Chaos of the Three Kingdoms Summons

Chapter 2749 Sun Mei's Furious Battle Displays Ferocity, Yuan Mongol Imperial Concubine Also Joins the Battle

Wei Qing did not issue any orders. Before the battle, they had already made contingency plans for several possible scenarios.

Therefore, even if he didn't give the order, Ashu and Dou Xian on the left and right flanks knew what to do.

As for Ashu and Dou Xian on the left and right flanks, they naturally sent troops to intercept them as well!

The two sides had roughly equal numbers of troops in this battle. Although the Jin army had 1 more troops and was better equipped, the enemy had a higher proportion of cavalry.

Neither side actually has a clear advantage!

If it were a head-on battle, even if a winner were to emerge, it would be a lose-lose situation where 1000 enemies were killed while 800 of your own were lost.

Therefore, we still cannot act recklessly!

However, even if they had any ideas, the prerequisite was to mobilize all of the enemy's troops.

Only by getting all of the enemy's troops mobilized, and reducing the amount of remaining strength they have, will they be able to break through from any direction and then strike with a clear objective.

Ashu and Dou Xian first each sent out a portion of their cavalry to intercept Jebe and Subutai, and then they both simultaneously made a plan to outflank Shi Tianze's rear.

Although the Mongol Empire started with cavalry, its infantry was indeed mostly composed of Han Chinese and people from the Western Regions, with a relatively small proportion of nomadic people.

However, this does not mean that Kublai Khan did not value the infantry corps. In fact, he valued the infantry corps immensely.

The foundation of the Yuan Dynasty was cavalry, but if they wanted to conquer the Central Plains, infantry was equally indispensable.

Once any power develops into a mature regime, it will no longer rely on a single type of military force, but will instead develop towards diversification and systematization. This was the case with the Liao, Jin, and Yuan dynasties in history.

Therefore, Kublai Khan would not allow Shi Tianze's army to be outflanked from the rear, so he also sent troops to intercept them.

Not to mention, although most of the generals of the infantry corps were not of Mongol origin, it was precisely because of this that these people without a base of influence had to rely on Kublai Khan and become an important force in his efforts to maintain the balance between the Mongol and Yuan dynasties.

At this time, the Yuan Mongols had already deployed 110,000 cavalrymen, leaving Kublai Khan with only 20,000 cavalrymen guarding his central army.

Of course, these 20,000 cavalrymen also included 8,000 elite Kheshig cavalry.

On the other hand, the Jin army had already mobilized most of its main infantry and cavalry forces. What remained were only the elite troops such as the Golden Fire Cavalry and the Vanguard Death Squad.

However, Wei Qing and Meng Tian were not in a hurry. On the main battlefield, they used 100,000 infantrymen to fight against the enemy's 60,000 infantrymen, where they firmly held the advantage.

If Kublai Khan didn't want to lose, he would definitely continue to strengthen his forces; it was only a matter of time!
"General Ju Yi, lead the elite troops into battle!"

"Let's see how long Kublai Khan can hold out!"

As Wei Qing gave the order, he planted a small flag representing the Jin army on the sand table.

Of Kublai Khan's remaining troops, Wei Qing was not worried about the others, but only about the eight thousand Kheshig elite cavalry. This elite force of the Yuan Mongols had to be forced out.

If we don't force them out, we won't have a chance to win this battle.

In other words, if we don't force the opponent to reveal this card, no matter what cards they play, their elite forces will be able to counterattack.

With most of their forces deployed, the two sides were locked in a fierce battle across a battlefield spanning nearly a hundred miles.

From the left wing cavalry, a middle-aged general with a thunderous face charged out. In his hands, an iron rod seemed to have the power to overturn the heavens and the earth, and countless Mongol cavalrymen died at his hands.

The Mongol general Diguli couldn't stand this man's arrogance, so he rushed forward but couldn't even catch a single blow from his staff before being beaten until his brains were exposed.

"Where did this ugly man come from?"

"How dare you harm my Yuan Dynasty soldiers!" "You scoundrel, you deserve..."

Before Yelü Qishang could finish speaking or even thrust his spear forward, his weapon was knocked away by the long staff, and then his head was smashed open by the man's swift and ruthless blow.

Upon encountering Yelü Qishang, who was even stronger than himself, he was swiftly and decisively killed before he could even last a single round against him.

Yuan Cheng, who had originally intended to charge forward, was immediately frightened and dared not go any further. He turned his horse around and fled back.

Seeing that Wuyan Yanshou was looking at him, Yuan Cheng couldn't help but feel embarrassed.

Being cowardly before the battle is shameful, but it's better than losing your life.

"Who goes there? Do you dare to leave your name?" He Zhongbao shouted from a distance across the crowd.

"Where did this scoundrel come from?"

"This general never changes his name or surname; I am Sun Mei, the Great General of the Great Jin Dynasty!"

Indeed, this person is Sun Mei.

With his ultimate-level divine general strength, killing several top-tier generals was indeed as easy as taking candy from a baby.

As Sun Mei spoke, she directly broke the spear in the hand of a Yuan Mongol soldier, then lifted him up with a stick and threw him away.

However, Sun Mei was clearly not skilled in this area, and He Zhongbao easily dodged her attack.

"Sun Mei! It's him?"

"Quickly, go and invite the Imperial Concubine here!"

He Zhongbao's expression changed drastically upon hearing this name.

Sun Mei had never participated in the grassland battlefield; she had previously been active in the Central Plains and Northern battlefields.

However, that doesn't mean the people on the grasslands hadn't heard of his name.

Therefore, at this time, one would certainly not rush forward recklessly.

Among their left-wing troops, the only one capable of fighting Sun Mei was Xian Zijing, a concubine of Kublai Khan.

"Oh no! That brute is charging at us! Run!" Yuan Cheng warned.

While taking Sun Mei for a stroll on the battlefield, waiting for the imperial concubine's support, he took out a bow and arrows from his horse and kept turning around to shoot at Sun Mei.

Whether you can hit the target or not doesn't matter, but at least you can stop the enemy from getting close!
"Bah!"

Sun Mei was furious at these slippery rats. They were too slippery, and with the enemy's warhorses being of equally good quality, they were really not easy to deal with.

But just when he didn't want to deal with these people, they would take out their bow and arrows and provoke him.

Sun Mei wanted to turn around and shoot him a few arrows, but his skills in this area were no match for those who had been shooting arrows since childhood.

Although he didn't take the opponent's arrows seriously, to be fair, if Sun Mei were to exchange arrows in kind, she would pose even less of a threat.

"Are all you barbarians so cowardly?"

"Don't you dare fight Old Sun?" Sun Mei roared angrily.