Lu Zheng's troops were divided into two groups, one of which was infantry. The one he used to raid the Liaodong Army was more than 30,000 infantry, and the infantry had been hiding in the capital.

The other army was Lu Zheng's largest reliance on the cavalry. The cavalry of the Southern Prefecture Army captured Yuzhou, and one of them wanted to sweep Bianzhou and forced Cao Weiming to leave.

Now, Lu Zheng gave up all the infantry to be dispatched on the one hand, and transferred all the cavalry to the capital to gather. He made up his mind to fight quickly with Tan Lei, the Liaodong Army.

I have to say that Lu Zheng's move is very bold, because the current situation of the enemy is strong and we are weak, so it seems unwise to fight head-on in this situation.

In addition, the Liaodong Iron Cavalry is very famous, and their names are even more popular than those of the Northwest Army. In this case, Lu Zheng decided to fight Tan Lei head-on. Is he really ready?

In fact, Lu Zheng was also helpless because of the current situation. The Northwest Army and the Liaodong Army were united. On the one hand, the Northwest Army had backward advances, and Tan Lei's Liaodong Army had the strength to be at the bottom of the box.

Therefore, if Lu Zheng gave up the capital without any cost, the situation in the future would be very difficult. Originally, Lu Zheng gave up the capital, but his plan was to pass on the embarrassment of the Dakang Army to Song Naifeng, and let Song Naifeng use the Northwest Army to occupy the Hanoi country between Bingzhou and the capital, so that he would lose sight of the other. Then Lu Zheng waited for the opportunity to deal with Song Naifeng, so that the north could stabilize its position and could be sure to achieve the final victory.

But Song Naifeng was not a fuel-efficient person, and he could see the problems that Lu Zheng could see, so Song Naifeng adopted a strategy to win over the Liaodong Army and give all the benefits of the important areas of the capital to the Liaodong Army, while he himself only defended the Bingzhou and Miaocheng lines.

Song Naifeng's approach seems generous, but in fact he did this to block Lu Zheng's vitality. In addition, Song Naifeng united Tan Lei and the two sides jointly dealt with Dakang. This is the current overall situation.

As long as Dakang exists for one day, Song Naifeng will not be able to lose his reputation as a thief. To completely get rid of the hat of a thief, what Song Naifeng needs is Dakang's end, Emperor Xinde and the prince will all end.

Therefore, Song Naifeng and Tan Lei can become friends, and he can give Tan Lei an undeniable benefit, allowing him to form an alliance with Song Naifeng wholeheartedly, which will make Lu Zheng's living space very small and squeeze.

In this case, Lu Zheng had to change his original strategy, that is, he would use the capital more and squeeze Song Wensong's potential to the greatest extent.

Lu Zheng first exploited Song Wensong's potential and made him defend the capital to the death. The three enemy troops could not invade. Lu Zheng was raiding cold arrows and causing a heavy blow to Tan Lei.

Now that we are in the second strategic stage, Lu Zheng is willing to go out and fight against Tan Lei. In the capital, Lu Zheng needs Song Wensong to temporarily hold back Song Naifeng's main force. Lu Zheng's plan is not thorough, but the victory is natural. In this plan, Lu Zheng has thoroughly grasped all parties involved in this game. It is no exaggeration to say that Lu Zheng is using human nature to gambling.

Tan Lei is a strong man. He has great ambitions and is stubborn in his military use. He directed his main force to Yuzhou with the purpose of searching for Lu Zheng's infantry.

When he arrived near the capital, he heard a scout coming, saying that Song Naifeng personally led the Northwest Army to stop the infantry of the Nanfu Army near Tongzhou. The two sides fought and the Nanfu Army was defeated. The scout told Tan Lei that the wave of Nanfu Army encountered by Song Naifeng was only a small group. Song Naifeng judged that Lu Zheng might have broken the Nanfu Army into pieces, and told Tan Lei to be careful and never let the small group of infantry go.

When Tan Lei heard this news, he immediately ordered the army to set up camp, and then scattered all his scouts, spreading them from all directions to search for the so-called scattered infantry soldiers of the Southern Palace Army.

Tan Lei no longer advanced, but the cavalry of Yuzhou quickly surrounded him like a wind and clouds. As the leader of this army, Liu Song received Lu Zheng's general order, allowing him to do his best to besiege Tan Lei at all costs and fight against Tan Lei.

Tan Lei never dreamed that there was a Dakang Army in this world who dared to confront the Liaodong Army head-on. When he heard the sound of the horn behind him at dusk, he suddenly stood up in the camp. At this time, scouts scattered in the west reported one after another, and they found tens of thousands of cavalry in the eastern sky, and quickly gathered here in an offensive posture.

When Tan Lei heard the news, his hair was blown open, and he immediately shouted that the Liaodong cavalry would get on the horse quickly. In a hurry, before the team could finish the order, the sound of horse hooves came from the distant sky.

Tan Lei looked into the sky from afar and saw the word "光" on the banner, and then saw the heavy armored iron cavalry lined up in the front.

The heavy armored iron cavalry guarded the ranger's archers. The cavalry did not come too quickly because the heavy armored iron cavalry cherished the horsepower. However, the opponent's formation was regular, and he crushed it like this, which made Tan Lei feel a little dazed and dared not stand it head-on.

Tan Lei is also an experienced general. At this moment, he knew that since the other party was fancy and quickly crushed him, there was actually no choice for him. His only choice was "battle!"

The word "war" roared out from Tan Lei's hoarse voice, which naturally had a strong and domineering taste, and his unique personality charm also attracted many confidant advisers to follow him.

Therefore, he personally put on his armor and the ambition of the Liaodong Iron Cavalry was completely stimulated at this time. The Nanfu Army was regular, while the Liaodong Iron Cavalry responded hastily, but neither side showed weakness. In just a few breaths, the two armies faced each other together!

When Tan Lei saw the fierce battle on the battlefield, a sneer appeared on his lips and said, "The cavalry of the Southern Palace Army dares to challenge the Liaodong Iron Cavalry. This time they will increase their memory!"

Tan Lei ordered the army to blow the horn, and the shouts of the Liaodong Iron Cavalry immediately set off a climax. Tan Lei's cavalry had less than 30,000 cavalry, and Liu Song had more than 30,000 troops. In this situation, the cavalry of both sides finally had a head-on super confrontation. In terms of the individual cavalry quality, the Southern Mansion Army could not be comparable to the Liaodong Army. However, Lu Zheng had a unique training method. Lu Zheng's first training method was to make the soldiers' attacks regular, the light cavalry's cavalry's crushing power combined Lu Zheng, which was Lu Zheng's first advantage.

The second advantage is that the Southern Prefecture Army is also a loath to the soldiers in a sense. If there is no way out, they will burn their boats to the death. The loath to the soldiers will win!

However, the most important thing is not like this, but the cavalry of the Southern Mansion Army transformed and sublimated in the hundreds of blood refining battles. Until now, today, they have actually had the strength not weaker than the top cavalry, and every cavalry is a treasure for Lu Zheng.

This time Lu Zheng mobilized 30,000 people, which was all the cavalry of his Southern Palace Army and his method of being in the bottom of his box...
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