From Suli's perspective, he could find that all the Wei cavalry he saw did not use the classic cavalry tactics.

All the tactics used by the Wei cavalry were close-killing combat. They only used their legs to stabilize their bodies and used their hands to fight with long weapons. They were very brave.

Not only those iron armored cavalry with helmets and armor, but even those cavalry without armor can easily do this. They fight with both hands, and their bodies are very stable and extremely brave.

This is very scary.

Facing their long weapons, the Xianbei cavalry seemed at a loss and could not fight against them at all.

A few Xianbei cavalry had time to shoot arrows and could still shoot some Wei cavalry, but once they were surrounded by more people, they would not have time to bend their bows and arrows and would be pierced by a spear, or cut into two pieces with one knife, and blood would be sprinkled on the spot.

Why can all of them fight close-up with long weapons in both hands?

This is impossible! This is impossible! This is fake!!

Suli roared silently.

However, this is true.

The Wei cavalry advanced rapidly, and a large number of Wei cavalry kept approaching him, gradually forming a trend of siege, with a tendency to counter-encircle Suli's main force.

Wei Yan's heavy cavalry had already begun to attack his central army's front, causing a bloody storm. A large number of Xianbei cavalry fell off their horses and died, and the main Xianbei forces were facing a trend of collapse.

Seeing this head-on war is about to win.

Despite this, in the face of the charge of the Wei army's heavy cavalry and the encirclement of the two wings of the cavalry, some Xianbei cavalry still carried out quite brave and fearless resistance.

I don't know who took the lead. After they found that the weapon's confrontation effect was very limited, they actually used a rushing method to try to knock the Wei army's heavy cavalry off the horse to kill him.

While galloping at high speed, they flew over their war horses and rushed towards the Wei cavalry, fighting with the Wei cavalry for no reason. As a result, if they were lucky, they could fall down with the Wei cavalry and then be trampled to death by other war horses.

Seeing this, many Xianbei cavalry found that they could not fight against these Wei cavalry holding weapons with both hands.

The opponent's weapons are long and heavy, and his own weapons are short and light, so he is not an opponent at all. The only way is to rush up and fly, and play the ultimate exchange with them.

Either two or one, or three or one.

For the sake of family, children, relatives and friends, property, and to prevent them from being enslaved, these Xianbei cavalry had red eyes and decided to use their lives to compete with the huge advantages of the Wei army.

They are superb riding skills and have grown up on horses since childhood. They gallop across the grasslands and can make some difficult tactical actions without relying on horse harnesses. This is their advantage.

So, one Xianbei cavalry after another, stimulated by the crisis of national destruction and raced towards the Wei cavalry.

When they rushed closer, they saw the opportunity and flew over and used their powerful impact to overturn the Wei cavalry and dismount. The two of them rolled to the ground together.

Either they both fell to death or lost consciousness on the spot, or they continued to fight together, and then waited to be trampled to death by the enemy or their own war horses.

Implement your mission in this way on such a fierce battle.

In the face of the heavy cavalry of the Wei army, this method is of course effective.

Although the Wei army's heavy cavalry has a strong defense, it may be useless to fly a pounce, but if there are too many people flying a pounce, there will still be heavy cavalry being pulled and dropped off the horse.

Those Xianbei cavalry were desperate and spread their hands and rushed forward.

Regardless of whether he would be beaten to death by a wolf-fanged iron rod or the timing of the rushing, he rushed into the air and threw it to the ground. He either fell to death directly or was trampled to death by a war horse.

They don't care about this at all.

Because he could not defeat the head-on confrontation, he could only die. Instead of dying for nothing, it would be better to jump into the air. As long as someone could overturn these heavy riders on the ground, it would be enough.

Indeed, many heavy riders were overturned to the ground and fell heavily on the ground, and they could not get up at all. If they were unlucky, they would fall to death. If they were unlucky, they would be difficult to move on the ground, and the survival rate was very low.

Some heavy cavalry were knocked over by Xianbei cavalry's flying horses, and their men and horses fell down together, either falling to death or broken bones.

Once it falls, the heavy cavalry will indeed lose its combat effectiveness.

In this way, the Xianbei cavalry really brought considerable trouble to the heavy cavalry and light cavalry of the Wei army.

However, it is very difficult to play the ultimate one with the Wei cavalry in this way of human bombs. In many cases, it is not one to one, and three to one is considered a high proportion, and five to one is very difficult to change one.

The timing of their rushing is difficult to grasp, and the Wei army is not completely unaware of dodging.

With the help of horse harnesses, the Wei cavalry can make various tactical actions more convenient to avoid them, and the behavior of flying pounce is still quite dangerous.

As for the heavy rider, it has a high speed and a large mass. If the impact is not strong enough, it will be directly knocked away and cannot be knocked over. Unless many people work together to hit and beat, they will have the chance to overturn the heavy rider.

So from the perspective of the Xianbei people, the scene of this war is extremely bloody and tragic.

Countless people rushed up and tried their best to stop the Wei army from advancing. A large number of Xianbei cavalry were killed on the spot.

Some Wei cavalry were also killed by the horse and died.

It is difficult to see the chance of winning in this ratio. I don’t know how many Xianbei cavalry can kill a heavy cavalry of the Wei army, and the lethality brought to the Xianbei cavalry by the heavy cavalry of the Wei army is extraordinary.

With the wave of the mace, I don’t know how many people will die on the spot.

The ordinary cavalry of the Wei army on both wings were also constantly winning victory, constantly clearing obstacles and advancing towards victory.

This made the Xianbei people feel that their resistance was futile, death was meaningless, and the general trend of the entire battlefield has not changed.

Even though they are really brave and brave.

But, what's the point?

Suli saw that the Wei army was too many, and he could use the flying pounce tactic to stop the Wei army's charge for a while, but it would not last long.

If you delay any further, once a critical point is reached, the army will completely collapse. Not only will the heavy cavalry not be able to stop it, but the encirclement of the Wei light cavalry on both wings will also kill him.

Courage has a time limit, and the current situation is irresistible. The biggest trend is!

Faced with this trend and the anxious inquiries of his subordinates, Suli twitched his mouth, realizing that such a tragic resistance was about to end and he would not be able to continue to resist, so he directly issued the order of [retreat].

"You can't fight anymore! Retreat! Retreat! Retreat! All retreat! You must never fight anymore! If you continue to fight, you will all die! The Wei people have a treacherous plan! There are treacherous plans!"

With Suli's order, he instigated the horses to retreat.

Or escape.

He was scared and wanted to run away.

When his confidant guard saw Suli running away, he quickly followed his steps and took everything to run with him.

My subordinates looked at me and I looked at you, and they were all shocked. They quickly followed and retreated completely, without any intention of continuing to stay.

It is obvious that when the outcome of this war was not yet completely clear, Suli had already set a halt for the war in advance and announced in advance that he had been defeated.

It cannot be said that he did something wrong, but if his behavior was earlier, his ending might be better.

However, on such a battlefield where the battle is still going on and on such a battlefield where many Xianbei cavalry are still resisting, Suli obviously did not consider too much.

He was scared.
Chapter completed!