Rebirth of the Three Kingdoms: The New Biography of Guan Ping

Chapter 49 Father and Son Soldier

At this time, outside the north gate, Liu Bei, who had already been ordered by Cao Cao, was leading his remaining soldiers and gathered outside the north gate. Although he tried to approach the gate several times, arrows were still raining down on the tower. The defense is tight, and there is no difference from the past.Fiction Rankings
Several times in a row, Liu Bei's soldiers and horses suffered heavy losses, and Zhang Fei was also irritable. He patted his big black horse, frowned and said, "Ping'er is still young after all, and his work is not reliable. It doesn't matter if he doesn't succeed this time, but don't worry." Don't let anything happen." There was deep worry in his tone, Zhang Fei still liked this god-nephew very much.

Guan Yu straightened his long beard immediately, and said in a deep voice: "This time, Zhang Wenyuan and Xiao'er jointly proposed to break the door in the south. Wenyuan has a calm personality, and although Xiao'er is dull, his temper is by no means arrogant. And, elder brother, third younger brother, look..."

Guan Yu pointed to the city of Pi, and said: "There is a faint red light in the sky above the city, indicating that the city is on fire. Maybe Cao Cao's army has entered the city, but there is no attack from the north..."

Before Guan Yu finished speaking, Zhang Fei was on the horse, pointed at the tower in great excitement, and shouted: "Big Brother, Second Brother, look, the tower is in chaos, it's in chaos."

With Liu Bei's calm temperament, there was a smile on his face, and he said with a smile: "It's great that Ping'er has such courage and means."

However, Guan Ping was obviously not as relaxed and at ease in the city as the three elders outside the city. When approaching the south gate, Guan Ping encountered extremely tenacious resistance.

Because, the ones stationed at the south gate were the Bingzhou soldiers and Lv Bu's confidant Cao Xing—the Cao Xing who liked fine wine and beautiful women.

Lu Bu came from Bingzhou, and among these Bingzhou soldiers, some came from veterans who had followed him for a long time, and some came from Bingzhou refugees living in the Central Plains.Although the number is small, in Lu Bu's army, he has always been the one with the highest status, the most trusted by Lu Bu, and the most loyal to Lu Bu.

Under the leadership of Cao Xing, the Bingzhou soldiers lined up in a horizontal line, like wild wolves in Bingzhou, rushing up bravely without fear of death.

Naturally, Guan Ping and his cavalry were not afraid, and swung their long halberds to assassinate one by one, but they did not frighten the soldiers and horses behind them at all, and they had no intention of surrendering or running away.

Amidst Cao Xing's roar, Bingzhou soldiers stepped on the corpse of their companion and rushed towards death, just to cut a hole in Guan Ping's solid armor.

At this moment, Cao Xing is also crazy, and he can no longer see that he is that fool addicted to drinking and sex. Seeing him with his upper body naked, his face is ferocious, and he is holding a sword to supervise the battle.

After several rounds of attacks like a tide, Bingzhou soldiers suffered heavy losses, but Guan Ping felt uncomfortable. The armored cavalry who thought they were extremely strong also fell more than a dozen people.

Even Guan Ping himself was hit by a dying man with almost a broken neck. He was caught off guard and injured his left leg. Fortunately, he was riding a horse, so it didn't affect him.

After half an hour of hard fighting, all the corpses piled up at the gate of the North City, and the crossbowmen on the tower were all thrown down by Guan Ping with his halberd.

Only Cao Xing, whose shoulder was pierced by a huge hand halberd, was bleeding profusely. He was still the commander, and the remaining dozen soldiers leaned against the city gate, showing no intention of retreating.

Another round of hand halberds was thrown, and the dozen or so soldiers fell to the ground.Another spear pierced Cao Xing's abdomen, and it was unknown who threw it. The force was huge, and Cao Xing was lifted up directly, and then firmly nailed to the city gate.