Beiying.

Two thousand Han troops entered the camp and soon joined Ling Tong. Ling Tong wanted to lead the army out and evacuate, but unfortunately it was too late.

The Wei army rushed from all directions, surrounded two thousand Han corps, and then began to encircle and annihilate.

The essence of sneak attack is to steal the word "steal". If others are prepared in advance, you will steal something.

Huang Zhong rode the Red Rabbit and walked out from behind the army leisurely, laughing: "The little kids of the Han army have always been pure-hearted, and I can't stand it when I get older. As long as I surrender obediently, I promise you will receive the treatment that the people of the Great Wei people deserve. Do you want to consider it?"

There were only two thousand people, even if they were as brave as Guan and Zhang, they would not escape if they fell into Huang Zhong's pocket. Therefore, Huang Zhong was particularly calm and looked at the Han army who had been surrounded, with a smile in his eyes.

Ling Tong felt a different feeling. The hatred staring at Huang Zhong's eyes was almost condensed into substance, and he shouted heart-wrenchingly: "Wang Ye is not polite, the traitors are incompatible, and the soldiers of the great man will follow me to kill the enemy."

The Wei army clearly wanted to encircle and annihilate them. There were only two choices, either surrendering to become the Great Wei Shunmin, or fighting to the death to death. His father Ling Cao died at the hands of the Wei army. Ling Tong and the Wei army were deeply in harmony with each other, so naturally they could not surrender, so they could only fight to the end.

The Han army was too small and was trapped in a heavy siege. Although they had the will to fight to the death, they could not stop the Wei army, which was rushing like a wave, and the number of people continued to decrease over time.

Seeing that the soldiers were about to be completely destroyed, another Han army came to the north, with more than 5,000 people, and Kou Zhong was the leader.

Kou Zhong led the Han army to rush into the camp along the open gate and entered the battle group without hesitation. His martial arts were extremely high, and his long sword was almost invincible. He soon broke out into the Wei army formation.

The Han army led by him was also not vague. As soon as he entered the battle group, he ignited the explosive packs and wine jar bombs in his hand and threw them into places where there were many Wei soldiers. Dozens of explosions rang out one after another, and the Wei soldiers were knocked over, which made Huang Zhong's face change several times and almost fell off the horse's back.

What's even more annoying is that one of the wine jar bombs fell on the tent that Ling Tong entered first. The tent was lit instantly and the fire quickly became larger when the wind blew.

Huang Zhong's eyelids twitched several times, took the treasure bow and hit the horse, pulled the bowstring and shot Kou Zhong.

Kou Zhong had just chopped down a Wei army and was about to rush to the next person. Suddenly, he felt a strong wind coming from his ear. His face slightly changed his head and turned to the right. He successfully avoided the attack of arrows. Then he looked up and stared at Huang Zhong and scolded angrily: "Huang Hansheng, sneak attack behind him. You are a famous general. You have the ability to fight with me one-on-one."

Old man Huang had a bad temper and could not bear this stimulation. He got off the horse and rushed forward with a knife. Along the way, the Wei army retreated to both sides to give way to him. Huang Zhong quickly came to Kou Zhong and slashed at Kou Zhong. Kou Zhong did not refuse anyone, and he also met with one sword. The two swords collided in the air, creating a string of sparks. The two generals, one old and one young, were shocked by the other party at the same time, and when they raised their heads and looked at each other, both sides saw the solemnity in each other's eyes.

Meet an opponent.

The young and old are both braver and braver. When they suddenly meet, they don’t accept each other and they fight together soon. The army of both sides fighting around is afraid of being accidentally injured by the aftermath of the two fighting, so they have to retreat to both sides to make way for them to leave.

With Kou Zhong's joining, the number of Han troops increased several times, and the combat power increased accordingly, and the battle group continued to expand.

The Han army in the enemy's camp naturally would not feel distressed. While attacking, they did not forget to set fires. Soon a raging fire broke out in the camp.

Sima Yi from the rear learned the news and continued to mobilize troops to siege him, vowing to kill all the thousands of Han troops who had attacked him here. Both sides quickly entered a state of intense heat.

The war in the North Gate was fierce, and everyone's eyes were attracted. No one noticed that there was a Han army in the direction of the South Gate, with a number of not many about 300 people. The leader was holding a strange single-handled sword, which was actually the dragon-slaying sword that Xu Chu had long been thinking about.

There is no need to ask the owner of the knife, so it is naturally Guan Ping.

Although the south gate was not prepared, such a fierce shout of killing had already woken up the dozing sentry. As soon as Guan Ping appeared, he became alert, shooting archers back and ringing the bell to warn him in one go.

Although the alarm was issued, the main force of the Wei army was at the north gate and could not catch up in a short period of time. How could the sentries on the arrow tower stop Guan Ping, who was like a wolf and a tiger, just by relying on the sentries on the arrow tower?

Guan Ping, holding the arrow, entered the camp through the gaps in the fence, swung the dragon-slaying sword and slashed at the arrow tower. The pillars on the arrow tower were directly broken into two pieces. After a few times, the arrow tower collapsed, and the sentry upstairs were cut to death by the Han army before they could stand up.

The same is true for another arrow tower. Compared to Ling Tong, Guan Ping's method of solving the arrow tower sentry is much simpler and rough.

After killing the sentry, Guan Ping decisively entered the camp and rushed in and saw that all the Wei soldiers were lying on the ground and sleeping like pigs. Such a big noise did not wake them up. It can be seen that these people were so tired.

Although the Wei army in front of us was sleeping, the Wei army besieged the Han army heard the movement, and a team of thousands of people was running towards them.

Guan Ping knew that once he was entangled by them, he would have to follow the footsteps of the Han army in the North Gate and enter the countdown to death. Therefore, he resisted the urge to go up and kill the Wei army and led his three hundred subordinates to the stable in the distance.

Three hundred people ran over the gap of sleeping in the Wei army, came to the stable and rushed into it, untied all the war horses. After each of them led one, Guan Ping slashed at the buttocks of the uninhibited war horse with a knife.

The Dragon Slaying Sword is so sharp that it is Guan Ping's subordinates who did not divide the war horse into two.

The war horse let out a cry of sorrow and ran out of the camp.

Guan Ping slashed at another war horse with another knife. After three consecutive times, the other war horses were also frightened and rushed out with neighing.

The war horses were unconscious and rushed out of the stable and fled in panic. They did not know how to avoid pedestrians. The Wei army who was sleeping soundly on the ground was trampled and screamed. There were many people sitting up on the spot.

The Wei army present were all war-produced masters. They quickly realized what had happened. They called up their companions, picked up their weapons and gathered together spontaneously, ready to fight the enemy at any time.

But Guan Ping let go of the war horses, and led three hundred cavalry out of the camp and headed straight for the north gate.

The thousand Wei troops who blocked him came towards him. The two sides met and did not fight together on the spot. Guan Ping relied on the sharpness of the dragon-slaying knife and soon broke out into the crowd.

With the war horse, the speed was more than several times faster than before, and soon it was a battle.

Guan Ping swung his sword and charged straight for Kou Zhong, and reached Huang Zhong who was fighting with Kou Zhong with a knife.

Huang Zhong's face changed drastically. He quickly turned around and raised his sword to block it. The Dragon Slaying Sword slashed on the hilt of the knife, and directly cut a scratch about an inch deep on the hilt of Huang Zhong's knife. Then Guan Ping was sadly discovering that the Dragon Slaying Sword was stuck and was not pulled out for a while.
Chapter completed!