Only a sound of war drums was heard, and the enemy camp was obviously dispatching troops and generals, and a large number of cavalry and even infantry were rushing out.

Yue Fei carefully stared at the movement of the enemy camp and asked Gao Chong, who was wiping the blood on the gun beside him, "Have you sent someone to mobilize troops?"

Gao Chong personally picked up more than a dozen enemies and felt relieved. After hearing Yue Fei's question, he replied: "The general has to say that he has sent someone to pass the order long ago."

Before he finished speaking, the sound of horse hooves behind him rang out like thunder. The main force of the White Army had already arrived. The well-trained cavalry did not need the instructions of the main general and automatically dispersed into assault formations, ready to fight the enemies coming out of the camp at any time.

Seeing the main force of the Song army suppressed, the enemy soldiers in the camp seemed to feel the sudden pressure. The cavalry, which was about to rush out, stopped moving and crowded at the camp gate and hesitated. The drums in the camp became louder and louder, and the sounds of rapid knocks were hit, and the barracks that stretched for dozens of miles became more and more noisy. The infantry teams were dressed up and held troops and prepared to cooperate with the cavalry to launch a battle together.

Yue Fei smiled contemptuously and said to Gao Chong: "They are so scared when they get into the fight. If you don't ask about anything else, let's go. With my understanding of Li Cheng, he will definitely dispatch a large army to find his face tomorrow. When the time comes, the Bing Wei and You Yijun are here, let's give him some more excellence."

Gao Chong was carrying a huge responsibility and wished that he would say this. He immediately agreed and immediately passed the order. More than a thousand cavalrymen in the rear team moved forward, covering his and Yue Fei's troops and turning their horses' heads and slowly withdrawing.

In the rain, the enemy camp was still boiling and noisy, but no soldiers were chasing them. When Yue Fei and others ran away several miles away, they heard the sounds in the camp behind them gradually weakened, and they couldn't help but look at each other and smiled.

When he returned to Gao Chong's camp, Yue Fei changed his clothes, Gao Chong hurriedly ordered someone to cook ginger soup to relieve the coldness of the crowd. When he saw Yue Fei drinking a bowl, sweating appeared on his forehead. Then he felt relieved.

They have been together for many years. Although Yue Fei is now a general of the Song Dynasty, holding a 100,000 military military talisman in his hand, he is still easy-going and friendly when he is in the same place, and he is not a little bit resilient. Gao Chong waited for Yue Fei to put down the soup bowl, and asked him with a smile: "The general took a risk and looked at it for a long time, but what are the signs? The last time he was stalemate with the enemy here for a few days. Apart from drawing the enemy's defense situation, the distribution of infantry and cavalry, and the supplies and food camp, he could see nothing."

Yue Fei was soaked all over. At this time, he changed his clothes and drank a bowl of hot soup. He felt extremely comfortable. He heard Gao Chong laughing and said to him, "You know how to kill and kill. It's all you do now. It's still Gao Senjun's order. Otherwise you know what you know." He said "Hehe." Gao Chong smiled, but said seriously: "You'll ask the Grandmaster to teach you."

Yue Fei said: "I have never agreed with people sticking to ancient military tactics. The way of using military tactics is based on their hearts. The military has no constant power. We cannot use the constant method to restrict it. However, now it seems that learning in the martial arts hall is quite useful. If you just said something, if you study in the martial arts hall for a year or two, I am afraid you can say it more clearly."

Seeing Gao Chong's face looked bitter, Yue Fei just ignored him and said, "But this is also a matter of looking at people. Like Li Cheng, I'm afraid that learning for a hundred years will not be useful. I see his camp, with his back against Luoyang City. This is true, but there are mixed infantry and cavalry, and there are many hillsides in the west of the camp, which are rugged and difficult to move. Most of the cavalry are stationed there, and the east is Tantu Avenue, all of them are infantry. In this way, in the future, when there is a camp battle, the cavalry will be rugged and difficult to move. There is a river next to it, but the infantry are all flat on the front. He can think of such an array method."

Gao Chong suddenly realized that he realized that Yue Fei had been observing for a long time and even had a small purpose of contact with the enemy cavalry. Looking back at the place where he had just fought with the enemy cavalry, the terrain was indeed rugged and unfavorable for cavalry charges, while the camp of the enemy's main infantry was on the plains several miles away. In this way, the Song army deployed cavalry in the plains, and infantry fought with the enemy cavalry in the mountains and rivers, and used cavalry to overcome infantry and cavalry, which gained all the advantages of the geographical advantage. Before this battle was fought, he had already taken advantage of it.

He now slapped his legs and laughed, and said to Yue Fei: "This Li Cheng is really a living treasure. Your Majesty once said that there are different Jin soldiers on the puppet Qi. Many people were forced to surrender to the enemy. They should be treated differently and should not be killed. Now it seems that although Li Cheng is an enemy general, he is not coerced, but he has used troops like this several times and several times. If he helps us fight, he will make a lot of contributions. What should he do if he catches him in the future? It will take some effort to think about it."

Yue Fei laughed loudly when he heard this, but as the main general, he could not show his intention to underestimate the enemy before the war was started like Gao Chong. He immediately stopped Gao Chong and ordered him to urgently vacate some camps and build a simple military camp so that the two armies of Beike and You Yi who arrived tomorrow would use it.

On the morning of the 16th, Yue Yun and Xu Qing led the Wei Wei and You Yi to come one after another, both of them were cavalry. The three armies worked together, and there were more than 20,000 people. After a while the next day, Li Cheng was not angry and failed the day before yesterday. He sent more than 50,000 infantry and cavalry to challenge the formation. Before the line was completed, Yue Fei ordered Yue Yun to rush forward with three thousand party members. When the enemy saw the flag of the army and the local army, he was already shocked. When he saw Yue Yun, who had rushed forward like a vicious god, he was already despair. Xiang Zhengxing resisted for a moment, and the leader of the team withdrew. Yue Yun knew that there was no time for a decisive battle, so he just rushed towards Zhengxing for a while. After completely dispersing the enemy, he saw that there were another troops coming out of the enemy camp, and immediately ordered to retreat.

The war between the two armies was the beginning of the war. Yue Fei understood that since Li Cheng had gathered his troops here, he also wanted to defeat him with his superior forces in one fell swoop. This man had always regarded him very well. He was originally a huge bandit in Jingxiang, and was defeated by Yue Fei many times. He surrendered to the pseudo Qi. Before Li Cheng became famous, a Taoist surnamed Tao once welcomed him, saying that this man was in accordance with the will of heaven and would definitely achieve great achievements. As a result, Li Cheng really believed that he was the true emperor and could not use troops to fight, but he was quite confused by many people. After the rebellion in the second year of Jingkang, Li Cheng and Cao Cheng

, Zhang Yong and other giant bandits appeared one after another, and many people attacked the state and occupied the prefectures and dominated one side. For example, Cao Cheng had a population of 100,000 under his command. In fact, because he did not have the ambition of Li Cheng to seize the world, he gradually weakened. Only this person's strength became stronger and stronger, and it was because of the theory of destiny that he could confuse the people at that time, even officials and soldiers. After he surrendered to the pseudo-Qi, his power grew rapidly and had become the number one warlord of the pseudo-Qi. He even had the tendency to compete with Liu Yu. This time, he sent him as the main general to fight and handed over all the main forces in the country to this person was a helpless move.

Li Cheng wanted to continue to strengthen his strength, and he also had a high opinion of himself. Although he was defeated by Yue Fei many times, he always thought it was a bad time and luck. This time the troops were far above Yue Fei, and the rest of Yue Fei's troops were siegeing cities and plundering the land, and could not completely gather the main force to fight him. Therefore, although Yue Fei clearly wanted to eat him, this person was determined to defeat Yue Fei here, and then defeat the Song army attack with his own strength. He did not expect to confront the Jin army, but only hoped to be appreciated by the Jurchens, so that he could replace the Liu family and become the acting emperor in the Central Plains and Shandong regions, so he was already satisfied.

After the two armies fought at noon, they both found out their strength. In other words, Li Cheng himself thought he had figured out the strength of the Song army. He knew that the Bejue Army was the absolute main force of the Yue family army. Although the Song army was few in the assembly area, it could also be said to be the elite of the Song army. The sooner the decisive battle, the sooner the decisive battle, the sooner the entire barracks were mobilized. Li Cheng spared no effort to reward the three armies before the war, and sent a large amount of food and meat stocks and meat to be stored, and ordered generals at all levels not to deduct it. In the evening, only the fragrance in the barracks was filled with fragrance, and the soldiers shouted loudly, just like a vegetable market. While Li Cheng's ears were itchy, he also sent someone to greet Yue Fei and demanded a decisive battle with Yue Fei the next day.

Although it was not as good as the Romance novels, such as giving out war books and exempting war cards, there were also issues that discussed the date of the battle before the two armies fought. As for stealing camps at night, it was common. If it could not work, the two armies were unwilling to retreat and agreed to a decisive battle, it would also become the best way to solve the problem.

Only cavalry arrived at Yue Fei's troops, while infantry disappeared. At the normal marching speed, the cavalry arrived in the morning and infantry could also arrive in the evening. Unexpectedly, the infantry was still missing at night. Li Cheng invited the battle, but Yue Fei refused to miss the opportunity and naturally agreed.

Seeing the other envoy leaving, Yue Fei became more and more anxious. He knew that Ying Changyu stopped and was still on the day he set off. It had been two days since the day he set off. The cavalry arrived in just half a day. The main infantry force and the cavalry set off almost the same time. At this time, it was another day and a half apart, but he still didn't arrive, but he couldn't help but feel extremely anxious.

In this battle, he really wanted to use cavalry to attack the enemy's main force, and then did not use Shengjie and Destroy as the main force. He only used the remaining 30,000 infantry to block the enemy's cavalry. However, the main force of infantry has not been delayed. It is obvious that the heavy rain has destroyed the roads and bridges far exceeding his expectations. No one can tell whether he can arrive in the decisive battle tomorrow.

He sent cavalry to greet the road. It was midnight that he realized that the infantry was still dozens of miles apart. Fu Qing and others, who led the team, knew that the enemy was tense and wanted to not let the soldiers rest. They rushed to the road overnight, but Yue Fei knew that too much was too late. The soldiers who arrived overnight were exhausted and could not exert their combat power at all. Therefore, they sent a command to let the infantry stay on the spot for two hours before continuing to rush on the road.
Chapter completed!