Three Kingdoms: Wolong's brother-in-law, tricking Liu Bei into seizing Jingzhou

Although Xiao Fang won every battle and was hailed as a sage of strategy, he was still a human being after all.

Even if Xiao Fang's wisdom and strategy surpass those of ordinary people, he definitely cannot be a god with the ability to predict the future.

Thinking of this, Yan Pu remained silent.

Yan Yan’s question does make sense.

"Xiao Fang is just an ordinary person... an ordinary person..."

Yan Pu reminded himself again and again in his heart.

His mind began to move, so he wiped the cold sweat from his forehead and sneered at himself.

He was laughing at himself for being too suspicious and for dampening the morale of his own troops.

When Yan Yan saw Yan Pu's appearance at this moment, he shook his head in disdain and prepared to continue riding his horse to chase him.

Just at this time.

Suddenly, they heard something unusual happening.

Both of them looked at each other in confusion.

The two of them pondered the cause of the unusual movement and looked towards its source.

I saw branches and leaves trembling in the deep forest, and light and shadows shaking on the top of the ridge, as if there was a dangerous atmosphere shrouding it.

The suspicion that Yan Pu had just put aside rose up uncontrollably again.

At this time.

A deafening sound of war drums suddenly broke through the mountain top and echoed among the valleys.

The sound of the drums was like thunder, shaking the earth and sky, and forming a vortex of sound between the valleys.

Pierce the Qin soldiers' eardrums!

Then, large flags with Chinese characters on them suddenly emerged from the dense forest like ghosts and floated over the mountain ridge.

The Han flags fluttered wildly in the wind, making rustling sounds.

Yan Yan and Yan Pu's faces changed drastically and they looked at the flags in disbelief.

The two finally sensed the crisis!
It's too late.

At this time, countless Han soldiers emerged from the ground between the mountains and forests like ghosts.

They also waved their battle flags, like flames in the wind.

Subsequently.

Tens of thousands of Han troops, like a raging mudslide, carried with them huge rocks and mud, rolling down from the high ground on both sides of the valley.

Ambushes are everywhere!

The Han army was everywhere in the mountains and plains.

The Qin soldiers who were running wildly on the mountain road were all terrified when they saw this, as if they had encountered a ghost.

They never expected that they would suddenly appear on both sides of the valley while they were clearly chasing the defeated Han army.

"Old General, it's bad, it's an ambush by the Han army!"

Yan Pu wiped his eyes until he saw the word "Han" clearly written on the flag, and shouted:
"We fell into Xiao Fang's trap. The Han army really set an ambush!"

Yan Pu looked at Yan Yan and shouted in a hoarse voice.

Yan Yan paused, looking at the overwhelming Han army, his face frozen with astonishment.

His face was distorted, his eyes were bloodshot, and his whole body was shaking.

At this moment, he suddenly realized that he had fallen into Xiao Fang's trap and everything was Xiao Fang's conspiracy.

Xiao Fang forced Wu Yi to write a letter of persuasion to surrender, angering him and tempting him to take the initiative to fight...

Afterwards, Deng Ai pretended to retreat, giving him the confidence to pursue him and luring him into pursuing the victory.

Xiao Fang, like a hunter, had already set traps one after another.

Until he fell completely into Xiao Fang's trap.

This is Xiao Fang’s overall plan.

And he.

The so-called self-righteous general of the Great Qin was like a clown and was played around by Xiao Fang.

"Xiao Fang! You country bumpkin!"

"How dare you tease me? How dare you do this—"

Yan Yan suddenly realized what had happened, his face turned pale as paper, his eyes filled with despair.

He looked up to the sky and let out a roar of grief, anger and despair.

Yan Pu made a bitter face and sighed, "Old General, I have warned you before that Xiao Fang is full of tricks. You must not underestimate the enemy."

"But you knew it was a trap, yet you insisted on fighting for the sake of your face. You fell into Xiao Fang's trap!"

Yan Pu was in great pain, but for the sake of the overall situation, he could not blame Yan Yan, but could only continue to propose:

"Old General, now that we have fallen into the trap, it is safer to retreat back to Jiangzhou!"

Listening to Yan Pu's complaints, Yan Yan felt ashamed and embarrassed.

He didn't dare to face Yan Pu, and could only shout in a trembling voice:

"All troops, listen up! Retreat immediately and return to Jiangzhou!"

Say it.

Yan Yan was the first to turn his horse around and gallop towards Jiangzhou.

Yan Pu did not dare to stay, turned his horse around, and hurriedly followed Yan Yan to flee.

Seeing their commander flee, more than 10,000 Qin soldiers became extremely upset and fled in all directions like headless flies.

However, how could the Han army, which had been lying in ambush for a long time, let go of the prey that was within their grasp?

They sped up and rushed towards the group of headless flies.

The mountain roads were already narrow, and the panicked Qin army rushed around in all directions, pushing and shoving each other. Not only did they fail to rush out of the valley in time, but they were instead stuck at the valley entrance.

And this moment.

The Han army in the mountains and forests finally rushed down.

They rolled down from the top of the mountain like a mudslide.

When they were about to land, they transformed into tigers and pounced towards the Qin army in the valley.

The weapon in his hand, like a sharp claw, stabbed the Qin soldier directly.

On the mountain road that stretched for several miles, groups of Han soldiers rushed down one after another, and soon cut the Qin army into countless pieces, dividing and surrounding them.

The 10,000 Qin troops were instantly trapped in a desperate situation.

In the midst of the chaos.

Deng Ai waved his silver spear and ruthlessly killed the Qin soldiers around him.

When they were killing fiercely, they saw a general in the distance trying to escape.

This person is Gao Pei.

How could Deng Ai let him escape? With murderous intent burning in his eyes, he spurred his horse and chased after him.

As they approached Gao Pei, Deng Ai shouted:
"Qin thief, don't run away!"

The silver spear in Deng Ai's hand stabbed out like thunder with the power to destroy the world.

Gao Pei looked back and saw the young general. He couldn't help but look down on him and didn't take him seriously at all.

Facing Deng Ai's silver spear, he snorted disdainfully and swung the long sword in his hand.

The sword has not yet appeared, but the gun has already arrived.

"This... this kid actually——"

Gao Pei was horrified, his eyes widened, and he watched the gun tip pierce his chest.

With a shrill scream, Gao Pei fell heavily to the ground.

Deng Ai's horse galloped over him and trampled him into a pulp.

A Qin general died in this way.

When the Qin soldiers saw Gao Pei being killed instantly in one move, their morale was further damaged.

They all knew that they would die if they continued to fight, and now the entrance to the valley was blocked, so they were in a desperate situation.

The Qin soldiers had no way to escape at this time, so how could they dare to fight?

All of them turned pale and dropped their weapons. They knelt on the ground, surrendering to the Han army and begging for mercy.

On the battlefield in the East.

A silver-armored warrior whizzed past the mountain road like a flash of silver lightning.

He held the spear in his hand and harvested the heads of the Qin soldiers along the way one by one.

When he reached the battle group, he brandished his spear and knocked down the Qin soldiers one by one, like ants.

The blood flowed like a river, not a single piece of armor was left!

With a tiger roar, he swung the silver spear in his hand, threw a Qin soldier into the air, and then twisted the silver spear, chopping him into pieces in an instant. (End of this chapter)