Borrow the day to change the day

Zhang Xianzhong was in Lu Xiangsheng's standard battalion, so of course he was also at the front.

There is what kind of general, there is what kind of soldiers.Zhang Xianzhong followed Lu Xiangsheng's example and set an example, rushing to the forefront of the banner.With a rumbling sound of horseshoes, they rushed straight to the convoy in front.

I saw Zhang Xianzhong lying on the horse's back, his body heaving and falling regularly as the horse ran, and his eyes were fixed on the enemy in front of him.

Judging from the flag, it should be the legendary Jianlu's Zhenglan Banner.

While Zhang Xianzhong was carefully observing the enemy's situation, a strange thing happened.

Jianlu first yelled and urged his horse to charge back towards them, but he didn't go far, then turned a corner and fled back into the convoy, and then the convoy was thrown sideways into a circle.

Immediately afterwards, many North Korean troops were driven out of the convoy, and then there was another panic, and the North Korean troops were called back into the convoy.

Jianlu's response was obviously lacking in a method, which surprised Zhang Xianzhong. Is this the Jianlu who was said to have beaten the Liaodong army of the Ming Dynasty and dared not go out in the city?

However, judging from the signs of Jianlu's actions, Zhang Xianzhong guessed that the leader of Jianlu should have miscalculated first, and it should be the ragged soldiers from the original Dongjiang Town, so he came up to meet him and wanted to charge back.

But later it was found that something was wrong, either because the army was charging forward, or because there were not so many cavalry in Dongjiang Town, they felt that the counter charge was a pebble hitting a rock, so they retracted into the convoy, trying to use the convoy to stop the Ming army from charging.

But Jianlu should have never had defense experience, so he panicked.First, the Korean infantry was driven to the front line against the enemy in an attempt to use the Korean infantry to consume the momentum of the Ming army first.

Then he immediately felt that facing so many cavalry troops, it was meaningless to rush outside to die, so he called the North Korean infantry back into the convoy.

Seeing this, Zhang Xianzhong turned his head slightly to look at the big flag with the word "Lu" facing the wind, thinking that the momentum of the charge alone would force Jianlu to panic.

When he thought of this, a sense of pride suddenly surged in his heart. He was really lucky to serve under such a governor.

There was still a distance from Jianlu's convoy, when he heard the sound of "bang, bang, bang" from Jianlu's side, and then a puff of smoke gushed out, covering Jianlu's convoy.

Zhang Xianzhong knew that it was the North Korean infantry over there firing the guns. He was startled at first, and quickly leaned on the horse's back as much as possible.

But Zhang Xianzhong immediately realized that no one seemed to be in trouble, and he immediately came to his senses. The musketeers in the North Korean army might have been scared out of their wits and fired ahead of time.

Zhang Xianzhong couldn't help being a little speechless, this kind of situation usually happened to the Ming army.But now, he also saw it in Jianlu's team.

As he got closer to Jianlu's convoy, Zhang Xianzhong suddenly noticed that the flags of the Chinese Army were pointing obliquely to the left and right, repeating this three times.

He knew that this was a notification to Zu Dale and Governor Biaoying to surround the Jianlu convoy from left to right.

Sure enough, the "Lu" flag in front deviated from the official road, bypassed the convoy, and headed for the rear of the convoy.

The convoy was shrouded in smoke from muskets, and they couldn't see their situation clearly. Many bows and arrows shot out of the smoke and landed on the official road.

I don't know if Jianlu was too chaotic, or he didn't think about escaping at all. When the Ming army's siege was completed, no Jianlu escaped.

Zhang Xianzhong immediately observed that the "Lu" flag pointed obliquely at Jianlu's convoy, and knew that this was an order to attack.

As he expected, Lu Xiangsheng rushed to the convoy in the first place.At this time, the gunpowder smoke was not so thick. Seeing that he was surrounded, Jianlu calmed down and began to shoot arrows at the charging Ming army in an organized manner.

As for the muskets of the North Korean infantry, after a burst of noise at the beginning, the sound was basically inaudible.

When the Ming army rushed within range of Jianlu, casualties finally began to appear.

Unknowingly, Zhang Xianzhong's banner followed Lu Xiangsheng.This is actually nothing, because Zhang Xianzhong's flag itself is part of Lu Xiang's bid promotion camp.

He saw that Lu Xiangsheng was still rushing to the front, holding the Qinglong Yanyue Saber that was said to be bestowed by the emperor in his hand, and slapped away the arrows that shot past him from time to time.

Zhang Xianzhong admired him very much in his heart. Is this the governor's feudal official? He is obviously a fierce general on the battlefield!

The horses charged rapidly, very fast, and the Ming army quickly rushed to the front of the convoy.Under Lu Xiangsheng's example, they all jumped off their horses and rushed into the convoy with various weapons.

One of the most important tasks of Biaoying was to protect Zhongcheng, so Zhang Xianzhong followed Lu Xiangsheng closely with his flag.

He saw that Lu Xiang in front of him was rising like a tiger, invincible, and there was no general in front of him.And Lu Xiangsheng's trusted family members Lu Da, Lu Er and others guarded Lu Xiangsheng, blocking the attack from the side for him, making Lu Xiangsheng go straight forward to kill without hesitation.

After the peripheral convoy was opened a gap by Lu Xiangsheng, the Ming army rushed in through the gap.

Many Ming soldiers began to pass Lu Xiangsheng who had stopped, and rushed towards the Jianlu and Korean infantry in the convoy.

Zhang Xianzhong's flag was guarded on Lu Xiangsheng's left side, and he, Wang Jiayin, and Gao Yingxiang were the arrows to fight the Jianlu in front of him.Li Wanqing, who claims to shoot down the sky, and others shot arrows at close range behind them, while others guarded the side of their flag.

At this time, Zhang Xianzhong discovered that Jianlu was actually ordinary people. Facing their fierce offensive, only a small number of people took the initiative to fight with them, and more people also showed fear on their faces, passively resisting. .

Zhang Xianzhong was the head of the banner. After gaining a firm foothold in the car enclosure, he slowed down his attack and retreated behind Wang Jiayin and Gao Yingxiang.Only then did he have the opportunity to observe Zhong Cheng's situation again.

It turned out that Lu Xiangsheng had already gone to Jianludui again. Looking at the direction, he seemed to be heading for Jianlu's chief general.

Zhang Xianzhong didn't dare to be negligent, he shouted loudly and led his men to chase after him to protect him.

Along the way, he saw many North Korean infantrymen throwing their weapons and kneeling on the ground.At this time, no one had time to take care of them, and all rushed to kill those Jianlu and North Korean infantry who were still resisting.

The battle lasted less than half an hour and ended. Zhang Xianzhong wiped the sweat off his face and looked at Lu Xiangsheng not far ahead who was covered in blood like a murderous god. He was full of confidence in the future.

Unfortunately, in the end, some of the Jianlu escaped from Zu Dale's defense line.

This place is not far from Fenghuang City where Jianlu is stationed. Zhang Xianzhong very regretfully carried out Lu Xiangsheng's order and set fire to those carts.

These carts were full of food, and the Ming army could not take it away.But it certainly cannot be left to Jianlu, so it has to be burned.If those Jian captives hadn't escaped, they might still be able to transport the grain to the Yalu River, and the fleet led by Yan would transport it away.

The Ming army simply cleaned the battlefield, released the surrendered North Korean infantry, and quickly left the battlefield, disappearing into the sky.