Xian Yufu received the first military report from Longmen Ferry on the evening of the first day.

However, the military report only mentioned that the Shu captives attacked the ferry.

As for the final battle situation, it was not mentioned.

This unexpected situation made Xian Yufu almost unable to bear it and immediately sent reinforcements.

 But when he looked towards the other side, he had to resist this impulse.

The reason is very simple. According to the spies' reports, Feng Thief in Fenglingdu seems to be moving around and his traces are uncertain.

Looking at these two pieces of news together, Xian Yufu couldn't help but sneer in his heart:

This plan of the Shu captives is just to surround Wei and rescue Zhao. They want to attack Pubanjin and signal to attack Longmendu. How can I be fooled?

No matter what moves the Shu captives make, just keep an eye on Feng Thief, and there will be nothing wrong!

 That’s right.

 What Xian Yufu didn't know was that Feng rarely led battles in person unless he had no choice.

 After all, he now has to deal with the tiger issue from an overall perspective and is a strategist rather than a tactical executor.

Not to mention, the battle at Xiaoguan that made Feng a famous general, he just stood on the stage and acted as a mascot.

The real operator who used inferior troops to fight against Cao Da Sima without falling behind, and finally lured Cao Da Sima to reveal his flaw, and then suddenly dealt a fatal blow to Cao Da Sima, was General Guan Da at the Longmen Ferry.

It can be said that Xian Yufu kept an eye on Feng Thief and failed to send reinforcements to Longmen Ferry in time, leaving the defenders at Longmen Ferry to face General Guan alone, causing him to miss the last chance to save the situation in Guanzhong.

 After spending the night with some anxiety, Xian Yufu breathed a sigh of relief when he received the military report from Longmen Ferry again early the next morning.

The military newspaper made it very clear that although the ferry was attacked by thieves, the Shu captives were not allowed to succeed. At the same time, they also promised that the Shu captives on the river beach would be driven into the river today.

The only thing that made him a little uneasy was that the Shu captives occupied a small area west of Hexi.

 In order to avoid accidents, Xian Yufu finally decided to send 3,000 reinforcements to Longmen Ferry.

He also sent out fast horses and told the guards at Longmen Ferry to find a way to drive the Shu captives back to the river as soon as possible.

 In fact, no need to be told by Xian Yufu, the guard general of Longmendu wanted to do it yesterday - but failed to do it.

 The reason is also very simple.

The sneak attack by the Shu captives caught the defenders at the ferry off guard. After a period of chaos, the Shu captives had already occupied a river beach.

By the time he first organized defense, stabilized the morale of the army, then reorganized the entire army, and finally prepared to organize a counterattack, it was getting late.

Although the last two improvised counterattacks did not drive the more than 1,000 Shu captives on the river beach into the river.

 But in his opinion, this small number of troops was not enough to pose a great threat to the ferry. At most, they could only take advantage of a sneak attack.

 After all, he has nearly ten thousand men in his hands. With such a huge advantage and a favorable geographical location, how can he defeat ten Shu captives one by one?

This is not flat land, but a riverbank. If the armored ghost rumored by the Shu captives rides here, it will be punished by death.

 So that night, the ferry guard who slept in his clothes slept peacefully.

Then at dawn the next day, he was shaken awake by his frightened guards:

“General, no good, something big happened outside!”

 “What happened?”

 The guard had just been shaken awake, and he grunted as he didn't react for a moment.

 “Shu captives…”

 “What’s wrong with the Shu captives?”

 The word "Shulu" was the best stimulus. The ferry guard suddenly jumped to his feet.

 The guard's face looked a little pale:

 “General, let’s go and have a look.”

 The ferry guard suddenly felt something bad. He picked up his sword and hurried out, rushing up to the observation tower.

 Three pontoon bridges across the river suddenly appeared in his eyes.

The pontoon rises and falls with the waves of the river, like three roaring dragons.

 “Impossible, absolutely impossible!”

The ferry guard was trembling all over, his face was pale without a trace of blood, and he subconsciously refused to believe what he saw with his own eyes.

 Overnight, just overnight, the Shu captives built three pontoon bridges for war horses to pass. How did they do it?

“How do they work at night? Can all of them see at night?”

As we all know, soldiers who can fight at night are considered to be the most elite and powerful generals in the army.

 No other reason, because there are many soldiers in the army who cannot see anything at night, which is commonly known as bird blindness.

 Therefore, whenever there is a big battle or some unexpected incident, the soldiers are under too much pressure and must pay special attention to the camp roar at night.

Once there is a camp roar or even a bombing of the camp, the soldiers will be like headless flies, running around with their heads covered, ready to be slaughtered.

 A very important reason is that they cannot see and easily panic.

 “Crazy, Shulu must be crazy!”

 The ferry guard murmured.

A strong soldier and general who can see at night will be a valuable force in the army no matter where he is placed.

 In addition to training on weekdays, they would not be willing to let them expend any more energy.

It doesn't matter if other soldiers don't have enough to eat, they must ensure that they have enough to eat.

  Not only must they be well fed, but they must also eat much better than ordinary soldiers.

The Shu captives opposite actually let them work at night. Isn't this crazy?

Thinking of this, the ferry guard suddenly had an idea:

To build three such large pontoon bridges overnight, how many elite soldiers in the Shu army must be able to see at night?

 So...the opposite side is actually the main force of the Shu captives?

 “Come, come quickly!”

 “General?”

“Hurry, send a message to General Xianyu and ask him to send reinforcements immediately. Tell the general that Longmen Crossing is the main force of Shu’s army! Go quickly!”

 “Woo woo woo…”

Just as the Wei army's ferry guard finished giving his orders, the sound of horns suddenly sounded in the Han army's simple camp on the river beach.

An elite soldier of the Han army carefully poured the last piece of candy into his mouth, squinted his eyes, chewed it carefully several times, and then swallowed it.

 Then stand up and stretch out your arms.

The soldiers who had been waiting aside quickly took their armor and began to help the elite soldiers put on their armor.

　　"Follow me for a moment, don't rush to the front, pay attention to my movements and listen to my orders clearly."

 The Jingzu looks like he is only in his thirties. The war is about to begin, and his eyes are extremely dull.

 Obviously, this is the kind of composure that has been experienced after being rolled between life and death countless times.

"Um."

The young soldier who helped put on the armor quickly responded.

 Maybe he was a little nervous, his fingers were trembling a little, and he buttoned the armor buttons several times before he buttoned them.

The fine soldier seemed to feel the young soldier's emotions. He did not look back and said warmly:

“Don’t be nervous, the thieves on the other side can’t beat us. I think back then, when Feng Junhou took me out of Nanxiang, he was younger than you are now!”

As he said that, he seemed to be a little bit sad, "In just the blink of an eye, I followed the prince to conquer the north and south for more than ten years."

He patted the fine iron armor on his body and laughed again, "We didn't have such good armor back then. Why didn't we still beat the Wei thieves like cowardless rats?"

 “Woo woo woo…”

 The second sound of the horns.

"Walk!"

The elite soldier patted the sword on his waist, picked up the halberd, and led his men towards the gathering point.

  The big flag with the word "Guan" whistled in the wind at the highest point of the camp.

General Guan stood at the top with a calm face.

 The soldiers below began to run in small steps. At the front of the queue, the tall pillars were already arranged.

The Wei army's ferry guard, who had been staring at the pontoon bridge, only then noticed that the Shu captives had begun to form a formation on the river beach, and seemed to be preparing to attack.

He looked at the big flag with the word "Guan" by the river and swallowed hard.

 Since the fall of Bingzhou, I don’t know where the news came from, saying that there were four great generals under the command of Feng Thief, Feng Linhuoshan.

 In the battle at the street pavilion, they were as motionless as a mountain and blocked General Zhang.

 In the battle of Xiaoguan, the invasion was like fire and defeated Cao Da Sima.
To be continued...