Chaos of the Three Kingdoms Summons

Chapter 2564 Zhang Fei Challenges the Azure Dragon, the Dwarf General Slays the Bow Ancestor

Liu Bei's sworn brother Zhang Fei already has a base stat of 105, and with the added boost from combo skills, he's definitely a god-level general.

If Zhang Fei were to face a low-level Divine General like Jiang Zhong, he would not suffer the slightest loss.

After the two sides' top fighters clashed one after another, this god-like general displayed unbridled prowess on the battlefield. Zhang Fei's performance in this battle inflicted heavy losses on the Jin army.

Veteran Qiu Rui also has a base combat strength of 100 points, which is not weak for a top-tier player.

However, he was still far inferior to Zhang Fei.

In addition, as I've gotten older, I've started to feel less and less capable.

So much so that he was killed by Zhang Fei in the blink of an eye.

Veteran general Yang Gun charged forward, brandishing his spear.

His strength is even greater than Qiu Rui's; when he was born, his basic martial prowess was as high as 103 points.

However, he was born as a veteran.

Over the years, basic military strength has decreased instead of increased, and is now only 101 points.

He only lasted three rounds before also losing his life to Zhang Fei.

After that, Yuwen Gui, Li Yuan, Meng Zhixiang, Li Shaohong, Lan Tong, Hu Yanhao, Yao Shao and other generals came to fight one after another, but the strongest of them was only at the super first-class level. They could not last more than three rounds against Zhang Fei.

It wasn't until Deng Jiugong and his son Deng Xiu rushed out that they were able to barely stop Zhang Fei.

Deng Jiugong's base martial prowess is also as high as 105 points. Although the combined skill between him and Deng Xiu is far less powerful than the combined skill on Zhang Fei, it still provides additional support.

Even with two against one, they could barely put up a fight.

However, the intervention of another Han general directly led to Deng Jiugong's defeat and even death.

Zhang Hui had already clashed with the Han army in the great battle in northern Qingzhou.

During that great battle, his companions Li Mu and Chang Xian both fell into the hands of the Jin Dynasty and became prisoners of the Jin army.

He was one of the few Han generals who escaped from that battle and eventually fled to southern Qingzhou.

As a peerless, top-tier marksman, his deterrent power on the battlefield is self-evident.

An archer like him wouldn't stoop to such underhanded tactics. He deliberately revealed himself before launching his attack.

Faced with a direct confrontation, Zhang Hui prioritized shooting Deng Xiuxian.

After all, if it were Deng Jiugong, Zhang Hui was confident he could shoot him dead, but he wasn't confident he could kill him with a single arrow.

Those who have reached this level of strength are not simple.

Zhang Hui had already blatantly exposed himself, so Deng Jiugong naturally concealed his figure during the battle, using the figures of others to cover himself.

Moreover, by using a fast-paced, immediate approach rather than a contest of momentum or strength, he kept his and Zhang Fei's figures constantly intertwined, preventing the opponent from making a move easily.

Deng Jiugong had this ability, but Deng Xiu did not.

Therefore, after the arrow struck, Deng Xiu finally fell, unwilling to accept defeat. Deng Jiugong was also furious; even in the threatening situation in Xizhou, they hadn't been spared, but had instead managed to escape with great difficulty.

In the battle to conquer the north, the Jin army was currently enjoying such a favorable situation, but his son had fallen here, which naturally made him very unwilling.

During the Battle of Xizhou, Deng Jiugong and his son were indeed among the few who managed to break out of the Mongol encirclement. Along the way, they encountered Huo Qubing, who had also broken out of Yumen Pass, in the desert.

Finally, the group decided to venture to the plateau, where they encountered Cen Wenben's men who had come to meet them. After several detours, it took them two years to finally return to the Jin army's territory.

Deng Jiugong was furious, and with this anger, he managed to suppress Zhang Fei for a short time.

However, as his rhythm faltered, it gave Zhang Hui the opportunity to strike.

Deng Jiugong reacted quickly and dodged Zhang Hui's arrow, but was struck on the back by Zhang Fei's spear.

If things continue like this, it won't be long before Deng Jiugong is killed by these two.

With Zhang Hui around, Deng Jiugong had to always keep some strength on guard against the enemy.

Under such circumstances, how could he possibly defeat Zhang Fei?
After all, his combat strength was inferior to Zhang Fei's.

Fortunately, the exceptional talents of Tian Pijiang and Wang Nande came to Deng Jiugong's aid at this critical moment.

Both of these people have a base strength of 102 points, so if they keep their distance, Zhang Hui is naturally not afraid.

The two men split into two groups and approached Zhang Hui from different directions. During their advance, Zhang Hui seized the opportunity to successfully shoot and kill Tian Pijiang.

But in the process, Wang Nande had already gotten quite close to him.

Therefore, he dared not linger and could only fight and retreat.

If someone gets too close to him, he'll be the one who dies.

Wang Nande naturally pursued relentlessly, not daring to let the other party close the distance.

Left with no other choice, Zhang Hui had to gamble his life against the enemy, just like Yang Youji had done on the southern battlefield.

After all, like Yang Youji, Zhang Hui possessed exceptional archery skills, but without a bow and arrow, his combat abilities were utterly incompetent. He estimated his chances of winning in close combat to be no more than 30%.

Fortunately, he was much luckier than Yang Youji.

Although Yang Youji won his gamble back then, he also lost. Zhang Hui, on the other hand, won his gamble completely.

With a single arrow, the arrow successfully pierced Wang Nande's throat.

After shooting down the two powerful enemies who were pursuing him, Zhang Hui immediately prepared to return to Zhang Fei and help him kill Deng Jiugong.

However, during this process, he encountered the sixth brother, Tu Xingsun, on the battlefield.

Unlike other generals, Tu Xingsun was not upright. If given the opportunity to launch a sneak attack, he would never easily jump out.

Therefore, taking advantage of his size, he hid behind a group of soldiers. Just as Zhang Hui was about to approach on horseback, he suddenly struck Zhang Hui's warhorse, breaking it in two.

Zhang Hui was not good at close combat, and he had fallen off his horse. How could he possibly be a match for Tu Xingsun?
Even before Zhang Hui could react to what had happened, before he could recover from the sudden fall, an iron rod had already struck him squarely on the head.

It's a pity that Zhang Hui, a peerless expert at the peak of his level, finally managed to escape from the Qingbei battlefield back to Qingnan, but unfortunately perished at the hands of Tu Xingsun.