Three Kingdoms, I'm really not a general!

Chapter 614 Chain Plan

Xing Daorong took the initiative to send troops, naturally to add fuel to the fire.

There must be conflicts both internally and externally!
Besides...

Zhang Liao and Ma Chao requested to fight again and again, and the three Hu people thought that Yanmen was only concerned with defending, so it would be better for them to attack first.

That’s why what happened today happened. Xing Daorong attacked unexpectedly and defeated the Hu people’s vanguard.

This incident made Huochequan extremely furious. He was already thinking about attacking Yanmen again, and he could no longer hold back.

But he shouted: "Xing Daorong, you are so good, one side sent people to negotiate, and the other side dared to attack me!"

"Everyone, if we don't fight back, it will only embolden the Han people!"

After that, he said decisively, without any room for maneuver: "We will attack Yanmen immediately tomorrow, and the blood debt will be paid with blood!"

Seeing this, Ke Bineng and Lou Ban found it difficult to refuse.

only…

This kind of pioneering thing must never be done.

The two looked at each other and saw this meaning in each other's eyes.

As a result, the idea of ​​working without putting in any effort became even stronger in everyone's mind.

...

The Three Hu coalition forces attacked Yanmen for the second time. Xing Daorong looked at the situation on the opposite side and knew that his plan had been mostly successful.

Why?

Just look at the opposing army formation!
Outside the Great Wall, the allied forces of the Xiongnu, Wuhuan and Xianbei were like a dark cloud approaching, with war horses neighing and flags fluttering.

It looks very imposing, but if you look closely, you can see some clues.

And we saw the Xiongnu Chanyu Huchuquan standing in front of the formation, his eyes like torches, his long sword pointing directly at the pass, ordering the entire army to charge.

However, the troops of Wuhuan and Xianbei seemed to be lagging behind intentionally or unintentionally, and the sound of horse hooves was sparse, as if incompatible with the thunderous momentum of the Xiongnu.

The Wuhuan leader Lou Ban rode his horse slowly, his eyes wandering, sometimes looking at the pass, sometimes glancing at the Xiongnu formation, with a barely perceptible sneer on the corner of his mouth.

He thought to himself that if they won this battle, the Xiongnu would surely become the most powerful. Why didn't the Wuhuan use this opportunity to preserve their strength and reap the benefits in the future?

The Xianbei leader Kebineng was more calm, waving the whip in his hand lightly, as if he was giving orders, but in fact he was just bluffing.

He had already made up his mind that this battle was just to use the power of the Huns to test the strength of the Han army. Why should the Xianbei fight to the death?

The Xiongnu Chanyu Huhuquan looked back and saw that the Wuhuan and Xianbei troops had not arrived yet. He was furious, but he had to suppress his anger and continued to urge the vanguard forward.

Xing Daorong saw it clearly, and immediately shouted to Zhang Liao beside him: "Wenyuan, tell the soldiers to aim carefully and shoot into the Xiongnu army formation!"

Zhang Liao naturally responded and immediately gave the order and left.

In an instant, the Han army's arrows rained down on the pass, and the Xiongnu soldiers fell one after another, and their blood dyed the yellow sand red.

The Wuhuan and Xianbei troops continued to watch from afar, as if this fight had nothing to do with them.

In the wind and sand, the flags of the three-tribe coalition forces fluttered in the wind, but they could not conceal their own thoughts.

Huochequan's roar echoed on the battlefield, but Louban and Kebineng just smiled at each other, their eyes full of calculation and indifference.

Sima Yi, who was standing by and saw this situation, knew that today's attack was doomed to fail.

As the Right Wise King of the Xiongnu, he naturally could not allow the Xiongnu to suffer too much loss and seriously damage their vitality.

Huochuquan couldn't just watch his people die, and seeing that Louban and Kebineng were determined not to say anything, he had no choice but to return to the army.

...

Back in the big tent, Huochuquan's face was livid, his eyes were burning with anger. He slammed the table so hard that the candlelight in the tent flickered, and all the generals in the tent held their breath and dared not make a sound.

Huochuquan's eyes widened in anger, and his voice exploded like thunder: "Louban! Kebi Neng! You Wuhuan and Xianbei, you keep saying that we will stand together with the Xiongnu, but what is the result? You work but don't put in any effort, and just sit back and watch our Xiongnu men die tragically on the battlefield! Are your hearts made of iron and stone?"

He strode to the center of the tent, pointed his finger at Lou Ban and Ke Bineng, "My Xiongnu warriors are charging into battle, staining the sand with blood, while your troops are hiding in the rear, not moving! What do you mean by this?"

"Could it be that you want to sit back and reap the benefits, watching our Xiongnu and Han armies both suffer losses, so that you can sit back and reap the fruits of their labor?"

Huochuquan's voice became deeper and deeper, but it was chilling: "Louban, you Wuhuan were known as the eagles of the grassland, but now you are like a turtle!"

"Kebi Neng, you Xianbei people claim to be descendants of the wolf tribe, but now you don't even have the courage of a wolf! How can you be worthy of your ancestors on the grasslands? How can you be worthy of the heroic souls who died in the battle?"

There was dead silence in the tent, with only Huochuquan's roar echoing.

Lou Ban and Ke Bi were naturally not in a good mood when Huochequan pointed at them directly.

But after all, I didn't put in any effort in the beginning, and it was all the Huns who died, so I felt somewhat guilty.

Being scolded so angrily by Huochequan, he could only endure it for the time being.

Anyway, a few words of criticism wouldn't cause any harm, but dying at Yanmen Pass would really mean the end of one's life.

However, the two of them did not say anything, which could not extinguish Huochequan's anger.

He turned around abruptly, with his back to everyone, and his voice was filled with deep fatigue and anger: "I, Huochuquan, have made note of what happened today. If it happens again, don't blame me, the Xiongnu, for turning my back on you! The alliance on the grassland is not for you to trample on!"

After saying this, he glared at Ke Bineng and Lou Ban.

The two knew they had a big problem, and seeing that Huochuquan looked like he was about to break off relations, they had no choice but to nod slightly.

Seeing the two of them nod, Huochequan's expression looked a little better.

But he said: "We will send out troops tomorrow, and this time your two clans will be the vanguard. If you hesitate again... let's talk it out first!"

Seeing this, Kebineng said helplessly: "Don't be angry, Chanyu. I will fight the enemy with all my strength tomorrow."

Seeing this, Lou Ban suddenly remembered the secret letter he had picked up.

He suddenly began to wonder if Huochequan and Kebineng were performing for him.

Although he had many doubts in his heart, he could only nod perfunctorily at this moment.

Seeing this, Huchuquan shouted, "It's settled. Tomorrow we will attack Yanmen again. Your two tribes will be the vanguard and we must break through the pass!"

...

The situation on the Hu people's side was getting worse and worse, while Xing Daorong's side in Yanmen was becoming more and more stable.

Everyone saw the scene today where the two tribes worked but did not put in any effort, and they knew that now was their chance to completely destroy the enemy!

However, passively taking a beating is certainly not Xing Daorong's style.

At this moment, he was standing in front of the tent, looking at the distant sky with a serious gaze.

He turned around, patted Ma Chao on the shoulder, and said in a calm and serious tone: "Mengqi, you are leading a part of the troops as a decapitation team this time, so you must be careful. The Hu people are cunning, so don't underestimate them."

This was exactly what he wanted Ma Chao to do, so he could take advantage of the opportunity to lead a detachment of his army to attack the rear of the Hu people.

And here we see Ma Chao, wearing silver armor, with a spear hanging from his waist, and a heroic look between his brows.

He raised his head slightly, a sharp light flashed in his eyes, and he said with a folded hand: "General, rest assured, Ma Chao will live up to your trust. The Hu people are despicable and disturb our people. This time we will definitely wipe out the bandits!"

After saying this, he jumped on his horse, his silver armor gleaming in the sun.

Behind him, nearly a thousand elite cavalrymen lined up in neat rows, and a murderous aura was overwhelming. Ma Chao waved his spear and shouted, "Let's go!"

The sound of horse hooves was like thunder and the dust was flying.

(End of this chapter)