Dragon Clan, Lu Mingfei who repeatedly returns from the game

An hour later, the defenders of Guanglang City finally saw the civilians and soldiers coming from the east. They looked panicked and frightened, and some of them had even thrown away their helmets and taken off their armor.

Driven by a large number of cavalry behind them, these people fled to the city gate in a panic, banging on the gate desperately and shouting for it to be opened.

However, the city gate remained closed and showed no signs of opening.

Since ancient times, receiving defeated soldiers has not been an easy task.

The impact on morale is only one of the factors; more important is the fear that enemy forces may be mixed in.

Therefore, the soldiers guarding the city did not dare to open the city gate easily, so as not to give the enemy an opportunity to take advantage.

Finally, the infantry in the two camps outside the city quickly formed a battle formation to protect the fleeing soldiers. This temporarily stabilized the situation and prevented the enemy from taking the opportunity to attack.

However, these defeated soldiers will probably have to go through a rigorous screening before they can regain trust.

Lu Mingfei naturally would not place his own spies among these people.

Once discovered, the spies sent out would face a tragic fate.

Moreover, the people under his command are not professional agents and can easily reveal their flaws.

And there is no need for that. It is estimated that Meng Wu will be able to arrive with 30,000 infantrymen in two or three days, and by then, the people in the city will be trapped.

What they need to ensure is that not even a grain of food can flow into Guanglang City.

As long as this can be done, the city will be shrouded in hunger.

Brothers, we have thousands of cavalrymen wandering around outside the city, and any messenger who wants to leave the city will be intercepted.

If anyone can successfully leave the city, Lu Mingfei is willing to change his surname and follow him.

The only option for the Zhao army was to release smoke signals to warn the Xun clan.

However, Xun's clan was still dozens of miles away from here. By the time the Zhao army had assembled and arrived to support, not only would Meng Wu's troops have arrived, but Bai Qi might have also led his army to capture the city.

When the time comes, Finkel and Gu Nan can be sent into the city to disrupt the Zhao army's defenses. With their excellent ability to stir up trouble, it is conceivable that capturing Guanglang City will not take too much energy.

Thanks to Bai Qi's strategic deception, the Zhao army had withdrawn many of its standing troops.

Therefore, once they successfully capture Guanglang City and destroy the main force of Zhao army of Xun clan, Zhao State will not be able to organize effective mobile forces in the next one or two months.

At that time, they would march northward along the Dan River, successively capture Changping Pass and Gu Pass, and then go down to take Handan in one fell swoop.

By then, half of the Zhao State would have been destroyed.

The only thing we are worried about is the Six-Nation Coalition, but that thing cannot be formed in half a year, so the main focus this time is speed.

At least we have to take over half of Zhao before the other six countries can react.

what?

Why don't you say that the Zhao army can take advantage of the fact that Lu Mingfei has fewer people and lead the rest of the people back to Xun's?

In ancient wars, there was an obvious restraint relationship between the two types of troops.

As we mentioned before, infantry is at a complete disadvantage when facing cavalry.

Let’s put it this way, if the infantry dares to march under the surveillance of the cavalry, they will die without knowing how they died.

For example, the warrior ran all the way back to his own high ground from the enemy's second tower under the output of the shooter.

How many steps can you take without taking the lead in economy?

Two days later, Meng Wu led the vanguard troops to Guanglang City.

Although there were only 10,000 people, this was undoubtedly a further blow to the Zhao army in the city.

The arrival of these ten thousand people brought greater pressure to the Zhao army in the city.

In the past two days, Zhao Jun had tried to break out many times, but was stopped by Gu Nan and Lu Mingfei's troops every time.

These failed attempts not only resulted in a large number of casualties, but also severely damaged the morale of the Zhao army, which hit rock bottom.

Under such circumstances, the Zhao army had no choice but to raise smoke signals to warn the Xun clan in the rear that the Qin army was attacking the city.

When marching and fighting, there are actually not many roads to choose from.

Whether attacking or defending, the actions of both sides tend to be predictable.

For the Zhao army, there are only two options before them: either surrender or wait for death.

It was not until Bai Qi led the main force and set up camp one mile outside Guanglang City.

That very night, Gu Nan and Finkel broke through the city gate and rushed into the city.

They launched a fierce killing in the city, which lasted until dawn.

Although they failed to find the main general of the Zhao army, all the officers who appeared in front of the two men were killed.

The next morning, the defender of Guanglang City led the remaining soldiers out of the city to surrender.

This city was occupied by the Qin army last year, and now it has finally returned to the hands of the Qin army.

It can be considered as returning the property to its original owner.

However, the Qin army had no time to rest, because at this moment, the scouts sent out earlier reported that they had come into contact with the scouts sent by Zhao State 20 miles away from the city.

But these Zhao scouts retreated quickly after a brief fight.

The Qin scouts then gave chase, only to discover that there were at least 100,000 Zhao reinforcements coming from behind.

What is even more surprising is that behind these reinforcements were no less than 200,000 logistical laborers.

"The Zhao army reacted so quickly?" Bai Qi twisted his beard in the hall, frowned slightly, turned his head to look at Meng Wu, and said in a deep voice: "This time the Zhao army must have spent a lot of money."

Meng Wu also frowned, and after thinking for a moment, he said, "I'm afraid this is not a temporary transfer, but the result of Zhao's early mobilization. Lian Po is a calm person and would never be so radical." He paused, and continued in a positive tone, "I guess the Zhao army has changed its commander!"

Hearing this conclusion, Bai Qi was delighted. He knew that Lian Po was a difficult opponent, but the change of generals was a good thing for the Qin army. Bai Qi's eyes flickered and he smiled confidently: "Well, since they have come to us on their own initiative, let's catch them all in one fell swoop."

Bai Qi was secretly delighted. He was worrying about how to find a breakthrough point to destroy the main force of the Zhao army in one fell swoop. Attacking cities one by one would not only take up time and energy, but would also bring huge logistical pressure to the Qin army.

Now, the main force of the Zhao army has gathered, which undoubtedly gives Bai Qi an excellent opportunity.

As long as they can defeat this army, Zhao will have difficulty organizing large-scale troops to fight against Qin in the next six months. Thinking of this, Bai Qi couldn't help but get excited.

The importance of this war is too great. If the outcome can be decided in one battle, the pace of Qin's unification of the six kingdoms will be greatly accelerated.

At this moment, he began to plan the next strategic deployment, preparing for this battle that would determine the direction of history.