Chaos of the Three Kingdoms Summons

Chapter 2590 Kong Xuan's Blade Splits the Nine Dragon Saints, Luo Xuan Slays Eight Generals in Succession
Although Tu Xingsun has temporarily withdrawn from the battle with Xie Wuyun, the negative effects of Tu Xingsun's skills are no longer effective.

However, although Xie Wuyun, who has already fallen from power, still maintains an extremely high level of combat strength on the surface, it does not mean that he can actually exert the true combat power of that level of combat strength.

Falling from one's horse has far more impact on a cavalry general than just the slight advantage gained from the horse. Otherwise, what would be the difference between a cavalry general and an infantry general?
Infantry generals would diligently hone their footwork, relying on their agility to contend with cavalry generals even without warhorses.

However, cavalry generals usually don't have this thought. Firstly, once they fall from their horses, they are simply not as agile as infantry generals.

Therefore, although Kong Xuan's advantage was not significant just now, Xie Wuyun is clearly no match for Kong Xuan after they have clashed again.

In particular, Tu Xingsong would occasionally reappear to show his presence, and sometimes he would suddenly launch a sneak attack.

Although Xie Wuyun prevented Tu Xingsun from launching a successful sneak attack despite having taken precautions, this put him at an even greater disadvantage against Kong Xuan.

Kong Xuan was also unwilling to let Tu Xingsun interfere in his battles, but Tu Xingsun simply wouldn't listen to him. After all, the two of them had no subordinate relationship whatsoever.

Although Kong Xuan was also furious, he couldn't very well actually slash at Tu Xingsun with his sword!

Prolonged defense inevitably leads to defeat. As time went on, Xie Wuyun became increasingly exhausted, suffering several cuts from Kong Xuan and even being struck directly in the back by Tu Xingsun's staff.

Just now, Xie Wuyun completely exposed his weakness in order to avoid Tu Xingsun's blow to his thigh. Kong Xuan then plunged his sword into Xie Wuyun's waist, almost cutting him in half.

At the same time, Tu Xingsun's staff also landed heavily on Xie Wuyun's head. How could a body of flesh and blood withstand such a powerful blow?

Like a broken watermelon, red and white things were scattered everywhere.

Thus, Xie Wuyun, a general of Qinghan, died in battle at the hands of Kong Xuan and Tu Xingsun.

However, Kong Xuan clearly didn't have a good attitude towards Tu Xingsun, who had killed Xie Wuyun with him. After snorting coldly, he went directly to the location where Gao Youqian and the others were.

On the side of the Four Fierce Warriors and Eight Great Hammers, Pei Yuanqing and Xue Kui were both doing well, with the two of them holding the upper hand.

However, Qin Yong and Hua Mengxiong, despite being outnumbered two to one, did not fare well.

The reason they didn't fare well wasn't because their combined strength was inferior to Li Xingba's, but because they fell for Li Xingba's underhanded tricks. Qin Yong was injured by a single bead from Li Xingba, which made him even more vulnerable.

As for Tu Xingsun, he completely ignored them and led his men directly toward the enemy's central banner.

Because of the direction he was facing, Kong Xuan first saw the situation on Qin Yong's side. After noticing the danger there, he did not look in the other directions but went directly to provide support. Therefore, he did not see the more dangerous situation of Shan Xiongxin and his group.

However, Liu Yanbing clearly saw their situation, and even more clearly saw that Tu Xingsun was heading towards the central army banner.

Therefore, at this moment, Liu Yanbing could no longer care about Wei Hu and Shan Xiongxin, and headed directly towards the central army banner!

How could the killing of two enemy generals compare to the importance of Gongsun Yan?
Meanwhile, on Pei Yuanqing's side, Kong Xuan's arrival fundamentally altered the course of the battle. Not only were Qin Yong and his companion out of danger, but Kong Xuan also swiftly eliminated their opponents.

Wang Mo, Gao Youqian, and the other three only had a base combat strength of 104 points. Even with their combination skills, they only had the combat power of a peerless peak level.

This level might be quite good for others, but it's not enough to deal with Kong Xuan.

Therefore, after Kong Xuan replaced Qin Yong and the other two to take over their enemies, he quickly killed them.

Meanwhile, Wang Mo and Gao Youqian, two masters who were fighting Pei Yuanqing, were distracted by the death of their brother and were killed by Pei Yuanqing with a single blow.

When the two of them faced Pei Yuanqing, they were already at a disadvantage. Now that only one of them is left, how long can they hold out?
The four brothers who once stood together were reduced to just the last two in that short moment. Wang Mo and Yang Sen were filled with grief and anger, and their will to die only intensified. They were determined to fight to the death.

However, at this moment, the troops on the flank of the Qing-Han battlefield suffered a major defeat, and Luo Xuan led his troops to quickly attack the central army, making the already crumbling central army completely unable to maintain the situation.

The central army of Qinghan has been relying on the two elite forces, the Northern Army and the White Feather Army, to hold on.

But even the most elite troops have their limits. When the disparity in numbers reaches a certain point, they will eventually be unable to hold on.

Otherwise, what's the point of having ordinary soldiers? Just concentrate on training a few elite battalions!

Not to mention, how many elite battalions have been completely annihilated in the world today?
Not to mention other feudal lords, even the Jin army lost more than one elite battalion during the decades of war, including Wu Qi's elite infantry, which were lost in battle on the southern battlefield.

Therefore, even elite troops are not omnipotent.

After Luo Xuan's troops resolved the flank battle, it became the final straw that broke the camel's back.

On the flank of the battlefield, the Jin army also had Luo Xuan, a mid-level divine general. Especially with the bonus from his combo skills, Luo Xuan's actual combat strength was no less than that of many high-level divine generals.

In contrast, Qinghan could not commit more resources to the flanks.

After all, most of the top generals in Qinghan were either with Liu Bei or Gongsun Yan; there was no room left for them.

Of course, Qinghan is on the flank. Although they don't have those top-tier generals, and the strength of the god-level generals can't be transferred, they can still arrange a few second-tier generals.

People like Jiao Mujiao, Dou Muxie, Jing Mu'an, Gai Yan, Wei Yan, and Zu Ti were all valiant generals on the battlefield, and many of them were skilled warriors.

However, these people are far inferior to Luo Xuan's current combat strength.

Many fierce generals of Qinghan joined forces to besiege Luo Xuan, but Luo Xuan killed eight of them in one go.

In this great battle, Luo Xuan was not the one who killed the most generals of the highest quality, but he killed the most generals.