Under the command of the veterans, the new recruits quickly calmed down and shot arrows one after another. The hit rate gradually increased, from only shooting one or two people at a time to injure one crossbow to four or five people, and then to seven or eight people. More and more knights were caught in the arrows, and they were wailing in front of the formation, stimulating the new recruits' eardrums, and they were also honing their spirits.

Yan Yi was not very determined in the attack. Seeing that if the Jiangdong soldiers quickly entered the state, they would not be like the new recruits who had just entered the battlefield, they felt more and more uneasy. They had lost more than 30 knights, but they still couldn't see any chance to break the formation, which made him hesitate and willing to give up.

Zhang Yun saw Yan Yi's hesitation, but did not want to give up this great opportunity to train troops. He ordered several soldiers with loud voices and authentic official words to curse the formation, making provocative actions, angering Yan Yi. Yan Yi was furious and called for another attack, but suffered setbacks and his morale had declined. However, the Jiangdong soldiers became more and more brave and gradually showed their usual training level and fought with great success.

The two sides tangled for more than an hour, but they couldn't stand a stalemate.

At this time, Yan Liang led his troops to arrive. When asked about the situation, he raised his hand and slapped him in the face. He kicked Yan Yi directly from the back of the horse.

"Silly, how do I take care of you? Are bird feathers stuffed in my ears?"

Yan Yi got up from the ground, his face was pale, with blood on the corners of his mouth, but he didn't dare to say a word. He knew Yan Liang's temper, and he had made a mistake, and it was expected to be beaten twice, so it would be fine after the beating. After all, he was a brother. If he talked back and angered Yan Liang, it would not be a matter of one or two.

"Go and monitor Shen You, get out!"

Yan Yi bowed to take the order, turned over the horse, and ran south with fifty or sixty guards. Yan Liang's anger was not gone, so he rode his horse to the front of the formation to check the situation. Unlike Yan Yi, he stood far away, surrounded by nearly a hundred cavalry. He only brought a flag-holding soldier, and rode his horse to the front of the formation for more than a hundred steps, which was already within the range of a powerful crossbow.

As soon as they saw this scene, the cavalry who had just been beaten to the point of being beaten to the point of being beaten to no aura immediately became energetic, but Zhang Yun, who was in the central army, felt strong pressure. The opponent was demonstrating to him, should he respond? Long before sending troops, they received a warning: Yan Liang had good martial arts skills, and he led his troops to assault many times during the battle of Taishan. The generals should not fight him one by one, and try to exert their overall strength as much as possible. Zhang Yun kept it in mind, but he was still unhappy when he saw this scene.

"Cum!" Zhang Yun gritted his teeth and issued an order.

When Yan Liang received an order, one hundred and twenty powerful crossbowmen raised their bows and crossbows and shot them in three batches. One hundred and twenty powerful crossbows whistled away. Yan Liang was prepared for a long time, so he raised the large shield hanging behind the saddle to protect the door, and at the same time pulled the flag-holding soldiers behind him.

"Swoosh!" The arrows were like rain.

"Tu tuk!" Several arrows hit the shield and nailed it to it. The arrow penetrated deep into the shield and even pierced Yan Liang's fingers. Yan Liang did not move. However, his war horse and the flag-holding soldiers behind him were not so powerful. The horses hit dozens of arrows in a row, and fell to the ground with a sad neighing. The flag-holding soldiers also got two arrows. Although he was wearing heavy armor and standing behind Yan Liang, he was not lucky and hit the door in front of him and died on the spot.

Yan Liang stood on the ground along the fallen war horse, stretched his right hand back, and held the battle flag steadily.

This scene won cheers from his subordinates and suppressed the morale of the Jiangdong soldiers. Qu Jun Hou Sun Yan is a veteran. Seeing this scene, he knew that he had encountered a strong opponent. The shield in Yan Liang's hand should be specific. The three-stone crossbow and four-stone crossbow that are commonly used in the army are difficult to penetrate. It is useless to shoot with a bow and crossbow, and it will only show Yan Liang's courage.

The most effective way is to wait for Yan Liang to get closer. When he enters seventy or eighty steps, a powerful crossbow can not only break the crossbow, but also shoot the legs with a smaller area. The area of ​​the shield in Yan Liang's hand is relatively small, which can only block the chest and abdomen, but cannot block the whole body.

Of course, the best way is to send a warrior to duel with Yan Liang and defeat him head-on. Yan Liang only brought a flag-holding soldier, and the purpose is this. This seems hasty, but it is the only way to increase morale. However, Zhang Yun's subordinates do not have such warriors. These veterans have rich combat experience and much better martial arts than ordinary soldiers. However, no one is sure to compete with a fierce general like Yan Liang. If you lose a duel in front of the formation, it will hurt your morale even more.

Seeing that the opponent did not respond, Yan Liang sighed secretly. He understood a little why Yan Yi failed to take advantage. Although these Jiangdong soldiers were recruits, they were strict in training and prohibited orders, and were not so easily scared. He did not hesitate anymore and leaned forward slightly.

With a roar, the two infantrymen of the Central Army walked out of the battle formation under the leadership of a commander, held shields and rushed towards the position of the Jiangdong Army. They held large shields, shoulder to shoulder, shields and shields, forming two walls, and then turned into chargeable front-array formations as they marched, one shield followed by another, stacking them, like fish scales and tortoise shells.

When Sun Yan, the Qujun Hou in the Jiangdong Army, saw that the trouble was coming. This formation was specially used to restrain the arrow formation. The large shields were thickened and had a certain inclination when held, and it was even more difficult to be shot by the crossbow. It was covered with cowhide and would not be cracked even if it was shot through. The difficulty was that this dense formation had better requirements for the soldiers. Once it was not well cooperated, it would easily interfere with each other and reveal flaws. All those who could use this formation were elite. It seemed that Yan Liang was going to fight to the death and was the strongest infantryman with one move.

Sun Yan did not dare to be negligent. While warning the central army, he ordered his subordinates to prepare for the battle. After receiving the order, Zhang Yun did not dare to be careless and immediately dispatched personnel to prepare for reinforcements. In order to ensure the integrity of the position, he had to prepare at least two units of troops to fight Yan Liang. Yan Liang made two songs, so he had to arrange four songs and mobilize the strong crossbow camp to help, enhance the long-range strike ability, and prevent Yan Liang from increasing his troops.

The formation was easy to move, but it was hard to rest. Although it was only a small-scale change, it still caused some panic, especially when Yan Liang's two-tone infantry passed by Yan Liang, wrapped Yan Liang in, and walked forward with Yan Liang. They could no longer see Yan Liang's figure, but they could see the battle flags that kept moving forward. The pressure of the battle became increasingly greater and greater. Although the veterans were shouting loudly, the atmosphere became more and more tense.

Yan Liang's subordinates were getting closer and closer, and they were getting faster and faster.

The Jiangdong Army began to shoot, and the powerful crossbow roared and shot the shield through. Some soldiers behind the shield were shot and still stubbornly moved forward. Several soldiers were shot into the vital points and fell down. Some people immediately made up for it, and then they stepped on their companions' bodies mercilessly and continued to move forward.

The two sides were thirty steps apart, and Yan Liang's subordinates suddenly roared in unison, and the overall formation was scattered into ten small formations. Two small formations on both sides were wedged into the gap between the two songs. The remaining six small formations were nearly 300 people rushed towards the song facing them. The soldiers in front rushed to the front of the cart and entangled with the soldiers of Jiangdong soldiers behind the cart. The soldiers behind squatted down and carried the shield behind them. The soldiers behind accelerated and ran, stepped on the shield, jumped high, and jumped over the cart with the people and shields.
Chapter completed!