Chaos of the Three Kingdoms Summons

Chapter 2623 Capturing the Military Master, Stabbing Baili, Killing Wei Ran
However, Xia Yu did not notice that as Xuanwu swept his shield, the serpent spear in his hand also stabbed down.

However, due to the shield's concealment and the fact that his hand movements were not large, it was difficult for anyone to notice.

Xuanwu's attack was actually not very powerful.

After all, in order to maintain concealment, and given that the angle of his tentacles was not conducive to exerting force, it was impossible for him to put any force into this attack.

Even if a person is born with superhuman strength, if they exert their strength in the wrong place, they can only use one or two tenths of their strength.

If this strike were to pierce through the armor, its negligible force might not be enough to break through the defense.

However, unfortunately, this attack was aimed at Xia Yu's neck, and as a mortal, how could Xia Yu's neck escape even if the force of this attack was small?
This attack, if delivered with a blunt weapon, would have caused limited damage. However, the serpent spear in Xuanwu's hand was a sharp weapon.

Xia Yu died in battle. In fact, at this point, my Qin Gou no longer wanted to continue fighting Xuanwu.

He had absolutely no way to get the turtle shell out.

Continuing to fight him here would be a waste of my life.

Instead of wasting time, it would be better to risk one's life against other Jin generals; fighting one would be worthwhile, and fighting two wouldn't be a loss.

Although Qin Gou was no match for Xuanwu, he could still escape if he wanted to.

Even though he couldn't beat him, Xuanwu's speed was undeniable, making it very difficult for him to stop someone from escaping.

However, before he could run more than a few steps, he was blocked by Ma Sheng and Wen Qiong.

With three against one, this time the advantage is completely in my hands.

Xuanwu's offensive and defensive capabilities are somewhat unbalanced, making it more resilient against stronger opponents, but also requiring more time to fight weaker ones.

However, Ma Sheng and Wen Qiong did not have this problem.

With the three of them working together, Qin Gou had nowhere left to retreat. After fifteen rounds, he was killed by Xuanwu's fierce shield strike that shattered his internal organs.

Apart from Xuanwu and his men, the remaining Jin generals also achieved many victories.

Zhao Gongming, a fierce general from the Central Plains, single-handedly fought against four peerless generals: Gao Gu, Long Wudao, Qin Cang, and Wei Chou. The latter three, in particular, were all at the pinnacle of their respective fields.

At his peak, Qin Cang was a low-level god-level warrior. However, time has taken its toll, and he is no longer what he once was.

Even Zhao Gongming, fighting four opponents alone, suffered a loss. By betraying Yang Shiliang and Yang Shipeng, who came to his rescue, he successfully distanced himself from the four. After Gao Gu, Long Wudao, Qin Cang, and Wei Chou, four peerless generals, killed Yang Shiliang and Yang Shipeng, they tried to pursue Zhao Gongming, only to be met with a series of Sea-Stabilizing Pearls.

Gao Gu was the first to have his eyes smashed, and Long Wudao, Qin Cang, and Wei Chou were also beaten and ran away with their heads in their hands.

While the three were desperately trying to dodge Zhao Gongming's Sea-Stabilizing Pearl, they were caught off guard by Wei Hu's sudden attack. Wei Hu delivered a powerful blow that struck Long Wudao's head directly.

Long Wudao uses a sword, and in such a confined environment, having a long weapon against an enemy is not without its advantages.

Unfortunately, Wei Hu charged straight at him, relying on his horse's speed. By the time Long Wudao, who had just dodged the Sea-Stabilizing Pearl, reacted, Wei Hu's Demon-Subduing Pestle was already smashing down on him. At this moment, he could only subconsciously parry with his sword.

However, when he tried to parry the Vajra pestle, a heavy weapon, with his sword, and did so hastily, the pestle ended up crushing his sword and smashing it onto his head.

Qin Cang, the most ruthless of the group, took a hit from the Sea-Stabilizing Pearl, thus closing the gap between himself and Zhao Gongming once again.

Although Zhao Gongming's Sea-Stabilizing Pearl is unpredictable and difficult to defend against, Qin Cang can still withstand a few blows unless he is hit in the eye or in some vital areas like the unlucky Gao Gu.

However, although Zhao Gongming's close combat ability is relatively weak and does not live up to his basic martial prowess as a high-level divine general, he can still barely maintain the level of a mid-level divine general.

He was forced to fight four against one just now, so he had to temporarily avoid the fray. But now that it's one against one, why would he be afraid?
Holding a whip in one hand and a Sea-Stabilizing Pearl in the other, ready to strike at any moment, he made Qin Cang suffer greatly, forcing him to be constantly on guard, which in turn affected his combat effectiveness.

Finally, Zhao Gongming struck him in the back of the head with his whip, and then the Dinghai Pearl in his hand struck him on the back of the head, killing him on the spot.

On the other side, Wei Hu had already knocked Wei Chou off his horse, but instead of killing him, he captured him alive.

Although both of them are unparalleled and powerful warriors, if Wei Hu were to fight them fairly, even if he were to win, it would certainly be a tough battle.

However, Wei Chou, as a powerful general, was rather clumsy in his moves. He had been hit several times by Zhao Gongming's Dinghai Pearls, which had already injured him considerably. In particular, two of the pearls hit his wrist and shoulder, significantly impacting his combat effectiveness.

Therefore, he was easily defeated by Wei Hu, who was of the same rank.

In addition, Jiang Xiaobai, who had already been in contact with the Jin army, immediately armed his servants and slaves together with Bao Shuya when the city fell, and took control of Yanzi and Wang Zhi.

These two men were brought to Youzhou by Jiang Xiaobai. Although they eventually ended up with Qin Zheng due to various reasons, Jiang Xiaobai was their savior, so they were less wary of him. As a result, they were successfully tricked by Jiang Xiaobai and betrayed. Even the soldiers who followed Wang Zhi to defeat the Youzhou army were taken over by Jiang Xiaobai.

As a monarch with achievements, he must at least have good personal charisma. Once Wang Zhi is under control, how difficult would it be for him to fool a group of ignorant soldiers who can't even write?
Even after taking over a few hundred regular soldiers, Jiang Xiaobai boldly charged into the area where many civil and military officials of Youzhou resided, once again betraying Wei Ran and Baili Xi, who were also leading their servants and slaves into battle.

Jiang Xiaobai and his men were dressed in the uniforms of the Youzhou army. Wei Ran and Baili Xi were merely temporary armed servants with limited combat power, and thus were less vigilant. They were once again successfully backstabbed by Jiang Xiaobai and killed on the spot by his men.

(End of this chapter)