Compared to Cheng Yu's dilemma, Jiang Jie seemed much easier and faster after receiving the order from General Cavalry.

This is not because Jiang Jie's intelligence can surpass Cheng Yu, but because of the extra bonus of the severity of the battlefield and the convenience of information communication.

After all, for Jiang Jie, the front north of the river is not so important. It is naturally good to win. However, if you fail, there will be reserved troops and generals to fill the positions, so there will be much less pressure in your heart.

On the other hand, if Cheng Yu's garrison is broken, then the vicinity of Wen County in Hanoi will definitely suffer a serious blow, especially to the east of Wen County and north of the river is the land of Jizhou, and the cavalry does not need to run too smoothly.

Le Jin, who was originally stationed in Wen County, has now sneaked into Hedong again and needs Cheng Yu to provide support. If...

Cao Cao had said before that he would send someone to fill the position, but whether the person who filled the position was there was, and Cheng Yu had no news.

The same thing, because of different pressures, the attitudes must be different.

Just like an ordinary person starting a business, the whole family worked hard to squeeze out tens of thousands of dollars from the gap between their teeth, and once they failed, they immediately returned to the front of liberation. The Tianlong people easily put a few fingers on their fingers, saying that they were just a few small goals, and winning or losing doesn’t matter, and having to keep their mind flat, what’s so nervous?

In this case, the gap between the generals of the two sides can determine everything by just the intellectual value.

Moreover, when the two sides confronted each other, although there were some problems and some strange voices in the troops of both sides, unlike the Cao army retreating from war and class exploitation, most of the problems in Jiang Jie's troops were to obtain more military achievements. Therefore, when Jiang Jie issued an order, his subordinates had no objection. This did not mean that Jiang Jie could have a higher reputation than Cheng Yu, but in basic training, because after the standard standardization of the Cavalry Army, many things can be omitted and there is a lowest bottom line, which can be provided to the generals and the military academy for reference and measurement.

As long as there is a battle, these cavalry soldiers are always in high spirits. Because they have indeed gained from the war, or seen others gain real benefits, rather than painting the big cakes in the air every day and every year.

There are these real things that can be reached by just working hard, instead of being able to compare with virtual bread that is shouting every day to work hard and then finding that you still have to work hard all your life.

Jiang Jie ordered that even the Qiang people would be confident and execute his orders without fail.

Because everyone in Qiang knew that even if Jiang Jie didn't keep his word, there would be a general of the cavalry to protect him.

Although Jiang Jie was not many, after receiving the order from the General of the Cavalry, Jiang Jie still issued an order to divide the troops without hesitation.

Some of the Qiang troops and a few Han officials who were familiar with the mountains and were good at living in the wild entered the mountains, while others evacuated westward and gave up their ferry...

When Cheng Yu discovered that Jiang Yu had abnormal movements, he was already one or two days late. Then he detected the specific situation and took another one or two days, and then discussed and prepared. When Cheng Yu's deputy general and soldiers began to come to the mountain road along the footsteps in the mountains, the Qiang people passing through the mountains had already taken the lead for four or five days.

The key is that the deputy general of Cao's army who followed him carefully took three steps and was always prepared for fear of being ambushed in the mountains by the Cavalry Army.

After a while, when the Qiang troops traveling through the mountains discovered the grain transport team sent from Wen County, they almost had no hesitation and rushed out of the mountains.

Sixty or seventy cavalrymen stepped onto the war horses and rushed out along the valley, just like a pack of wolves seeing a large flock of cattle and sheep.

The Cao army did not expect to encounter soldiers from the Cavalry here. They didn't even know what happened to Cheng Yu and Jiang Jie on the front line. He just knew that they wanted to transport the food and grass to the Cao army camp on the front line. Therefore, these Cao army grain transport teams were not very prepared at all. Even though there were more than 200 guards along with the grain transport team, when they saw the cavalry cavalry rushed out of the valley, the Cao army soldiers who were guarding were panicked.

Although the non-commissioned officers of the Cao army were still shouting and trying to re-constrain and command their soldiers to defend and resist, the Cao army soldiers who were frightened by the cavalry were unable to form an effective array at all, and did not rely on the baggage van to resist. Instead, they threw down the baggage van and fled everywhere.

Whether it was the soldiers of the Cao army, or the old Han civilians, they had no sense of responsibility, belonging, etc. for these food supplies, or the frontline Cheng Yu's troops. For everyone in the grain transport team, this time the transportation was just a task. Anyway, the food and grass are not theirs, so when compared with other people's food and grass, what should I do? Do I need to think more about what to do?

Less than a hundred front-drive cavalry were like entering a no-man's land, killing wantonly, ruthlessly eliminating those sporadic resistances.

When the cavalry of the following second part arrived, the Cao army's grain transport queue was even more unbearable.

The rapid sound of horse hooves spread along the road, and the excited cavalry of the Husbands and Qiang people roared, waving their shining swords, bringing up a bunch of blood.

The Cao army's grain transport team had almost no decent resistance. The number was obviously similar, but it was almost collapsed at once. Before the Cao army had time to escape, there were only two choices left...

『Surrender! We surrender!』

A Cao army soldier knelt on the ground, burst into tears, begging for mercy loudly.

"Don't kill me! Don't kill me!"

More soldiers of Cao's army knelt on the ground, kowtowed constantly, and didn't even dare to raise their heads.

As for those civilians, they fled to the mountains early, or simply hid their heads somewhere, like ostrichs covering their ears and stealing bells.

An encounter was declared over in less than half an hour.

Looking at the Cao army soldiers and civilians who were kneeling on the ground and begging for mercy, the crooked baggage and food on the road, the Qiang people waved their swords on their horses and sang the name of General Cavalry, as if they were expressing their desire to present all of the things in front of them to Fei Qian as sacrificial items.

A few Han people in the Qiang ranks were relieved to command the military academy.

They succeeded.

The Qiang people won the victory and had no complaints. At the same time, they also attacked the supply routes of Cao's army and solved their own food and grass supply problems, which was a hit.

"Surrendered, do you count as a head?"

The Qiang Military Academy pointed at the Cao army soldiers on the ground and shouted at the Han officials in the team.

The Han people shook their heads in command of the military academy.

The Qiang Military Academy sighed, but didn't say much, and pointed to the supplies and grains and said, "Where are those grains and grains?"

The Han commander military academy glared at the Qiang military academy, "Everything will follow the rules!"

The Qiang Military Academy laughed and didn't get angry because she was glared, "Okay, then follow the rules."

In fact, many of these things have already been "rules" in the scriptures, but some people will inevitably test whether the bottom line is still there.

The heads of surrendered soldiers are not counted as military merits. On the one hand, it is to prevent meaningless massacre of soldiers, and on the other hand, it is to give the other party a way to surrender. Otherwise, whether to surrender or not will die, then you will definitely choose to fight, and there is still a possibility of survival.

Of course, there is no way to accurately count like a computer in this process, such as whether the other party surrenders or not, whether it is counted if the other party kills the other party, etc., but at least it is a re-establishment of an order after the battlefield has been cleared.

This is more important than killing many people. This is a key point that has been repeatedly emphasized in military academy training, especially in non-commissioned officer training.

They are not only destroyers on the battlefield, but also defenders of order on the battlefield.

Thinking of this, the Han commander of the military academy couldn't help but glar at the Qiang military academy again.

Seeing that the Cavalry Army killed without discrimination, the surrendered Cao soldiers naturally had no idea of ​​resisting. They lined up honestly and squatted with their heads in their arms as required by the Cavalry Army.

The Hussars began to replenish the battlefield in an orderly manner, and put the food and grass on the baggage truck into their own pockets.

"Military school, there are still a lot of wood and utensils in these cars. What should I do?"

Soldiers reported.

The military academy didn't care, "If you can't take it, you set it on fire!"

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Some of the escaped Cao's soldiers fled to Wen County.

The Cao army defenders in Wen County were not prepared for the infiltration of the Cavalry Army, and they were not even sure whether Cheng Yu on the front line had already been defeated, so they made the Cavalry Army appear in front of them. Fortunately, the guards in Wen County were somewhat stable and did not immediately load the car and flee, but ordered the city gate to lock down and then urgently sent people to Jizhou to deliver messages to Yuzhou.

Not long after the news of sending out a request for help, he met Wang Tu who came to support Cheng Yu.

Wang Tu, General of the Central Guard.

In his early years, he followed Cao Cao to raise his troops and got up all the way.

After receiving Cao Cao's order, he came to him with more than 2,000 soldiers, but unexpectedly he was still one step slower.

The Cao army was no longer as abundant as before the Battle of Guanzhong. Food and supplies were all calculated. Although it was just a grain transport convoy that was attacked, it might mean that Cheng Yu would have to shorten the food and grass on the front line. And if Wang Tu could come two days earlier, he might have been able to cooperate with the grain transport convoy to fight a small ambush or something...

Of course, this kind of idea that belongs to the hindsight has always been the easiest thing to do.

The difficult thing is how to do what is in front of you and how to prepare for future battles.

Although he was a little nervous and regretful, Wang Tu did not rush to search for the Husbands and seek war, but instead sent someone to report the news that the Husbands had infiltrated and destroyed the transportation of food and grass to Cao Cao.

Wang Tu is no longer a teenager, especially after walking through the seriously injured and dying gate of Hell, he lacked the arrogant thoughts and realized that he was just an ordinary general, and there was a big gap between him and the brave generals of the Cavalry Army. So he immediately entered Wen County, took over the city defense, and began to prepare for the war urgently.

First, be invincible and wait for the enemy to be able to win.

The knife that Gan Ning slashed him in the face in the past made him understand this truth more and more.

He only had more than 2,000 soldiers under his command, and half of them had just gathered together, so he could not form combat power at all.

It is undoubtedly a stupid idea to fight against the Cavalry Army in the field. It is better to be honest in the city.

He needs to re-find his positioning and find his core values ​​on the battlefield.

As it turns out, Wang Tu's prudence is worth it.

Shortly after Wang Tu entered Wen County, the Hussar cavalry tried to attack Wen County, but when they saw Wen County's strict defense, they walked around two circles outside the city and retreated again...

At this time, Deputy General Cheng Yu was still walking and stopping in the mountains, guarding against sneak attacks that would occur at any time.

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On the other hand, there is also a wounded general trying to rebuild confidence in the battlefield.

Zhu Ling.

Zhu Ling's injury has not completely healed, but he can no longer sit still. He looked for Fei Qian several times and expressed his determination and will to return to the battlefield.

The previous battle at Black Stone Pass, or sneak attack, caused Zhu Ling to suffer a lot.

Not only physical pain, but also spiritual pain.

The gap between people is even greater than the gap between people and gods.

Humans will have compassion for animals and plants across species, but they often show unreasonable malice towards others. Even if they know that this thing is wrong, they will still do it, and will also find excuses to excuse themselves for doing this kind of evil.

When Jiang Jie saw Zhu Ling again, he was shocked.

If you are injured, you will indeed lose your complexion, which is normal. Jiang Jie has never seen soldiers who are deficient in qi and blood after being injured, but after seeing Zhu Ling's expression, he was still a little surprised.

"What's your face..."

When Jiang Jie saw Zhu Ling, he subconsciously blurted out, but he only said half of the words, and then he reacted and swallowed the other half of the words into his stomach.
To be continued...