Cultivation of empire in the world of immortality

After more than 30,000 Beiyuan soldiers died in the battle, they surrendered to the Qin army when they saw that they could not recover.

In this duel with Beiyuan Khan, the Qin army caused great damage to the enemy, killing 220,000 enemies and capturing nearly 80,000 cavalry. This battle also established the Qin army's reputation.

After pacifying the capable warriors in Beiyuan, the Qin army began to surrender its tribesmen. Qin Jun obviously saw the hatred in the eyes of Jiang Zhong, and reported the situation to Qin and Han.

After some careful consideration, Qin and Han decided to draw a large number of dice, with a score of twenty-five. Eighty thousand people were selected from nearly two million people, together with nearly 80,000 surrendered troops, to form a second-class reserve regiment. The salary was only half of that of the previous reserve regiment, and their families were moved to the east of Xizhou together with their families.

There is also a Zuoxian King in Beiyuan, and the Qin army has no plans to let him go. His army has 120,000 cavalry and nearly 600,000 troops, making it difficult for the Qin army to omit him.

After a short rest, the Fourth Army joined hands with the two brigades supported by the Third Army and the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 9th, and 13th regiments of the Qin Wei Army to search westward to annihilate King Zuo Xian's troops.

The Qin and Han Dynasties took their generals to inspect the situation of surrendering troops without guards and flags. He decided to establish another county, named Beiyuan Zhongjun, and build another county city on the site of the original Beiyuan Khan Court, named Alam City. Order the Executive Yuan to report the list of officials at all levels. After the Executive Yuan received the message, a round of fighting began. In the end, the second uncle of the Qin and Han Dynasties was appointed as the county chief, and the two deputy county chiefs came from Qulutana and O'Brien. County-level officials from the remaining five counties were admitted to the Ministry of Civil Affairs for promotion.

Accompanied by the brigade commander and above of the First Army, Qin and Han inspected the post-war situation, visited the wounded, and chatted with the soldiers for a while. The momentum of the upper stage of the third stage of Qin and Han Dynasties was looming, which made the soldiers who admired the strong believe in him. He also asked the soldiers about their practice and discussed the practice questions of "Nine Tigers of Creation", which gave the soldiers great inspiration.

Except for the newly formed Fourth Army, the soldiers of the rest of the Qin Army more than doubled in strength after practicing this technique, and the qualified ones even broke through from the first level to the second level in a short period of time. The Qin Wei army is an exception. In terms of individual strength, they are twice as strong as ordinary field brigade soldiers, and they are worthy of the treatment given to them by the Qin and Han Dynasties.

Everything is above the expectations of Qin and Han.

Qin Zhong led his army galloping on the grassland, and in the air there was a flying cavalry of the Fourth Army coming out to spy. While marching and practicing at the same time, we studied many solutions to the problems exposed in the battle and solved them through continuous drills.

Five regiments of flying cavalry have arrived at King Zuo Xian's sphere of influence first and locked in King Zuo Xian's main force. The Qin Army's flying cavalry received an order not to launch an attack before friendly troops on the ground arrived. Therefore, the five regiments only besieged but did not attack. As long as King Zuo Xian's troops did not flee north or move westward, they would only watch.

King Zuo Xian and his second brother Qu Luzhe have now put aside their disputes and joined hands to deal with the Qin army. However, they all have the idea of ​​​​keeping the green hills and not worrying about running out of firewood. Each has gathered its most elite soldiers and their families so that they can act quickly when necessary.

When the Qin army's flying cavalry arrived, King Zuo Xian became nervous. When they saw that the Great Khan was defeated and fled to his own tribe, the people of King Zuoxian's tribe felt extremely heavy. Their army of more than 400,000 people had been defeated, let alone their army of more than 100,000 people. The defeated soldiers even added to the horror of the Qin army's large rocks falling from the sky, making ordinary soldiers fearful at night, for fear of being smashed into meat pies by the large rocks.

The depressing atmosphere lasted for more than ten days. It rained heavily that night. Beiyuan Khan and Zuo Xianwang thought that it was impossible for the Qin army's flying cavalry to fight in such weather. He left his trusted generals to drag the enemy away while he quickly fled north with his elite guards, hoping to enter the Tianlang Mountains to avoid the enemy.

In the heavy rain, the Qin army formed an array, and twenty eagle flying boats were also patrolling in the sky.

When Qin Zhong was about to order the entire army to attack, soldiers came to report, and most of King Zuo Xian rushed out of the two troops and headed north. He knew that the enemy was preparing to escape, so he immediately changed his subordinates and sent out a brigade and five regiments of Qin Wei troops to pursue the enemy. He could not let the enemy go.

For the first time, the soldiers of the field brigade fought side by side with the Qin Wei army on the ground, and their desire to compete was particularly strong.

Qin Tai, commander of the fourth regiment of the Qin Wei Army, was responsible for pursuing the enemy this time, making final empirical preparations for army expansion. He also saw the competitive look in the 1st Field Brigade of the Fourth Army, and the corners of his mouth couldn't help but raise slightly.

A heavy rainy night is a good environment for a surprise attack, paralyzing the enemy and covering oneself. The moment the flying boat dropped the stone, the two sides formally engaged in hand-to-hand combat.

The unprepared soldiers of King Zuo Xian were rushed away by the Qin army's cavalry who entered the camp. The flying boat in the sky hit the enemy as planned and avoided the Qin army's charge line. The falling rocks caused great confusion to the enemy and also hindered their movement speed.

Tent after tent was trampled down by the Qin army, and the heavy rain could not wash away the blood of Tang Dao. Screams and begging for mercy were heard.

Within half an hour, the enemy camp was dispersed by the Qin army, but some stubborn enemies used big rocks as cover to shoot at the Qin army. However, the general trend is that a large number of soldiers surrendered their scimitars, bows and arrows to the Qin army.

Qin Tai quickly caught up with the fleeing people. The five regiments of the Qin Wei army showed their skills on the ground to the first field brigade. Thousand-stone composite bows formed a rain of armor-piercing arrows, harvesting the enemies in sight.

After seven rounds of arrow rain, he took out Mo Dao and launched a wall-mounted charge. There was no intact corpse behind Mo Dao. This gave the enemy a great shock. Is this the Qin army that only relied on air strikes to defeat them? This is too cruel. The enemy was eager to put his legs on the war horse. The Beiyuan cavalry felt that the galloping speed was too slow. More and more cavalry stabbed the war horses with their horses, and they raced to gain some distance.

The chase lasted for more than two hours, and the enemies gradually became stronger, with more and more third-level powerhouses. Qin Tai knew that the enemy's coach was right in front of him, so he couldn't help but intensify his attack.

None of the three fourth-level experts around Beiyuan Great Khan had any intention of sweating Chengren. They just tried their best to protect Qu Luzhe and the two brothers as they turned to the west.

Without the two leaders to command. The remaining elite surrendered quickly. With their families by their side, they had many concerns and would not fight to the death. The surrender of five or six level three warriors with their men marked the end of the pursuit.

When Qin Tai was preparing to take advantage of the victory and pursue the enemy, the surrendered third-level warrior advised him, "General, don't pursue him. There are three fourth-level great shamans beside them."

Qin Tai listened to the advice and asked the surrendered people to follow him back south, and he was always on guard.

When Qin Tai came back for reinforcements, he asked his men to shout, "Great Khan," and King Zuo Xian abandoned his troops and fled to the west. He surrendered and was treated leniently, but stubborn resistance would lead to death.

After daybreak, the Beiyuan soldiers who did not see the Great Khan and King Zuoxian gave up their resistance and surrendered to the Qin army.

In this battle, the Qin army lost more than 300 lives and won the final victory. The Great Khan Qu Luzhe and Brother Qu Lutao, the Xian King of Zuo, escaped with only two to three hundred people. A total of more than 34,000 enemies were annihilated, more than 73,800 were captured, and 580,000 troops were collected.

At this point, all the Beiyuan prairie belonged to the Qin army. The Qin and Han Dynasties also established Xiyuan County in the Zuoxian King's tribe, which governed four counties. The county seat was Shabian City. The county chief is Ouyang Feiyan's cousin, and the deputy county chief is one person from Donghai City and one person from the Qin family.