for help. Unfortunately, Gongsun Zan set up a three-layer blockade outside the city. The soldiers who went to ask for help either died tragically on the spot or were killed back into the city.

Guan Hai thought for a moment, waved his hand helplessly to push back the kneeling and begging general, and began to wipe the sword that had been with him for many years, ready to die in battle.

After wiping the broadsword, Guan Hai ordered his personal guards to call for the commander of the army, Bo, and asked him to help write two letters according to his own dictation.

"Hai was originally a first-class bandit in Youzhou. Fortunately, he met the lord. He did not abandon his identity as a bandit and was able to lead the army. Now that the bandit army has been besieging the city for several days, he will be victorious when he breaks the city. Only by fighting the bandit army to the death can he report to the lord that he has met you." Well, Hai's last word!"

"Madam received this letter, she died on the battlefield because of her husband, but please don't be sad, please raise your two sons to adulthood, and send them to the army to complete your husband's last wish, it's a must!"

After Guan Hai finished dictating, that Zhu Bo was in tears, and the hand holding the pen was trembling.

Guan Hai got up and patted the thin shoulder of the master, picked up the written letter, and muttered to himself with a mocking face.

On the side, Zhu Bo wiped the tears from the corners of his eyes, trying to tell Guan Hai to break through overnight, but when the words came to his lips, he held them back in his stomach.

After reading the letter several times, Guan Hai sealed it himself and handed it over to Lord Bo, who asked him to change into civilian clothes, went to the city to find the Sky Eye personnel, and waited for the end of the war before sending out the letter.

Master Bo heard that he was unwilling to live or die, but under the threat of Guan Haina's military regulations and forced him to die, he could only leave the barracks with tears in his eyes.

After arranging everything, Guan Hai picked up his big knife and went to the four gates of the tower to comfort the guards, and then he sat on the tower at the south gate and waited for the dawn.

As usual, Gongsun Zan ordered the soldiers to bury the pot and cook food early, and gather outside the city early in the morning. The only difference is that today Gongsun Zan ordered the veterans and generals to join the siege, and issued a death order. .

As the drums sounded, Gongsun Zan's army rushed towards the already dilapidated Yuyang City and launched a fierce attack.

Guan Hai's subordinates defended desperately, persisting for several hours, the four gates including the North Gate and South Gate announced that they were broken.

But Guan Hai had already made up his mind to die, and he didn't want to leave at all. The soldiers had no choice but to hold Guan Hai and fight out.

When Gongsun Zan learned that Guan Hai had broken out of the siege, he quickly ordered the general and school to lead the troops to pursue him. He led the army into the city and began to wipe out the remaining enemy troops.

Following the return of the general who was chasing the remnants of Guan Hai, Gongsun Zan learned that Guan Hai was seriously injured and missing, so he cursed at the general who was pursuing him and asked him to lead the search.

Since then, Yuyang fell to Gongsun Zan again, and the only witnesses to this battle were the tens of thousands of corpses lying in Yuyang City.

However, Guangyang Taishici sent reinforcements halfway, and knew that Yuyang City was broken, so he had no choice but to lead his troops back.

Then Tai Shici ordered to defend to the death, and sent Pegasus to inform Li Huiyi. At the same time, hundreds of spies were scattered all over the direction of Yuyang to prevent Gongsun Zan from leading the army to attack.

Chapter 239 Huang Zhong

Fifty li away from the east gate of Beiping, three thousand Liaodong soldiers, escorting a large group of grain and grass, were slowly moving forward.

The leader was a middle-aged warrior, holding the rein tightly with one hand, while holding a knife in the other hand, he occasionally patted the horse and sat down, looking back and forth with his eyes around the front.

Suddenly, as if he had discovered something, he let go of the hand holding the rein, raised the soldier who was stopping the advance, and plunged the sword into the ground, half of the blade was buried in the soil.

Just when the soldier stopped and looked at him in doubt, he quickly picked up the iron tire bow hanging from the horse under his crotch, took out three arrows, pulled the bow and shot.

"Susususu!"

"what!"

"what!"

"what!"

Like a shooting star, Yujian headed straight for the hillside on the left side ahead, followed by three screams.

A few seconds after the screams, a large number of Yuan soldiers rushed out from the hillsides on both sides of the front, blocking the road ahead.

Seeing this scene, Liaodong soldiers clenched their weapons tightly.

Putting away the iron tire bow, the middle-aged general ordered Liaodong soldiers to guard the grain cart, and rushed out of the crowd with a knife and a horse, and stopped 80 meters in front of Yuan Jun's formation.

After clasping his fists and saluting, the middle-aged general shouted to Yuan Zhen: "This is Huang Zhong Huang Hansheng from Nanyang, Jingzhou, who was entrusted to escort the food and grass this time, and I hope you will get out of the way so that your head will not be separated! "

Why Huang Zhong escorted the grain and grass this time, we have to start with Zhang Zhongjing.

Huang Zhong had a son named Huang Xu, who was getting worse day by day because of a serious illness.

In desperation, Huang Zhong searched for famous doctors in Jingzhou, but none of them could do anything. Later, he learned that the genius doctor Zhang Zhongjing was in Liaodong, so he rushed to Liaodong day and night with the mentality of trying.

However, Hua Xin received an order from Li Huiyi to requisition food and grass from the four counties, so he quickly arranged for soldiers to escort him, but Yuan Jun intercepted them several times, and the escort of food and grass was in vain.

After hearing the news, Hua Xin couldn't sleep day and night, and finally his body collapsed, and he fell ill and was bedridden. Fortunately, Zhang Zhongjing was there, and after several treatments, his body gradually recovered.

After Hua Xin was able to go to the ground, he prepared gifts and went to thank him. He happened to meet Huang Zhong who came to seek medical treatment.

After some conversation, Hua Xin learned that Huang Zhong had been a general in Jingzhou for many years, so he had an idea and asked Huang Zhong to help escort the grain and grass.

Huang Zhong was worried about Huang Xu's condition, so he did not agree.

But it was hard to find a suitable candidate, how could Hua Xin give up, so he took the two of them into his house on the grounds that Huang Xu needed to rest, and sent someone to take care of them carefully, and did not mention the matter of escorting food and grass.

Huang Zhong didn't want to go, but Zhang Zhongjing told him that Huang Xu needed to rest for a year and a half, and with some precious medicinal materials, he could recover. In desperation, he had no choice but to go back home with Hua Xin.

A few days later, Huang Zhong couldn't bear it any longer, and went to find Hua Xin in person, expressing his willingness to escort the food and grass, and repaying his kindness for taking him in.