How come this mage can fight better than a warrior?

The enemy general stationed at Juyin Mountain was also captured by Wu Jun. Since Long Dong was very interested in the general stationed at Juyin Mountain, Wu Jun tied him up and escorted him to Long Dong.

Long Dong stood up and asked, "Name!"

However, the captured general did not take Long Dong seriously at all. He turned his head away with disdain, as if he felt it was a shame to talk to Long Dong.

The soldier who captured the unshaven general happened to be a die-hard fan of Long Dong. The soldier was shocked to see that the old man was so arrogant that he dared to look down on his hero.

The soldier was immediately enraged, and rushed forward and kicked the old man hard. The old man felt so much pain that he fell to his knees with a thud.

The soldier asked angrily, "You are a prisoner, so why are you so proud? Don't you know your situation? How dare you pretend you can't hear our Lord Long talking to you?"

This time, Long Dong raised his voice: "Name!" The old man still ignored Long Dong and even played with his little fingers.

Soldier: "Why are you pretending? What's so great about you?"

Seeing this old man so arrogant, Long Dong was helpless. Long Dong could only let his men take him away first. Their first task was to capture Juyin Mountain and destroy the grain. The rest would be discussed after they returned.

After destroying all the food and grass, Long Dong led his troops back. By the time the armies of the White Eagle and Black Chicken countries noticed something, all they had left was a ruin.

After the White Eagle and Black Chicken armies ran out of food and grass, they chose to give it a go. Together with the Jin army, 900,000 people attacked Xiaowang Village defended by Liu Hanlong day and night.

Fortunately, Liu Hanlong was well prepared, and with the help of Qilin, the enemy's desperate plan did not succeed. On the contrary, the powerful firepower of the Wu army caused them to suffer heavy losses.

After the White Eagle and Black Chicken coalition failed in their attack, they chose to flee. However, how could Long Dong give him such a chance? Long Dong ordered a full-scale pursuit. The enemy was directly besieged in the Fujun Mountains.

Qilin and Taixu attacked in turns, and many hilltops were razed to the ground. Under the attack of the two divine beasts and the Wu army, the coalition forces of White Eagle and Black Chicken lost 100,000 people in just one day.

As night fell, the enemy was exhausted. Long Dong used the strategy of "Besieged on all sides" to undermine the enemy's fighting spirit. As expected, the effect was very good.

The remaining Jin troops took advantage of the cover of night to find the weak point in the Wu army's encirclement and escape.

Long Dong deliberately left this weak point. If the enemy found that there was no hope of survival, they would most likely choose to fight to the death. However, if there was hope of survival, the enemy's remaining fighting will also be disintegrated by Long Dong.

After seeing the Jin army escape successfully, the coalition forces of White Eagle and Black Chicken also began to flee in large numbers.

After confirming that the enemy's fighting spirit had been completely destroyed, Longdong launched a full-scale general offensive. Soon, the coalition forces of White Eagle and Black Chicken were completely wiped out.

Liu Hanlong led his army to capture prisoners from the White Eagle and Black Chicken. Nearly 300,000 prisoners were captured. Moreover, most of the generals of the White Eagle and Black Chicken were captured by Longdong.

Long Dong learned from the captured generals that the captured strange old man was named Tang Biao. Then, he quickly found the information about Tang Biao. However, he was shocked when he saw it.

It turns out that Tang Biao is not only an outstanding military strategist, strategist and formation master, but also the dean of the White Eagle Military Academy. He once studied at the Shenlong Empire Military Academy and won the first place with excellent results.

After the destruction of the Dragon Empire, Tang Biao returned to his hometown and led a group of like-minded people to fight everywhere, and finally established the White Eagle Empire. It is no exaggeration to say that without Tang Biao, there would be no White Eagle Empire today.

Unfortunately, geniuses are often envied by others. Although Tang Biao made great contributions to the White Eagle Empire, he was still excluded and neglected, and failed to get the attention he deserved. In desperation, Tang Biao had to establish a military academy on his own to train more outstanding talents for the White Eagle Empire.

Tang Biao was strongly opposed to the attack on the State of Wu.

However, when the White Eagle Empire's army was founded, it was invincible. The White Eagle Empire's high-ranking officials had long been blinded by victory. They simply could not recognize the gap between themselves and the Wu army.

The other three major forces provided tangible benefits, and the emperor of the White Eagle Empire directly chose to launch an expedition to attack Wu.

Tang Biao could not stop the mad army, nor could he change the emperor's decision. The coalition forces of the two countries easily entered the mainland of Wu after trekking through mountains and rivers. Tang Biao once wondered if he had overestimated the combat power of the Wu army.

However, during the battle, he realized that the Wu army was absolutely invincible to them.

The firepower of the Wu Kingdom was unprecedented. Liu Hanlong's army of 200,000 had nearly 4,000 magic cannons. All the magic cannons of the Wu army could easily flatten a large mountain range with full force. This kind of combat power was simply not something they could resist.

Although Tang Biao recognized the true combat power of the Wu army, he was not the commander-in-chief and had no way to turn the army back. Tang Biao later volunteered to lead 100,000 people to guard the food and grass for the army.

After all, the coalition forces of White Eagle and Black Chicken had a large number of people. Although the Wu army was very strong, the difference in numbers was there after all. Their coalition forces took the initiative in the war at the beginning. This also made Tang Biao think that they had a chance to win.

Tang Biao led 100,000 men to garrison Juyin Mountain to protect the army's food and grass. Tang Biao believed that with these 100,000 men, there would be absolutely no risk of failure. However, he still underestimated the fighting power of the Wu army.

Long Dong easily captured Juyin Mountain and destroyed all the food and grass of the army. Without food and grass, the army's defeat was only a matter of time.

Tang Biao watched helplessly as Juyin Mountain was taken over by Long Dong and Tai Xu. Long Dong was a fairy-level warrior, and Tai Xu was even a demigod. In the face of absolute strength, any deployment of troops was nonsense.

Tang Biao was filled with regret and self-blame at this time. He never expected that the defeat of this war would start from his own hands. He felt extremely frustrated, and at the same time realized that there was a huge gap between him and Long Dong.

The reason why Long Dong was able to defeat him was entirely due to his powerful strength advantage. The two of them were not at the same level at all. Tang Biao only had Saint-level strength, and facing strong men like Tai Xu and Long Dong, even if he had excellent tactical arrangements, he could only be ruthlessly beaten.

After fully understanding Tang Biao's situation, Long Dong did not hesitate to call Tang Biao for an in-depth conversation. Unlike before, this time Long Dong showed great respect and courtesy to Tang Biao.

Long Dong knew that if he wanted to conquer the world, he had to recruit talents from all sides. If he couldn't even control an old man, how could he dream of ruling the whole world? Therefore, he was determined to impress Tang Biao with his sincerity and try to make him work for him.

Long Dong treated Tang Biao sincerely and constantly expressed his goodwill to him. He tried every possible means to persuade him with reason and emotion. Finally, after a long period of effort, the arrogant Tang Biao finally softened his attitude and expressed his willingness to submit to Long Dong.