I became a big shot in the quick transmigration world.

Chapter 38 There is a Reborn Person in the Mansion 37
Yu Muhuai had just hurriedly gotten up when his long sword fell to the side. Before he could even pick it up, the enemy soldiers with ferocious faces attacked him.

He brandished his long sword, about to strike Yu Muhuai!

"careful!"

With a cry of alarm and the splattering sound of flesh being chopped, an arm fell to the ground.

Yu Muhuai stood there, stunned. The scalding liquid splashed onto her face, making her almost forget that this was a cruel battlefield.

All she saw was a sea of ​​blood, a severed arm, and the person blocking her way.

"Yuanyuan, what are you doing?"

Yu Muhuai asked incredulously, his voice hoarse.

Having lived in a time of peace, Yu Muhuai had never experienced war, and no one had ever risked their life to save her. How could she not be shocked?

"Xiao Meng, pick up your weapon, quick!" Li Yuanyuan roared through the excruciating pain.

The enemy would not give Yu Muhuai any chance to catch her breath. Before she could ask for an answer, she picked up the long knife on the ground and stepped forward to protect the seriously injured Li Yuanyuan behind her.

They dodged left and slashed right, creating a cacophony of metallic clang.

He slashed forward and dodged backward, creating a cloud of blood mist with flashing blades.

Previously, Yu Muhuai had been thinking that since he had already completed the mission, it didn't matter if he died. He had always been taking a chance, thinking that even if he died on the battlefield, he could just leave without any loss.

However, Yu Muhuai dared not die, nor could she die. She had to hold on and not let Li Yuanyuan waste this arm.

At this critical moment when facing certain death, Yu Muhuai unleashed unprecedented strength and killing intent.

Her eyes were bloodshot and her body was covered in blood, yet she dared not relax for a moment.

Although she was just a passerby in this world, someone paid the price of an arm to save her life.

Yu Muhuai was unwilling to let this arm down; she wanted to lead Li Yuanyuan in a charge out.

Not daring to leave any gaps around him, Yu Muhuai also picked up a broadsword with his left hand and wielded the two-handed sword, which he was not very familiar with.

However, the cruelty of the battlefield did not change because of her will. Li Yuanyuan, who was seriously injured, had her fighting power greatly reduced, and the two of them were unable to break through.

Amidst the deafening shouts of battle, the neighing of horses suddenly rang out.

"Xiaomeng, Yuanyuan, over here!"

Turning around, they saw Liu Xiaoduo and Cen Xiang riding towards them. They had carved a bloody path, the end of which led directly to Yu Muhuai and his companion.

"Mount!"

Liu Xiaoduo pulled Li Yuanyuan back, while Yu Muhuai sat down behind Cen Xiang.

"Hahaha, you just saved my life, so we're even now?"

Hearing Cen Xiang's hearty laughter, Yu Muhuai breathed a sigh of relief and expressed his gratitude to the team leader.

A thrilling crisis was averted, and Yu Muhuai and Cen Xiang once again joined forces, riding their horses at full speed through the enemy lines.

The Northern Liang coalition, which was already at a disadvantage, gradually became unable to withstand the onslaught and began to show signs of weakness.

The Fan Hun and Tu Yu Shi troops were of average strength to begin with, and under such a rapid attack, they could only retreat step by step.

Seeing the allied forces crumble, Fu Mengyue cried out in despair, but he was powerless to stop it.

Left with no other choice, he could only order, "Withdraw! Retreat!"

Mengge Na came first, followed by Fan Hun and Tu Yu Shi, and finally Bei Liang.

The Northern Liang allied forces came with overwhelming force, displaying an unstoppable momentum as they challenged the enemy on the battlefield.

The result was a crushing defeat, and the soldiers fled in panic. Seeing their general so personally demonstrate how to escape, how could the soldiers possibly muster the will to fight again?
Flags were trampled haphazardly, and war drums were not even taken down in time. The defeat swept through everyone's hearts, leaving them with only thoughts of escape and survival.
The enemy pursued and we attacked. Seeing that the enemy's defeat was inevitable, the morale of the Yuanchang army was high. The soldiers' faces were full of eagerness, as if they could fight another three hundred rounds.

However, at this time, a disagreement arose between the general of the Anbei Army and the general of the Women's Army.

Yan Beiqiang believed that they should press their advantage and defeat the Northern Liang coalition so that they would not dare to invade again.

Yuan Linjie believes that the objective of driving back the enemy has been achieved.

Do not pursue a defeated enemy. The Northern Liang coalition only fled in disarray and did not suffer too many losses. Moreover, these northern nomadic peoples are skilled in horsemanship and archery. If we were to pursue them in the cold winter wilderness, our army might suffer heavy losses.

When cornered, a pack of wolves will definitely turn around and bite back, using all their strength to tear off a layer of skin from their opponent.

Both sides held their own opinions and argued endlessly, unable to determine a winner for the time being.

The Anbei Army far outnumbered the Women's Army. Seeing that the argument was fruitless, Yan Beiqiang snorted and turned to leave.

Yan Beiqiang then ordered his Anbei Army to pursue the enemy, vowing to annihilate the Northern Liang coalition forces.

Seeing that the Anbei army was determined to pursue them, Yuan Linjie had no choice but to accept it.

Although both were generals of the same rank, Yuan Linjie's role was primarily supportive, and the number of women soldiers in her army was less than one-tenth of that of the Anbei army.

If the Anbei army succeeds in their pursuit, a report will be submitted afterward. If Yan Beiqiang impeaches Yuan Linjie on the grounds of passive combat, slackness, and stagnation, she will likely face severe punishment.

With a long sigh, Yuan Linjie could only assign the Women's Army to their positions, maintaining the previous formation, to cooperate with the Anbei Army in the pursuit.

When the Northern Liang allied forces arrived, they were like grasshoppers on a rope; when they left, they were like headless flies scattered by a commotion.

Fan Hun and Tu Yushi fled northeast, while Bei Liang fled to the city to the due north.

The Mongol army was the smallest, and the pursuing Yuanchang troops were also the fewest. They were the first to flee, covering the farthest distance, and charged wildly northwest.

Two hundred li away from there is the nearest city to Menggena, called Longshang City.

Yan Beiqiang and Yuan Linjie's troops were the first to catch up with the Northern Liang army, and a fierce battle ensued.

Just as Yuan Linjie had predicted, the enemy launched a fierce counterattack, resulting in heavy casualties for the Yuanchang troops. Although the Beiliang army also suffered numerous casualties, this was not a good thing for the Yuanchang Kingdom.

To save face, Yan Beiqiang had no choice but to grit his teeth and continue the pursuit.

Yuan Linjie tried her best to stop them, and the two sides argued several times, almost turning into a fight.

When they received this message, Cen Xiang and Li Cheng's troops were still in pursuit.

In addition to the original cavalry, the Anbei army also dispatched more than 10,000 infantrymen to pursue Menggena together.

They chased him all the way to the foot of Longshang City.

Although Yan Beiqiang and Yuan Linjie disagreed, neither of them gave the order to withdraw their troops. Therefore, Cen Xiang had no choice but to bite the bullet and follow the Anbei army.

For two days, they traveled day and night, working tirelessly. Each night they slept for less than three hours before breaking camp and setting off to continue the pursuit.

The biting wind was icy and seemed to penetrate everywhere, trying to get through all the winter clothing and directly into the soldiers' bones.

In this relentless pursuit, Li Cheng and Cen Xiang's troops spotted Meng Ge's team in just two days.

However, Mengge Na, in coordination with the troops in Longshang City, was the first to rush into the city and close the city gates.

Li Cheng was not in a hurry to attack the city. He ordered his men to set up camp outside the city and to make plans after the entire army had rested.

The next day, before Li Cheng and Cen Xiang could even discuss the attack, the city gates of Longshang City were suddenly opened.

Several people dressed in the attire of foreign officials emerged from the city.

They approached the camp, requested an audience with the commander of the Yuanchang troops, expressed their intention to surrender, presented a letter of surrender jointly stamped by the city lord and the general, and requested to discuss peace talks.

(End of this chapter)