Call of the Heroes of Chaos in Another World

Chapter 2331 Zhu Yuanzhang's Three-Pronged Attack on Xuan, Yue Fei's Mighty Army Attacks Jiang Qian

At the same time, the Dali Royal Palace was also completely eliminated by Bai Qi, who swiftly wiped out all resistance forces and brought it under his complete control.

Even the Dali Tianren were surrounded and killed on the spot, without even a chance to escape.

Duan Siping, the hidden figure in the two random summoning events, is the founding monarch of Dali in the history of Blue Star, and also the only Celestial-level martial artist in the Dali Dynasty today.

In Jin Yong's worldview, this founding emperor of Dali created three unparalleled martial arts: the Withering and Flourishing Zen Skill, the One-Finger Divine Skill, and the Six Meridian Divine Sword, making him the number one master of his time.

In particular, the Six Meridian Divine Sword is, in Jin Yong's worldview, a martial art that is in no way inferior to the Shaolin Temple's trump card, the Yi Jin Jing.

When he was born, he was at the half-step Celestial level, just like Dugu Qiubai and Zhang Sanfeng.

Shortly after his birth, he broke through to the realm of celestial beings.

However, someone who has only broken through to the early stage of the Celestial Realm a few years ago obviously cannot withstand the suppression of such severe battlefield aura.

Facing the combined attack of Zhao Yun, Huangfu Long, and Huangfu Dou, he risked being severely injured in an attempt to escape the battlefield and break through the encirclement.

However, before he could run a few steps, he was stopped by a team of armor-piercing crossbowmen who were ready to fight.

Then, Zhao Yun, Huangfu Long, Huangfu Dou, and others who were close behind joined forces to kill him.

"Ding! Huangfu Dou has killed Duan Siping, the founding emperor of Dali. Three random attributes will be permanently increased by 1: Command +1, Martial Prowess +1, Charisma +1. Current attributes have increased to..."

Huangfu Dou: Command 90, Strength 106, Intelligence 71, Politics 72, Charisma 87.

Duan Siliang, Duan Siying, Duan Zhengchun, Duan Yanqing and other members of the Dali royal family, as well as Chu Wanli, Fu Sigui, Zhu Danchen, Gu Ducheng, Ye Erniang, Yun Zhonghe, Yue Laosan and other Dali warriors or officials, all died in the chaos of the battle.

In this life, Duan Yanqing and Duan Zhengming, as brothers, did not have a struggle for the throne, and therefore naturally did not have so many grudges and grievances.

From then on, the Dali Dynasty was destroyed by Bai Qi in less than ten months.

After that, Bai Qi left Yuan Shao, Gu Ling, Yue Zhongqi and others with 50,000 troops to guard the Dali Dynasty, while he led the remaining 100,000 troops northward, preparing to cross the mountainous terrain of the Dali Dynasty and southern Guanzhong region and march into the Guanzhong region itself.

Yuan Shao and Gu Ling had been in Dali for more than three years, and their familiarity with the city was far beyond what these newcomers could match.

Leaving the two of them in charge of the government, with Yue Zhongqi in charge of the army, would be the fastest way to stabilize the situation of the Dali Dynasty.

After all, in this region, besides their own troops, they might also face the troops of Xu Xiao of Da Wu at any time.

In just one year, Xu wiped out most of the remaining elite troops of the Eight-Nation Alliance, and five of them were destroyed by him.

This man's military talent is evident.

Therefore, we must guard against the possibility that after he destroys the remaining two countries, he might continue north to Dali.

In addition to Liang Lin, Huangfu Long, Huangfu Dou, Gao Lan, Fang Jie, Shi Bao, and others, even the fierce general Alkuonius was left behind by Bai Qi in the Dali Dynasty to guard against the possible arrival of the Da Wu army.

As for his main army, he only took two powerful generals, Zhao Yun and Pallas.

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Meanwhile, in Yangdong Road, where the Ma family of Zhennan was originally located, Yue Fei's 300,000 troops were pressing in from both Yangxi Road and Guangyin. Guo Ziyi and Deng Qiang, along with their scattered forces totaling over 100,000, were also pressing in from west to east towards Yangdong Road.

In contrast, after Guo Ziyi and Deng Qiang dealt with Zong Ze, Jiang Chaoyu's forces also pressed forward, further increasing the pressure on Yangdong Road. Instead of reinforcing his troops, he was forced to weaken them and recall 100,000 troops to the Daqian mainland.

The situation in the Great Qian Dynasty has been far more chaotic than in the north in recent years.

Fights broke out between members of the imperial clan, between rebel kings, and between members of the imperial clan and rebel kings. In addition, Zhu Yuanzhang, a powerful dragon who crossed the river from the south, also joined the fray.

In the past two years, Jiang Chaoyu has not only made moves in the north, but his two brothers have also been constantly annexing weaker royal princes and rebel kings in the country.

Over the past two years, his two brothers have won a series of victories, allowing the three brothers to continuously expand their sphere of influence.

Despite the unfavorable situation in the north, Jiang Chaoyu still focused more of his troops on the domestic front.

After all, for Jiang Chaoyu, the Great Qian Dynasty was their foundation, and Yangdong Road was something they could take as much as they could. He would naturally have a balance in his mind when weighing the interests between them.

He preferred a rapid breakthrough within the Great Qian Dynasty rather than continuing the stalemate in the north.

In particular, in the past year, a major upheaval has occurred in the Great Qian Dynasty, and the remaining powerful princes of the imperial clan are showing signs of forming a coalition, which makes Jiang Chaoyu feel uneasy.

In the south of Daqian, after eliminating two rebel kings, including Hong Xiuquan, Zhu Yuanzhang only had a year to recuperate before he once again divided his forces into three routes to attack Xuanwang Xiao Ping'an.

He himself, along with his son Zhu Di and his general Qiu Taiping, each led an army, and even joined forces with Jiang Che of the Great Qian Dynasty, showing that they would not give up until they captured Xiao Ping'an.

Xiao Ping'an was in a weakened state at this time, and a figure like Zhu Yuanzhang would certainly not give him much time to catch his breath.

For Zhu Yuanzhang, only by eliminating this first rebel king of the Great Qian Dynasty who blocked their northwest border could he completely open up the Great Qian Dynasty, launch southward and northward expeditions, and establish the eternal foundation of the Ming Dynasty.

Therefore, for Zhu Yuanzhang, dealing with Xiao Ping'an should be done sooner rather than later.

However, on Jiang Chaoyu's side in the north, after mobilizing 100,000 troops back to the Great Qian territory, Jiang Chaoyu now only had 200,000 troops left in Yangdong Road.

Under these circumstances, facing the Han army that was encircling them from three directions, and with little popular support in Yangdong Road, the situation was extremely difficult.

Under Yue Fei's powerful offensive, Jiang Chaoyu, though not suffering a major defeat, lost a significant amount of territory. The three counties that Wang Yingkan had used to exchange for the Ma family of Zhennan were completely reclaimed by Yue Fei.

In Yue Fei's army, especially a large number of generals from the Ma clan of Zhennan, such as Ma Sui, Ma Kui, Ma Chao, Ma Shiyao, Ma Qiang, and Ma Jin, they fought with great courage and determination.

On the battlefield, Ma Sui used a golden hoop to knock Bai Wenbao's brother, Bai Wenhu, off his horse, and then killed him with a single spear thrust.

After that, he killed two generals, Meng Yu and Meng Haitong, and wounded Bai Wenbao. If Jiang Xiaohei hadn't come to the rescue in time, he probably would have killed Bai Wenbao with a single shot.

Ma Chao and Ma Kui joined forces to kill eleven generals, including Wu Kelong, Wu Kehu, Wu Kebao, Wu Kejiao, and Meng Haishun.

However, although the generals of the Ma clan in Zhennan were brave and skilled in battle, the two major clans of Ma Yuanyi and Ma Yi also died on the battlefield, killed by Jiang Qianhu's general Zhang Xuanliang.

Ma Baili was particularly heartbroken by Ma Yi's death. Among the martial arts prodigies of this generation of the Ma family, Ma Liang was the foremost, followed by Ma Chao and Ma Yi. All three, especially Ma Liang, possessed the potential to become divine generals.

But Ma Liang died in the Battle of Zhennan City, and now Ma Yi is gone too, which truly pains him.