The Rebirth of Lu Bu in the Legend of the Heroes of the Later Han Dynasty

Autumn is the harvest season. Farmers are harvesting the fruits of this year's hard work in the fields, and women are weaving cloth at home, creating a harmonious scene.

The soldiers returned home one after another to spend this short time with their families. After the spring, they will go on an expedition and they don't know if they can come back, but they are not afraid, because as professional soldiers, honor will always be their living belief.

Lu Bu enjoyed family happiness in the palace. This year, his third son and fourth son were born one after another. Lu Bu named them Lu Li and Lu Zhi. Together with the eldest son Lu Ren and the second son Lu Yi, together they became It is the benevolence, justice, propriety and wisdom advocated by Confucianism. Cai Yan and Gan Qian are also pregnant. Lu Bu is very happy. He takes his wives and children to visit Taiyuan County all day long. This is his rare leisure time. For him, more than ten years of fighting are really too tired.

Lu Bu also arranged for his eldest daughter Lu Lingqi and Zhang Liao's eldest son Zhang Hu to have a baby marriage, and officially became in-laws with the general. Zhang Liao spent half a year selecting 10,000 Xuanjia troops and training them in formations and tactics.

Zhang Liao is worthy of being a master of cavalry. Under his systematic training, the 10,000-strong Xuanjia Army burst out with the combat effectiveness of a 100,000-strong army. This army is definitely the most powerful army in the world. Another force with overwhelming combat power is Gao Shun's trap camp. Over the years, Gao Shun has led the trap camp to clean up the bandits, rebels, and remnants of foreign races in Bingzhou and Youzhou. In actual combat, he built this infantry into a The ace army is just waiting to prove itself in the future battle to unify the world.

Among the recruited recruits, three talents were also discovered: Wei Yan from Yiyang, Ma Zhong from Huaisi, and Pan Huang from Handan. The first two were Shu Han generals recorded in later generations, and the third was the brother of the unparalleled general Pan Feng. Lu Bu used Mo Zhe's omnipotent news network to tell Pan Huang the truth about Pan Feng's death. Pan Huang gritted his teeth and vowed to kill all the Yuan family to avenge his brother. Wei Yan and Ma Zhong were arranged by Lu Bu to stay with Gao Shun to learn the art of war. Lu Bu knew their abilities and decided to train them well. The most scarce thing in troubled times is generals for fighting.

Time flies and winter passes quickly. Lu Bu led his army in front of the Monument to the Heroes of the Han Dynasty, burned incense to pray to Heaven and Earth, and swore to go out to fight. Xianbei would not be destroyed in this battle, and he vowed not to return home. The soldiers marched across the Mongolian grassland with murderous intent. The iron hooves of the war horses trampled on the grass, and the sound was powerful.

Lu Bu asked all the soldiers who went on the expedition to carry a bag with horse dung in it. Applying horse dung on arrows during battle would cause the Xianbei people's wounds to become infected and die. This is what Lu Bu learned in later books. This is the simplest and most effective method of combat. After all, in that era, tetanus was easily fatal. Lu Bu doesn't care how many Xianbei people he kills. What he wants is for this race to disappear completely. At this time, he is like the Demon King of the Sixth Heaven described in the Buddhist scriptures.

Xianbei King Kebi Neng organized 300,000 Xianbei cavalry to prepare for a decisive battle with the Han army. Only some old and weak women and children from each tribe were left behind, and the rest all joined the Xianbei army. All men from the nobles also participated in the battle. They saw the terrible experience of Wuhuan's genocide and decided to fight to the death in an attempt to defeat the Han army.

The two sides encountered each other near Jinshan. Zhang Liao commanded the Xuanjia Army to charge into formation. In Lu Bu's plan, the Xuanjia Army followed the plan of being as fast as the wind and as powerful as fire, using superb martial arts to disrupt the formation of the Xianbei army. The Xuanjia Army did indeed done. The Xianbei cavalry's scimitars and bows and arrows could not harm the Xuanjia army at all, but the Xuanjia army brandished their Mo knives and massacred the Xianbei cavalry. Under the scorching sun, the breastplates of the Xuanjia Army sparkled, stinging the eyes of the Xianbei cavalry. Arrows coated with horse dung penetrated the bodies of the Xianbei cavalry. In the two-hour charge, the Xianbei army suffered tens of thousands of casualties. There are countless war horses looking for their masters in front of Jinshan Mountain.

Lu Bu led the rest of the cavalry to pursue the defeated Xianbei army. He wanted everyone to make military contributions. After all, this was another crushing battle against foreigners after Huo Qubing of the Han Dynasty, which was conducive to rebuilding the prestige of the Han army. The Han cavalry also performed well. Each of them killed several Xianbei cavalry. Lu Bu felt as if he had defeated a possessor. Under his Fangtian painted halberd, thousands more fighting souls were added, and he finally reached the point where he could summon the Netherworld army. Thousands of people were killed if needed.

Kirby was able to lead the remaining Xianbei troops to retreat toward Liangzhou and cede the Mongolian grassland to the Han army. The old, weak, women and children of Xianbei were abandoned by him and became slaves of the Han army. Kirby was able to retreat while praying to immortality to help him escape from this disaster. But how could the Han army, which was attacking on multiple fronts, give him this opportunity? Taishi Ci showed his superb martial arts. He killed hundreds of Kebineng's guards by himself and captured Kebineng alive. The remaining 100,000 Xianbei soldiers chose to lay down their weapons and surrender.

Lu Bu was faced with how to deal with these 100,000 Xianbei prisoners. After all, this was not a small number, and he did not have the confidence to make them surrender willingly. He might as well follow the example of Bai Qi, Lord of Wu'an, and Xiang Yu, King of Chu, and trap and kill these people! After making up his mind, Lu Bu asked his soldiers to dig a huge deep pit in front of the Monument to the Heroes of the Han Dynasty, drove the unarmed Xianbei prisoners into the pit, and killed them alive. That day, there were constant curses and cries, and Xianbei Shanyu Kebineng was executed by Lingchi.

Since then, the Xianbei clan, which has been hovering on the Mongolian Plateau for hundreds of years, has been completely wiped out.

Lu Bu completely occupied Mongolia, North China, Northeast China, and Shanxi. He had the largest natural pasture in the Han Dynasty and the most combat-effective cavalry regiment. He became one of the candidates to end the troubled times and fulfilled the three limits of Zhuluo.