Three Kingdoms, I'm really not a general!

Chapter 551: Going to War with Injuries
Cao Pi sat in the big tent, holding a roll of battle reports in his hand, his fingertips trembling slightly.

The wind outside the tent blew the dead leaves, making a rustling sound, as if whispering an ominous omen.

His eyes were fixed on those lines of words, the handwriting was like a knife, piercing his eyes: "The army was defeated by Xing Daorong, Xu Huang and Zhang He retreated temporarily..."

Every word was like a heavy hammer, hitting his chest hard.

His breathing gradually became rapid, veins bulged on his forehead, and the battle report in his hand was crumpled into a ball.

Suddenly, he felt a severe dizziness, his vision went dark, his body swayed violently, and he almost fell off his seat.

He hurriedly held onto the table, his fingertips were cold, and cold sweat slid down his back, soaking his clothes.

"Your Majesty!" The servant beside him exclaimed and hurried forward to support him.

However, Cao Pi waved his hand and signaled them to leave.

A fishy-sweet taste surged up his throat, and his chest seemed to be pressed down by a huge rock, making it hard to breathe. He clenched his teeth and swallowed the fishy-sweet taste, but the depression in his heart became heavier.

He slowly closed his eyes, and the tragic scene on the battlefield emerged in his mind.

"The soldiers fell in a pool of blood, the flags were broken, the dust was flying, and the enemy's iron hooves trampled over his mountains and rivers..."

All of this seemed to be mocking his incompetence. He slammed his fist down on the table, knocking the teacup over and spilling the tea all over the floor.

Cao Pi was so angry because he was forced into action.

Repeated battles and defeats!

No one can bear it!
Is Xing Daorong really an insurmountable mountain that can't be climbed over no matter what?
If it weren't for this guy...I would have ruled the world long ago!

At this moment, his blood was boiling, just like when Cao Cao had a headache back then. Cao Pi also felt a sense of depression in his heart.

"Why...why is it so!" Cao Pi roared in a low voice, his voice hoarse and painful.

His chest heaved violently, as if there was a fire burning, causing his internal organs to ache.

His face was as pale as paper, but there was a trace of blood on the corner of his lips, which was where he bit his lip.

He felt dizzy and his body could no longer support him, so he fell heavily onto the seat.

Everything in front of his eyes was blurry and his ears were buzzing, as if countless voices were mocking and blaming him.

It was as if I saw my father’s disappointed expression and my brother’s hateful face!

His fingers drooped limply, and the battle report slipped from his hands, falling to the ground like a dead leaf, silently.

"Your Majesty! Call the imperial physician quickly!" The servants' panicked voices rang in his ears, but he could no longer hear them clearly.

His consciousness gradually faded, and only the endless pain surged like a tide, completely drowning him.

...

If Xu Huang had known that his defeat would cause such a big reaction from Cao Pi, he would probably have been more cautious before going on the expedition.

However, since he was not in the camp, he naturally didn't know about this.

Even when Cao Pi later went to the battlefield with his "half-disabled" body, he still didn't know this.

But when he saw Cao Pi, he knew something was wrong.

Cao Pi was seen wearing heavy armor, riding on a warhorse, his face as pale as paper, with beads of sweat oozing from his forehead.

His breathing was a little rapid, and his chest rose and fell slightly with each breath, as if even the air had become heavy.

Although his eyes were still as sharp as a knife, revealing unquestionable majesty, but looking at his face, it was obvious that his majesty's injury had worsened!

Just as he was about to speak, Cao Pi interrupted him and asked, "Where are Xing Daorong's horses?"

Xu Huang quickly responded: "They are still in front of Luoyang City. They are attacking Luoyang while blocking our reinforcements."

Upon hearing this, Cao Pi clenched the sword in his hand tightly. His knuckles turned slightly white from the force, but he still pointed it steadily into the distance.

The soldiers behind him followed silently, with worry and awe in their eyes.

Cao Pi knew that his body could no longer bear the burden, but as the king of a country, he could not retreat.

His voice was low but firm, with unquestionable strength: "The enemy is ahead, follow me to kill them!" How could the soldiers behind him not be touched when his majesty went into battle with such injuries?

They rushed forward one after another, wishing to tear the Han army into pieces.

The war horses neighed, and Cao Pi took the lead and rushed forward.

His figure looked particularly thin in the cold wind, but he was like a sharp sword, piercing straight into the enemy camp.

The wind blew up the dust and blurred his figure, but his will was as solid as a rock.

But it's a pity...his tragic look can only be seen by his own soldiers.

As for Xing Daorong, he didn't give Cao Pi any chance to show his abilities.

Seeing Cao Pi appearing so sickly, he was shocked at first, but quickly realized that this guy also looked like he was "sitting up in shock from his dying illness."

Knowing that Cao Pi was such a pitiful soldier today and would not be easy to deal with, he suddenly decided to continue dragging Cao Pi.

Then his face turned pale, but he shouted: "Cao Pi!"

"Didn't you go back to Yecheng a long time ago? Why are you still staying here?"

When Cao Pi saw Xing Daorong so frightened, he seemed to feel a little relieved.

He sneered, "Xing Daorong! How can I leave if I haven't defeated you yet?"

After saying this, Cao Pi also looked carefully at Xing Daorong's expression.

really…

Seeing that Rang's brows were furrowed, he seemed to be unable to understand.

After a long while, he finally said, "Cao Pi, Cao Pi... Since you are here, I will not attack you forcefully. Judging from your appearance, you can't stay for too long!"

"I will wait for you to return to Yecheng when I have time, and then I will attack Luoyang!"

After that, Xing Daorong was once again forced to retreat by Cao Pi.

He turned around and left, showing no intention of fighting at all!
Now Cao Pi was sure!

Xing Daorong was indeed afraid of me. As long as I was here, he would not dare to touch Luoyang!

When Cao Pi saw Xing Daorong retreating, he wanted to wave his hand and order his troops to chase and kill Xing Daorong.

But my body can’t take it!

He was powerless and had no choice but to watch Xing Daorong leave.

It is not easy to hold on to this breath, but it is very easy to let it go.

When Cao Pi saw Xing Daorong turning away, he immediately let out a breath.

His body swayed and he almost couldn't hold on to the horse.

Fortunately, Xing Daorong turned his head and had no intention of looking back, so he did not notice Cao Pi's situation.

But this also frightened Xu Huang, who quickly stepped forward to support Cao Pi and whispered, "Your Majesty! What's wrong with you?"

Cao Pi's breath was weak, and he whispered, "It's okay, hold on to me, don't fall down."

Xu Huang knew that if this guy fell in front of the entire army, the morale of the entire army would go from high to low, and it would be completely ruined!

only…

Xu Huang could feel that His Majesty really had no strength left at the moment.

Both the man and the armor depend entirely on himself!

Knowing that His Majesty was in a bad situation, Xu Huang did not dare to suggest chasing after Xing Daorong.

Just take Cao Pi back quickly...

(End of this chapter)