Yuan Tan summoned the generals and issued an order to attack Sun Jian’s camp, and hanged it with a heavy reward.

The generals quickly returned to the camp and organized their troops to prepare for the attack. After siege for several days, the soldiers had been waiting for a long time. In less than half an hour, the troops successively set out to form a formation and forced Sun Jian's camp.

The sound of war drums echoed like muffled thunder.

Sun Jian stood on the command platform in the camp, looking at Yuan Jun who was slowly approaching, narrowing his eyes slightly with disdain. He did not go out to fight, but relied on the camp to defend. With food, the soldiers who had been half hungry and half full for several days were finally able to have a full meal, and they also saw the meat and their morale was greatly boosted. Facing the aggressive Yuan Jun, they did not show any weakness, held the weapons in their hands, stood behind the camp bar and looked at the closer and closer enemy.

Zumao took Yi Congbat to stand under the command platform, and Han Dang took Yi Congbie to stand on the other side. The knights did not get on the horse, but stood beside the horses to save the strength of the war horses. Sun Ce brought four hundred pack horses, and Sun Jian picked a part of them to Yi Congbie to replace the injured and weak horses.

Outside the camp, Yuan's army entered the range, and crossbowmen formed a formation, carried out cover-type shooting, and platoons guarding the infantry attacked. Thousands of crossbows fired volleys, and a rain of arrows jumped into the sky, then flew straight down. Some passed the camp and shot into the camp, some passed through the camp and shot on the shield, but more were shot on the camp.

The soldiers in the camp did not say a word, with the sword and shield in front of him, holding a shield to cover himself and his companions behind him, and the crossbowman was behind him, half-squatting on the ground. The crossbow had been stringed and held in his hand, ready to shoot at any time, while the archer had set up arrows, the bowstring was half-relaxed, waiting for the order to shoot.

Seeing that there was no response in the camp, Yuan's infantry began to attack. They held their shields and headed towards the camp gate, covering each other, and walked very carefully. Several soldiers held long wooden poles with knives tied to the wooden poles, preparing to cut off the ropes of the suspension bridge. When they entered about thirty steps, the crossbowmen in the camp began to shoot, and a crossbow arrow passed through the camp's grille, making the shield sound.

Yuan Jun's team was more dense, with shields stacked. They knew that Sun Jian was in a hurry and had limited crossbows that could break the shield. As long as the shield array was tight enough, they could protect themselves to the greatest extent. They stopped in front of the camp trench, arranged the shield array, and covered the crossbowmen to suppress and shoot. Some people tried to cross the camp trench, cross the water to the camp gate, put down the suspension bridge, and respond to more companions' attacks.

The crossbowmen in the camp gate stepped up their shooting. The swimming soldiers could not get careful protection and were shot one by one. Blood gushed out, dyeing the turbid water red. However, some people still crossed the camp trough and began to attack the camp gate. Both sides cut with knives through the camp gate, stabbed with spears, and shot with arrows, and refused to give in to each other.

Seeing that there were more and more Yuan soldiers in front of the camp gate, and the gate was in danger of being broken, Sun Jian waved his hand. Zu Mao took the order and led a team of Yi to run towards the camp gate. The sound of war drums sounded, and the soldiers blocking in front of the camp gate heard the sound of war drums and immediately let them go aside. At the same time, the Yuan soldiers were very happy and flocked in, colliding with Zu Mao and others head-on.

The Yicong Camp led by Zu Mao was the elite accumulated by Sun Jian over the years. It has the best equipment and is trained more skillfully. Its combat effectiveness is comparable to Sun Ce's personal guard camp. These ordinary Yuan soldiers were no match for the enemy at all. They suffered a great loss when they fought and were driven to the ground one after another. Zu Mao held a shield in one hand and waved his sword in the other hand, killing several people in succession, and then broke out of the camp gate and killed all Yuan soldiers who had passed the camp. Then he returned to the camp and ordered the camp to close the camp gate.

Relying on the combat effectiveness of Yicongbat, Sun Jian defeated Yuan's army several attacks and firmly defended the camp. However, Zhu Zhi, Huang Gai and others did not have such a strong Yicongbat. They were in danger frequently in front of Zhu Ling, Cheng Yu and Cao Ang's superior forces and had to ask Sun Jian for help. Sun Jian immediately sent Han Dang to reinforce. With the war horses, they could quickly travel between the various camps.

After half a day of fierce battle, Yuan Jun failed to succeed, but his morale was still rising. It was getting late, and Yuan Jun began to light a torch in front of the formation to prepare for the night battle.

Yuan Tan sat on the podium, staring at the setting sun, and suddenly said quietly: "George, what do you think Sun Ce is doing now?"

Xinpi didn't raise his head. "No matter what he was doing? We must prepare for his night attack, especially the baggage camp. As long as he dares to come, he will be unable to return. If he dies, the southeast can be settled."

"I know, I have notified the generals that no matter how nervous the war is, the personal guard camp will not be allowed to go into battle. No matter whose camp Sun Ce attacks, he must bite him and prevent him from getting out."

Sun Ce saw the light on the horizon from afar, unable to suppress his bad emotions, and sweared.

Needless to say, this is Yuan Tan forcing him to bet. He will rescue him and wait for his work. This is one of the best ways for infantry to deal with the cavalry. If he can't help it, he will rush up to kick the camp or save Sun Jian, and he will hit Yuan Tan's thoughts and will not be able to come out when he goes in.

This is also the reason why he jumped out of the encirclement early in the morning despite the fatigue of the soldiers. If he slowed down for a long time, he would not be able to get out.

"Let's go, let's go to Changyi." Sun Ce turned his horse's head.

"Why do you want to go to Changyi?" Sun Yi followed. "We can't conquer Changyi City."

Sun Ce turned to look at Sun Yi, laughed, and patted Sun Yi's head. "A Yi, we are not going to attack Changyi, but to prevent the people in Changyi City from coming out. Not only Changyi, but several nearby counties have to go, and no one can be left behind, making Yuan Tan not know what we want to do."

"We don't care about Ahon?"

"We don't need to worry about Ah Weng. He can still hold on in three to five days. If it really doesn't work, he can also get out of the siege. Yuan Tan can't stop him."

Sun Yi nodded. "I know, he can't bear to part with his subordinates, otherwise he would have escaped from the siege."

Sun Ce didn't say anything more. This was Yuan Tan's insidiousness. It kept Sun Jian's troops and prevented him from breaking his boats from breaking his head. It was more meaningful than killing and killing a lot. Sun Jian also knew it, but seeing through it does not mean that he could let go.

Sometimes he also wondered, if he was not a time traveler, could he be as cruel as he knew that Sun Jian might be wiped out and still be able to leave and set up a bigger game? This is a bet on life, and the bet on life is Sun Jian's life.

Sun Ce rode his horse while thinking. With the map that Qin Song brought out from Changyi, he almost did not take any detours and soon arrived at Wutang Pavilion in the north of Fangyu City. The battlefield was nearby, and Wutang Pavilion was heavily guarded. Looking at the tower, there were torches on the trough, and someone was on duty. But Sun Ce didn't care at all, how a small Wutang Pavilion could block his way. Even the head of the pavilion, there were only a dozen people in a pavilion, and except for surrender, there was only one dead end.

Sun Ce asked someone to come forward and called the door. Unexpectedly, the pavilion chief did not come out to surrender. He looked at the building with a few more figures. The gong that called the police was harsh and loud, and one sound was as tight as another.

Sun Ce's heart moved and he was not angry but happy.

He knew he was defeated but refused to surrender, so there must be big fish in the pavilion.
Chapter completed!