Chaos of the Three Kingdoms Summons

Chapter 2270: Thousands of people shoot, four evil spirits appear

"Ding, balance the fourth person, Wang Shunchen, command 82, force 106, intelligence 71, politics 62.

Implanted identity: The best archer in the Li Tang Dynasty, he was named the Archer General by Li Shimin. Because he had the same name as the naval general Yi Sun-sin, the two were collectively called the Twin Shuns in the Li Tang Dynasty.

Carrying: Chen Shiqing, Liu Kangzu, Shang Zuo, Yang Yizhong, Zhang Xiaozhong, Wang De, Hu Fu, Li Xianzhong. ”

Wang Shunchen is considered the best archer in ancient and modern times. He once created the miracle of shooting a thousand people with a thousand arrows.

In the second year of Yuanfu during the reign of Emperor Zhezong, Tubo rebelled. General Zhong Pu of the Zhong family led his army to attack Tubo. Wang Shunchen, who was the governor of Lanzhou at the time, accompanied him on the expedition.

After arriving at the front, Jong-Pak thought that the Song army had just been defeated and morale was low, so he could not attack rashly. He should avoid the enemy's edge and look for an opportunity to act. However, Hu Zonghui, the governor of Xihe, was a civilian official who did not understand military affairs. He urged Jong-Pak to send troops several times. Jong-Pak could only lead the army and let two monks serve as guides.

However, the two monks were actually spies. They told Zhong Pu: "The Qiang people are afraid of the large number of flags, and are even more afraid of the bright and shining flags of the generals." Zhong Pu believed them and made hundreds of new flags and set out with them.

As a result, they were led into an ambush by the two men. The bright flags showed the Tibetans the location of Zhong Pu, so the Tibetan army launched a fierce attack on the central army. Zhong Pu was killed in the battle, and his subordinates fled, but were blocked by the mountain pass, resulting in many casualties.

At this time, Wang Sun-sin stepped forward, galloping on his horse, and stayed behind alone. The enemy army had 10,000 soldiers, with seven generals leading the troops. Wang Sun-sin drew his bow and shot three arrows, hitting the three enemy generals in the brows and falling to the ground. The other four generals were so scared that they turned and fled. Sun-sin shot four more arrows in a row, piercing the backs of the four generals, killing them.

After killing seven generals in a row, the enemy dared not move forward. Wang Shunchen took this opportunity to revitalize his army. Soon the enemy attacked again and the two sides fought again. According to historical records, the battle lasted for two hours. Wang Shunchen fired more than 1000 arrows, and none of them hit the target. The continuous high-intensity fighting also caused Wang Shunchen's fingers to crack and blood to flow to his elbows. The Song army held out until dark, and then they were able to cross the mountain pass and withdraw.

The "Song History·Biography of Zhong Pu" records that the Qiang came with 10,000 cavalrymen, and seven of them were leading on horseback. Shunchen thought that this must be the most cunning of the Qiang chieftains. If we don't kill them first, our army will be wiped out. So he declared: "I will order the first one to go to the front to put a flower between his eyebrows." He drew his bow and shot three times, killing three people, all of whom were hit in the face; the remaining four ran back, and the arrows pierced their backs. ... Shunchen shot more than a thousand arrows from the morning to the evening, and none of them missed. His fingers were torn and blood flowed to his elbows. At dusk, he was able to cross the pass.

In terms of actual archery skills, no one could compare to Wang Shunchen in the era of cold weapons.

As for Hou Yi shooting down the sun, that is a record in mythology and has nothing to do with history. Although there is Hou Yi in history, and although there are sporadic records of Hou Yi being good at archery, it was too long ago that our specific level is unknown, and there is no record of his horrific achievements like Wang Shunchen.

"Ding, the fifth person to balance, Qiongqi (Qiongqi), Command 42, Military Strength 108, Intelligence 49, Politics 46.

Implanted identity: A warrior of the northern frontier, an invincible general. He was once named the general of the Qing Dynasty by Huang Taiji because he defeated the combined forces of Tuoba Wei's generals Tuo Jinlong and Shan Shituo as soon as he came out of the mountains.

Carry: Hongdong (Chaos), Taowu (Taowu), Taotian (Taotie). "

Chi You once had a Qiongqi under his command. However, after he was killed by Liu Bei, Qiongqi was also captured and then served by Liu Bei.

However, although both are Qiongqi, this version is very different, and the origin is even more different. The current one is one of the four legendary beasts, which is not comparable to that version of Qiongqi.

Moreover, the strength of these two people is directly different.

The current Qiong Qi has reached the level of a high-level general in terms of strength.

But that Qiong Qi was only at the peak of his powers.

"Ding, the sixth balanced person, Yang Yan, command 85, force 107, intelligence 80, politics 79, charm 80.

Implanted identity: Yang Jian's younger brother, formerly a general under Yang Jian. After the host destroyed Yang, Yang Yan fled with Yang Jian. They were accidentally separated due to the pursuit of the Jin army. Yang Yan accidentally entered the northern grassland and officially joined the Yuan court after Yang Jian died in battle.

Carrying: Yang Lan, Panshi, Beichen, Fengling, Nishang, Tianheng, and the Evil Dragon King. "

Yang Yan's implanted identity is not good news for Li Xiang.

At this time, Temujin's strengthening is certainly not good news.

"Ding, balance the seventh person, Hu Yiqing, command 56, force 104, intelligence 54, politics 52.

Implanted identity: Hebei warrior, general under Yuan Shao. Carried by: Zhou Yuji, Wu Mou, Zhao Yinxuan, Liu Liangzuo, Gao Jinku, Zuo Liangyu, Yuan Zongdi, Lin Yangcheng, Wang Jincai, Niu Youyong, Cao Zhijian, Lu Ding, Jiao Lian.

Hu Yiqing was a fierce general of the Southern Ming Dynasty, and he was probably the most powerful individual fighter in the Southern Ming army.

"The Biography of Hu Yiqing in the Veritable Records of Emperor Yongli" says that Hu Yiqing was good at using two spears. When fighting, he held a spear in each arm and "threw them from thirty steps away, hitting people in heavy armor and causing holes in them. He would chase and snatch the spears, throwing and snatching them over and over again." When fighting, he would first throw a spear, killing one person, then rush forward, pull the first spear from the enemy's body, and continue throwing at the enemy. Every time he fought, he would kill dozens of people. It can be said that he was very brave, and the Yunnan Army under his command was also a powerful force among the Southern Ming army.

In the second year of Longwu, Liu Liangzuo, a surrendered general of the Ming Dynasty, led tens of thousands of troops to besiege Ji'an. Yiqing was ordered to go to the rescue. He personally led light cavalry to raid their camp, beheaded many people, and the Qing army was frightened and fled. After the war, because the main general Hu Shaoyu was cowardly and the deputy general Zhao Yinxuan was "fat and dull", Yiqing was supported as the leader of the Yunnan Army.

Later, due to friction with friendly forces, Ji'an fell and Hu Yiqing was forced to retreat to Yongzhou and surrender to He Tengjiao, the Governor of Huguang.

In the first year of the Yongli reign, He Tengjiao sent Hu Yiqing to Guangxi to assist in the defense of Guilin. According to historical records, when Yiqing arrived, he defeated the Qing army at Beiguan, and later defeated them at Gantang Ferry. "Yiqing broke into the battle line and killed hundreds of people with his own hands." Later, he challenged the Qing general Xian Guoan in a duel at the Darong River and pulled him off his horse with one hand. However, when he raised his knife to chop him, the Qing army reinforcements arrived, and Xian Guoan took the opportunity to break free and barely escaped with his life.

Soon, the Ming army led by Hu Yiqing, Zhao Yinxuan and others, under the leadership of He Tengjiao, attacked Quanzhou and almost annihilated the Qing army. They then surrounded Yongzhou. The Qing general Yu Shizhong failed to break out and fell into the water and died. Yongzhou was conquered.

However, the courage of one person is insignificant in the face of the general trend. In the fourth year of Shunzhi, Kong Youde led a large army south, defeated Ma Jinzhong in Wugang, killed Duke Yongguo Cao Zhijian in Longhu Pass, captured military gatekeeper Huang Shunzu in Xingning, and Hu Yiqing was unable to hold on alone and also suffered a disastrous defeat in Yongzhou.

In November of that year, Kong Youde launched a fierce attack on the Yunnan Army's Rongjiang Fort. Hu Yiqing fought desperately, but the deputy general Zhao Yinxuan suddenly withdrew his troops. Hu Yiqing was also forced to flee, and the Yunnan Army fell apart.

Later, Hu Yiqing led the remnants of his troops to retreat among the natives. When Li Dingguo's army counterattacked, he led the remaining troops to serve as a guide for Li's army, but he always refused to join Li's army. He then stayed in Guangxi for several years. Finally, his troops were dispersed and he was surrounded and killed by his former defeated general Xian Guoan.

"Ding, the eighth person, Yuan Zuozong, Command 97, Force 103, Intelligence 74, Politics 52, Charisma 81.

Implantation: Nephew of Yuan Benchu, another talented general in the Yuan family besides Yuan Chonghuan.

Carrying: Xu Xiao, Xu Fengnian, Xu Longxiang, Chu Lushan, Chen Zhibao, Qi Dangguo, Yan Wenluan, Ye Baikui, Wang Sui, Nalan Youci, Taiping Ling, Yuan Benxi, Li Yishan, Zhao Changling, Xu Huainan, Xu Beizhi, Lu Xu, Chen Xiliang, Li Yanchao, Ning Emei, Dian Xiongchu, Wei Fucheng, Liu Yanbing, Xu Zhihu, Xu Weixiong, Pei Nanwei.

It has to be said that Yuan Shao’s weakness was indeed in the area of ​​command.

The emergence of Yuan Zuozong can indeed make up for some of his weaknesses to a certain extent.

Of course, only to a certain extent.

Even a peerless commander with 97 points cannot reverse the situation, and it seems that he cannot truly change Yuan Shao's current weaknesses.

Yuan Zuozong, commonly known as "White Bear", is the second oldest of Xu Xiao's six adopted sons. He is the most powerful man in the Northern Liang Army and an undisputed master of horse fighting. He is known for his upright and loyal character.

As early as the war-torn Spring and Autumn Period, Yuan Zuozong was an outstanding young general under Xu Xiao.

When Xu Xiao attacked Western Chu, the war was at a stalemate due to the distrust of Northern Liang within the Liyang Dynasty, and Xu Xiao was also in a passive state at this time.

Seeing that Ye Baikui was already retreating step by step, he had already retreated back to the west wall. His hundreds of thousands of troops had also been assembled and were ready to fight at any time, with the aim of forcing Xu Xiao to fight to the death.

Among them, the Concubine's Tomb plays a significant role in strategic significance. If Xu Xiao does not send people to guard it, winning the West Wall will be meaningless. Then, the tens of thousands of soldiers who died before would have sacrificed their lives in vain.

At this time, the Concubine's Tomb became the final factor in determining the ownership of the world between Li Yang and Western Chu, and the leader of the Battle of the Concubine's Tomb was Yuan Zuozong.

In the Battle of Feizifen, he led 10,000 light cavalry and withstood the attack of 40,000 heavily armored cavalry of Western Chu. Riding a white horse and wielding a silver spear, he killed 16 enemy generals and wiped out a large number of enemy cavalry.

Before the Second Liang-Man War, Xu Fengnian needed to transfer troops to the north to aid Jiangni, and Yuan Zuozong led 10,000 Great Snow Dragon Cavalry to support him. His bravery and determination were unparalleled. He ignored all obstacles and risked his life. He regarded everything as an enemy of Northern Liang and spoke with the Northern Liang sword.

However, among the people written by White Bear, there are quite a few powerful ones, but no one knows where these people will be implanted.