Three Kingdoms: Jiuyuan Tiger

Chapter 618 Fierce Water Battle, Huns Grassland

"Well, what should I do?" Zhang Yun murmured, his face ashen.

"General, please hand over the troops and horses to the command of the last general!" Li Sun-shin said firmly.

"Okay, okay!" Zhang Yun hurriedly handed the command flag to Li Sunchen.

"Are you sure?" Feng Changqing frowned.

"I can only treat a dead horse as a living horse doctor!" Li Shunchen shook his head and said.

"But in this way, if the battle is defeated..." Feng Changqing whispered.

Although Feng Changqing only spoke half of what he said, Li Shunchen could understand what he meant.

If Li Sunshin did not take over the command flag, Zhang Yun would be responsible for the failure of this battle.

But Li Sunshin took over the command flag, and the responsibility for the defeat would be pushed to him by Zhang Yun.

"Other than that, I have no other choice!" Li Sunshin shook his head.

With the waving of the command flag in Yi Sun-shin's hands, some strangely shaped ships quickly set out. These ships looked like turtles, which was quite funny.

That's right, this ship is exactly the turtle ship developed by Yi sun-shin in history when he fought against the Japanese. However, due to the limitations of the craftsmanship at that time, Yi sun-shin could only make wooden turtle ships.

Even so, the Jingzhou navy also launched a counterattack against Liu Bei's army with the cooperation of these turtle boats, and got rid of the situation of being beaten all the time.

Seeing the soldiers being shot down and the turtle boat being sunk, Yi Sun-shin felt distressed, but he had no other choice.

These soldiers were all trained by him, but today they were buried here because of Zhang Yun's stupidity.

If Zhang Yun had transferred the command to him earlier, Li Sunchen can guarantee that not only would he not be defeated in this battle, but he would also win a big victory!

But after taking over this endgame, Li Sun-shin can only "kill one thousand enemies and self-damage eight hundred", which is already his limit.

……

When the sound of the drum gradually died down, the entire river surface was covered with corpses and damaged ship decks.

The river water no longer had the same color as before, but was replaced by blood red.

Broken banners and armor and scattered remains of broken limbs abound.

But the two sides of the strait are still pink and willow green, and its color has not changed at all because of this fierce battle.

Looking at Liu Bei's fleet retreating slowly, the exhausted Yi Sun-shin collapsed directly on the turtle boat, without even the strength to move a finger.

Looking at the exhausted Li Sunshin, Zhang Yun also felt a trace of regret. If he had directly handed over the command to Li Sunshin, this scene would not be like this now, would it?

Fortunately, the water battle was a tie. Although the Jingzhou navy suffered a lot of casualties, Liu Bei's Jiangxia navy did not get any good.

……

Somewhere on an unknown grassland, a Hun cavalry was grazing.

Not far away, a group of Chinese slaves in chains were working.

The slaves of the Huns mainly consisted of the following parts:

The most important source of slaves for the Xiongnu was captives, but these captives were not only Han Chinese, but also people of other nationalities.

In addition to wars, the Huns also obtained slaves by buying people.

According to the "Book of the Later Han Dynasty", during the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Qiang people resold thousands of slaves from the Central Plains to the Southern Huns.

In addition to the above two, another important source of Xiongnu slaves is debt repayment.

According to the "Book of the Later Han Dynasty: Wuhuan Biography": After being conquered by the Huns, all ethnic groups in Wuhuan had to pay tribute to the ruler of the Huns every year. If they failed to pay on time, their wives and children would be confiscated as slaves.

The last type is sin slaves. "Historical Records Biography of the Huns" records: Those who steal property will confiscate their family and property and serve as slaves.

The slaves either grazed, farmed, or made handmade products for the slave owners. Young and beautiful women were accepted as concubines, and the most famous one was the talented Cai Wenji.

Returning to the text, it is obvious that these Han slaves were captured by the Huns through war.

Among this group of slaves, one person stood out.

This person is over nine feet tall, with big arms and round waist, and a burly figure. He is about 30 years old. His face is full of flesh and beard, which adds three points of malevolence to him for no reason.

The man next to him also looked very human. At the age of 27 or [-], although he was dressed in rags, it was difficult to hide the sharpness and wisdom in his eyes.

These two people are exactly Ran Min and Murong Ke who were assigned here by the system.

"How's the arrangement going?" Ran Min asked Murong Ke in a low voice.

"Brother, don't worry, my little brother has already got through with the Han people of this tribe." Murong Ke replied in a low voice.

"That's good, uncle has passed away, and it's time for us to settle accounts with these bulldogs!" Ran Min said murderously.

"The younger brother will spend the rest of his life to repay this time!" Murong Ke said with a full face of emotion.

"It's rare to have a confidant in this world, let alone more than a year, even if I take this life, I will never complain!" Ran Min laughed.

It turned out that Ran Min and Murong Ke had been arrested for more than a year. Although Ran Min and Murong Ke were able to escape unscathed, Murong Ke's father couldn't stand it. leave.

Originally, the Huns would kill or throw away a dying person like Murong Ke's father, but Ran Min and Murong Ke could do the work of five or six people, so they treated Murong Ke's My father turned a blind eye and didn't care too much about this matter.

A few days ago, Murong Ke's father passed away, and Ran Min and Murong Ke's useless days are over.

Ran Min asked Murong Ke to secretly contact the Han slaves, planning to rise up tonight, kill the Hun guards, and escape from the prison.

At night, Ran Min held a bowl of porridge that could count even grains of rice, with a cold smile on his face.

Glancing at the Hun guard who was eating jerky beside him, Ran Min threw the bowl directly in his face.

There was only a crisp sound, and the guard's head was smashed and he flew upside down.

"Are you looking for death?" The rest of the guards came towards Ran Min with whips in their hands when they heard the movement.

The guard who fell to the ground struggled for a few times but failed to get up. Obviously, he was hit hard by Ran Min.

"Your skin is itchy, you want to eat a whip, don't you?" the leader Hun guard shouted angrily.

"What do you think your whip can do?" Ran Min sneered.

Looking at Ran Min, who was a head taller than him, the Xiongnu guard unconsciously took two steps back. He didn't feel relieved until he saw the shackles on Ran Min.

"Are you looking at this?" Ran Min sneered, and with both arms he directly tore off the shackles on his wrists.

"Is this thing able to trap me?" Ran Min took a stride, but the shackles on his ankles snapped off without seeing how hard he tried.

"Damn you dumbass!" Ran Min gritted his teeth.

Ran Min bit the word 'dead' very hard.

The guard of the Xiongnu felt like falling into an ice cave after hearing this, and instinctively drew a whip at Ran Min.

Ran Min held the whip firmly in his hand, no matter how hard the Huns guard tried, he couldn't pull it back.

"Why are you all standing still?" Seeing that the situation was not good, the Xiongnu guard hurriedly called the rest of the guards to help.

"You seem to like this whip very much?" Ran Min reached out and picked up the Hun guard like a chicken.

"Since you like it so much, then I'll use it to send you on your way!" Ran Min wrapped the whip around the Huns guard's neck, and then with a fierce force with both arms, the Xiongnu guard's neck was directly torn off by the whip .

"If my two brothers hadn't been there to take care of uncle, how could you dogs have survived to this day?" Ran Min ran towards the other Hun guards in a murderous spirit.

In a short time, the remaining guards of the Xiongnu died at the hands of Ran Min. The whole process was very smooth, and Ran Min fully explained what "aesthetics of violence" is.

"Brother's kung fu has not lost at all!" Murong Ke said with a smile.

"If someone else said this, I would have to slap him with sweet words, but brother, tell me, why is my brother's heart so useful?" Ran Min also laughed.

　One more!

　　
　
(End of this chapter)