When the battle was in a stalemate, Chunshenjun and War Wolf decisively changed their formation.

More than 7,000 swords, shield soldiers and archers in Chiyou's camp pushed forward and launched a fierce attack on the outermost Di Chen army. With a huge gap in military strength, even if Di Chen has a battle bonus, he is still no match.

It was about to collapse, Ouyang Shuo did not refuse to save him. He immediately ordered his friendly troops to rush to reinforce, and at the same time informed Chang Xian's troops and requested reinforcements. Ouyang Shuo still understood the truth that his lips were dead and his teeth were cold.

Unfortunately, Chunshenjun and the others changed their formation too quickly. When they found that the cavalry troops could not receive miraculous effects, they immediately turned to attack the Dichen tribe with all their might. When the friendly troops led by Ouyang Shuo and Chang Xian tribe arrived at the reinforcements, the Dichen tribe had been completely destroyed and officially announced that they would withdraw from the battle sequence.

Chunshenjun was also cunning. Once he discovered that Ouyang Shuo and Changxian came to reinforce, he did not seek recklessness, but instead shrank his defense line and immediately changed from attack to defense. For a moment, the battle situation on the right wing fell into a stalemate again.

Di Chen had a blue face and retreated from the front line with more than 800 remnants. Ouyang Shuo did not pretend to come forward to comfort him, otherwise, he would not know what extraordinary things Di Chen would do.

Di Chen was also depressed. He didn't know who to blame. He blamed Ouyang Shuo. Not only did he block the opponent's cavalry, but he also rushed to reinforce in time. Otherwise, he would probably not be able to protect the two hundred people now. It would be even more impossible to blame Chunshen Jun on the opposite side. Since he was in the opposing camp, he should fight anyway. If he wanted to blame, he would blame himself for his unluckyness. But his camp had a monster like Ouyang Shuo and stole the position of the representative of the alien, which resulted in his own side being controlled everywhere.

When the right-wing battle situation was in a stalemate again, the left-wing was a different scene.

As Ju Su expected, the central army of the Chiyou tribe still maintained a 40,000 army to resist the 50,000 army of the Huangdi tribe opposite. Each of the left and right wings was 15,000 troops, and 3,000 troops were drawn from the right wing to support the left wing.

In this way, the 15,000 people on the right wing would face the 30,000 army of the Yan Emperor tribe. Fortunately, Chiyou's troops had psychological advantages over the Yan Emperor's troops. You should know that for a while ago, the Yan Emperor tribe was defeated by the Chiyou tribe and had to ask for help from the Huang Emperor tribe.

Unfortunately, such a balance of power is destined to be broken. Just as the troops of both sides were entangled, Zhang Liao led a cavalry unit of more than 800 people to secretly go around a big bend, like a sharp knife, and penetrated it from the side into the rear of Chiyou's tribe.

The Chiyou tribe on the right wing never expected that they would encounter the opponent's cavalry at this time. They didn't even have decent shields and could not stop the attack of the cavalry. Especially the rear troops, mainly archers, their defense line was fragile like paper, and they were instantly pierced by the cavalry.

Especially the heavy cavalry that acts as arrows, whether it is a spear or an arrow, hitting the Mingguang Armor is no different from scratching it. It is simply like killing people by blocking people, and killing Buddha by blocking Buddha.

Under Zhang Liao's flexible command, the cavalry troops floated around and around. The Chiyou tribe could only watch the other party galloping on their own positions, but could not stop them at all.

When Emperor Yan saw that the cavalry troops successfully broke through the enemy's defense line, he immediately pressed the reserve troops on the entire line and put pressure on the Chiyou tribe head-on to involve their energy and prevent the Chiyou tribe from having the opportunity to besiege the cavalry.

In this way, the Yan Emperor's army was pressing forward step by step, and the cavalry troops were constantly interspersed and divided between the Chiyou army. With the cooperation of the two, they immediately brought the Chiyou army into danger and were about to be gradually eroded.

When Chi You received a request for help from the right wing, he was immediately shocked. He knew that his arrangement had been seen through by the enemy on the opposite side, and he had also made targeted arrangements. In desperation, Chi You had to arrange troops from the central army to rush for reinforcements. If the right wing was crippled again, the battle would be even more difficult.

It can only be said that Chi You underestimated Ju Su's strategy. After receiving the news that the left-wing attack was effective, Huangdi kept staring at the enemy's central army. As soon as he discovered the opponent's abnormal movement, he immediately commanded the army to press the entire line, not giving Chi You a chance to breathe.

Although the warriors of the Yellow Emperor Tribe did not have an advantage in weapons, they drove beasts and had generals like Limu who fought head-on and did not lose any disadvantage. They had the advantage of tens of thousands of people, but now the advantage has expanded again and the army has been pressing against each other. The central army of Chiyou's troops has indeed begun to get tight.

The latter moves are not limited to this. The right wing, which was originally passively defended, suddenly exerted its force and began to attack. The right wing army was more than twice the enemy's, but because it was a coalition of small and medium-sized tribes, its combat power seemed a little insufficient. Now the battlefield situation has reversed, and seeing that victory is in sight, the tribe leaders are aroused and no longer commanded. Many leaders themselves took the tribe warriors and rushed towards the Chiyou tribe with roars. For a moment, the left wing of the Chiyou tribe immediately increased greatly.

The third line was setback, and Chiyou's army was in danger of a complete collapse.

The left-wing cavalry troops were broken. When Zhang Liao found that the enemy's central army was coming to reinforce, he made a quick decision and directed the cavalry troops to rush into the reinforcements directly.

The generals who led the reinforcements of Chiyou's troops obviously did not expect that the other party was so fierce. Instead of retreating, they attacked him directly, and immediately became disorganized.

Zhang Liao was naturally extremely sober. He knew that the enemy's right wing had been broken up by himself, like a headless fly. If the reinforcements were allowed to meet with the right wing troops smoothly, it would be possible to gather the troops again and stabilize the morale of the army. In this way, if the opponent was prepared, it would be difficult for him to tear open the opponent's defense line with his own troops of less than a thousand people alone.

Therefore, the key to victory is to tear the reinforcements and bring them into the vortex. In this way, no matter how many troops there are, as long as they cannot gather, they will give the cavalry troops an opportunity to advance and retreat calmly and divide them all the time. What awaits them is to be eaten by the Yan Emperor army in front.

Sure enough, seeing the reinforcements were torn apart by these devilish cavalry. The Chiyou tribe on the right wing finally began to collapse, and some soldiers began to escape to the rear. Under the chain reaction, the right wing was completely defeated. Emperor Yan naturally would not miss such a good opportunity, leading his troops to pursue and bite the other party tightly.

The defeat of the right wing finally triggered the defeat of the entire army. Even with Chiyou's prestige, he could not stop the troops from fleeing. He could only helplessly command the army to retreat, and he could save as much as he could.

Chi You, who was retreating, looked at the opposite side and sighed. He knew that his dream of dominating the Central Plains would be completely broken in today's battle.

Huangdi naturally did not allow Chiyou to retreat like this. The new forces of Chiyou's troops were still preserved. If they were not completely eliminated, Chiyou could make a comeback at any time, which was something he didn't want to see.

Huangdi ordered the entire army to pursue. At this time, it was a killing feast for the Yi Ren Legion of the Yellow Emperor camp. Even Di Chen, who retreated to the rear, brought the remaining troops back to him. Facing the fleeing Chiyou tribe, it was a great opportunity to harvest the contribution value of the battle.

Only Ouyang Shuo was mindful. While arranging troops to pursue, he moved closer to Huangdi's frame and followed Huangdi closely.

Seeing Ouyang Shuo, Huangdi looked happy and said, "How could a strange man say he has no clothes? Today's victory should be remembered. After he goes back, he will be rewarded with great rewards."

Ouyang Shuo was on the war horse and said respectfully: "I dare not take it. The victory of this battle depends entirely on the benevolence and power of Your Majesty, and the courageous soldiers of the entire army to fight the enemy. I dare not be greedy for merit."

Ouyang Shuo only wants affordable rewards, so he naturally respects and does not respect such a false reputation, and it is easy to offend important officials of the Huangdi tribe and a leader of a tribe. Why bother?

Huangdi nodded, very satisfied with Ouyang Shuo's tactfulness. But in his heart, he had made up his mind to reward Ouyang Shuo well. Huangdi knew that the victory that could achieve such a victory today was entirely due to Ouyang Shuo's two suggestions, and it would not be enough to convince the public without reward. Even if he didn't say it, those ministers would desperately suggest that they reward Ouyang Shuo highly to offset Ouyang Shuo's achievements.

Faced with the step-by-step advance of the Yanhuang Tribe coalition, Chi You was also cruel. While ordering some of the troops behind the palace to accelerate the evacuation with the main force. Those troops behind the palace were equivalent to being abandoned and completely abandoned.

At this time, we can see Chiyou's prestige in the Jiuli tribe. Once we woke up from the reality of defeat, the soldiers who fled at the beginning were ashamed and took the initiative to take on the task of the rear of the palace and swear to protect the safety of the leader to the death.

Chiyou reluctantly bid farewell to the soldiers behind the palace and accelerated his evacuation.

After withdrawing for a while, Chiyou decisively ordered the setting fire, hoping to use the fire to completely block the chasing Yanhuang army. The fire spread rapidly with the wind, and the lush forests and grasses spread throughout the wilderness of Zhuolu, which filled the fire. However, the wet wild grass, trees and water cannot make the fire become a fire, but instead forms thick smoke. The smoke floats around in the humid environment and forms fog again.

In the choking smoke, the soldiers of the chasing Huangdi camp completely lost their direction. In desperation, Huangdi could only order the army to stop chasing and stand by on standby.

Huangdi looked around the important officials around him and said in a deep voice: "Who can break this fog?"

It’s not that Huangdi is so anxious. If he cannot catch up with Chiyou’s troops in time, it would be like letting the tiger return to the mountain. I thought that Chiyou would make a comeback in no time. How could Huangdi, who loves the people as much as his son, bear it? In his opinion, resting and vigorously developing agriculture is the right way and the king. The attacks between tribes like this are ultimately inferior.
Chapter completed!