In the north of Wuzhanggou, the team that failed to attack at night was surrounded. After experiencing the initial panic, it contracted and formed a semicircular formation with its back against Wuzhanggou, like a waning moon.

The cavalry, who were supposed to rush into the enemy camp to start killing, rushed to kill the enemy, and bought time for their formation. When the formation was completed, they retreated into the formation one after another.

The sword and shield hand is facing the shield to form a shield wall, forming an outer arc of the waning moon. Other soldiers hold spears behind the shield wall, and archers shoot arrows out from time to time to delay the enemy's approaching speed as much as possible.

Arc array was arranged on the back water, and this array was named "Queyue". It is said to be founded by Liu Yu at the end of the Jin Dynasty. At that time, Liu Yu led the Jin army to the northern expedition and set up the Quyue formation on the north bank of the Yellow River. More than 2,000 Jin infantry and injured tens of thousands of Wei cavalry.

The Jin army's rogue formation was based on the outer edge of the chariot formation. On the Yellow River where the back was based was the warship of our own naval army. At this time, the rogue formation could only rely on shields as walls, and on the river where the back was based was the enemy's warship.

When the soldiers on the boat saw the uninvited guest forming a formation on the north shore, they opened their backs and bent their bows and arrows to shoot them over. Unexpectedly, the bamboo wormwood that fixed the ship was broken, and the boat suddenly swayed violently, as if someone was diving in the water and striving to shake the ship.

Some soldiers fell into the water by surprise and were caught by the people in the water and pulled them to the bottom of the river. Because they were wearing armor, they struggled for a few times and drowned. Some of them fell into the water were caught and then slapped their necks with a knife.

The sudden enemy in the water made the soldiers on the boat panic and poked the water with their spears. They saw some blood floating on the surface, but more people fell into the water, and the water was in a mess.

Many figures suddenly appeared in the grass on the south bank, shooting arrows at the warships on the water surface. At the same time, archers in the north bank also shot arrows at the warships on the north bank, shooting from north to south, and some people messed up in the water. The soldiers on the warships suffered heavy casualties, and the fleet suffered most of the losses in an instant.

The navy failed and could not cut off the retreat of the invading enemy. Hou Mo Chenqiong, who was in charge of the camp, immediately dispatched troops and generals. A large number of cavalry crossed the river through the floating bridge on the south side of the camp to reach the south bank of Wuzhanggou. Then they galloped east along the river bank, trying to cut off the enemy's escape from land.

In order to capture all the enemies in the future, Hou Mo and Chen Qiong made careful arrangements. Not only did they build small warships long ago, they wanted to cut off the opponent's retreat route on the water, but they also arranged for cavalry to be ready to cross the river at any time and intercept the defeated soldiers on the south bank.

So the cavalry were ready and reacted very quickly.

The attacking cavalry arrived at the south bank in a short while and approached the enemy reinforcements that suddenly appeared. Just as they were about to attack, hundreds of infantry soldiers came to face him.

The infantry held a group card and a short sword, and some people held a hooked spear to face the galloping cavalry in a loose formation. There were archers behind them to cover them, so even if the overall number was not superior, they were not afraid.

Infantry and cavalry quickly fought, and the infantry either jumped left and right, or rolled on the ground with cards, avoided the cavalry and poked the horse lance, poked the cavalry with a spear, hooked the cavalry, or chopped the horse's legs with a short knife, which made the cavalry overturn and suffered heavy casualties.

At the same time, some soldiers used portable vehicle-mounted bridge devices to rush to the north shore to build a pontoon bridge, which seemed to be connecting with friendly troops guarding the north shore with the Queyue Formation to retreat south.

As the fire flashed, this attempt made Hou Mo Chenqiong, who had observed the battle through the Thousand Mile Mile Mile, noticed that he dispatched troops to attack again, crossed the river from the floating bridge to the south bank, and wanted to cut off the enemy's retreat.

At the same time, the North Bank troops were ordered to attack with all their might and annihilate the enemy troops who were fighting stubbornly.

The ambush team, which had an advantage in numbers, heard the sound of drums in the camp, and saw a large flag erecting in the enemy formation and wrote the word "Yuwen" in it, and the blood was boiling.

The commander has announced in public that if he wins the head of the enemy commander Yuwen Wen, the court will be granted the title of Duke, with a fief of ten thousand households, and a wife and son. Now Yuwen Wen is in front of him, wealth is within his reach, who can not be moved?

The brave men shouted and rushed towards the shield wall. The spears pierced in the gap between the shield walls of the front row. The comrades in the second row and the third row continued to move forward bravely, throwing the few remaining thunders, and then collided one after another.

To break the shield wall, the sky thunder is not enough to make up a big axe, and you can also use iron hooks and iron claws to break the shield. For the ambushers who are ready, there are already many big axes, iron claws and iron hooks used to break the shield.

The outer edge of the Queyue Formation is not a carriage but a shield wall, which can be pulled by human power. The seemingly tight shield wall collapsed one after another under the impact of soldiers regardless of casualties. In the fire, the Queyue Formation gradually collapsed.

The autumn wind was blowing, and the red flames were blowing around the battlefield with the strong wind of heat, causing the sound of fighting to surge into the sky.

Cheers arose, but the moon formation was like a seriously injured beast. It whined before its death, and then collapsed across the board. The soldiers who successfully broke the formation were red eyes and fought bravely to capture the enemy commander Yu Wenwen alive.

However, another time appeared in front of them, which was the spear formation where long spears gathered like forests.

The shield wall on the outer edge of the moon formation bought time for the spearmen to form a formation. The spearmen's spears were placed on the ground at first, not standing like a forest, so when they suddenly appeared, the people who broke the formation were stunned.

The sound of the horn sounded, and the spear formation suddenly exerted force, launching a counterattack against the sea of ​​people breaking the formation. After years of hard training, the spear soldiers were able to shoot out their guns while advancing the formation and still maintain an extremely high hit rate.

The brave man in heavy armor was like a frog being easily pierced, with more than half of his casualties in an instant.

In front of the dense spear formation, the soldiers with loose formations collapsed at once, and then flocked to the crowd. The soldiers who were striving for meritorious deeds could not dodge and were crowded together.

The rapid advance of each spear formation stabbed the enemy soldiers who were blocking the ground and groaning were "cleared" by the "rat soldiers" in front of the formation with a short knife. The unstoppable spear formation crushed all enemies in front of them.

On the outside of the battlefield, the generals of the various troops supervising the battle immediately ordered the trumpet to be sounded to let the reserve team join the battle and to repel the opponent's "return to the light".

At the same time, a shrill sound of trumpets suddenly sounded over the battlefield, which was the whistle from the hand-cranked sirens. The Hulin Army's vanguard, which used this as a signal to fight, attacked from the gaps between the spear formations and rushed towards the chaotic enemy troops like tigers.

The ambushers were instantly siege by the Hulin Army soldiers who were charging forward, and the cracks became larger and larger. The cavalry, which had originally contracted, rushed out along the cracks cut by their comrades.

Hou Mo Chenqiong, who was supervising the battle in a large camp not far away, was anxious to see this. He did not expect that Yuwen Wen's troops were so powerful that they could still trap beasts to such an extent when they were surrounded.

If our side does not do its best, I am afraid that the tiger will break through the cage and escape!

He made a quick decision and ordered all the troops who were preparing for war to attack, and ordered people to set fire to burn off the floating bridge that the enemy had already built.

On the east and south sides of the camp, a large number of soldiers rushed out. Many of them had poor eyesight at night, but were full of fire everywhere, so they could barely see clearly. While there were many people on their side, they just rushed up with the team.

The prey was about to break free from the cage and escape. The hunters who set up the ambush released all the hunting dogs and tried their best to trap the prey to death. More and more soldiers were involved in the battle. The battlefields on both sides of Wuzhanggou were shouting like tides, and the sound of horse hooves was like tides.

However, some of the sound of horse hooves came from the south.

The marching general manager Shi Wansui personally led a thousand cavalry into the battlefield and started fighting, attacking from south to north. His target was a floating bridge, but he did not go to reinforce friendly troops who built the floating bridge, but crossed the river floating bridge on the south side of the enemy camp.

The strategy of King Xiyang personally leading troops as bait was successful, attracting a large number of enemy troops out of the camp to siege. Shi Wansui glanced at the north shore and saw the tiger-head flag fluttering. Listening to the tide of the cry under the tiger-head flag, he knew that King Xiyang Wuyou.

Therefore, the enemy camp's crossing the river bridge is the best way for him to break into the enemy camp!

Shi Wansui led his subordinates to attack the enemy's floating bridge. The enemy troops who had already crossed the river or were crossing the river were all determined to deal with the east side. They could not react to the cavalry rushing from the side for a moment and watched the other party crash.

The defense line that was organized in a hurry was instantly defeated. The team in front of him who was fighting to prevent the construction of the floating bridge was instantly confused when they saw the attack behind him. The soldiers who were walking on the floating bridge crossed the river were knocked to the east by the cavalry who forcibly rushed to the bridge. They fell into the water in panic.

Before the newly lit fire ship could be released, the soldier who was about to cut off the cable was knocked down by the cavalry whistling across the bridge and killed.

The soldiers who were out of the gate were thundered by the thunder thrown by the attacking cavalry. The people were overturned and the horses were overwhelmed. In the chaos, Shi Wansui led his subordinates into the south gate, set fire everywhere, and stepped onto the camp.

In the wilderness, the fire illuminated the face of the marching commander Han Qinhu, and also illuminated the darkness of infantry and cavalry behind him. The soldiers looked at the battlefield in front of him with high fighting spirit.

There are two plans for King Xiyang: one is to cooperate with the inside and the other is to stalk the cicada, and the oriole is behind.

Han Qinhu's troops had 5,000 infantry and cavalry, following the King of Xiyang across the river, but did not travel west together to prevent accidents. He was a surprise soldier who was defending against Helankuan's deceiving surrender.

Now the opponent has indeed surrendered and lured the King of Xiyang to be shortlisted. The King of Xiyang became a cicada and Helankuan became a mantis. Then, the oriole can play.

Han Qinhu looked at the already boiling battlefield ahead (to the west), raised his horse whip and pointed forward:
Chapter completed!