Water Margin begins as a captain in Yanggu County

Chapter 43 This guy wants to escape!
At the city gate, just as Dong Ping rushed to the city, the vanguard of a hundred or so riders from Daming Prefecture had already poured into the city gate.

The two groups of people were crowded together in the city gate. Some were eager to escape, while others were eager to charge forward. The gate was completely blocked.

The horse's iron hooves made the ground creak as they stepped on it. I couldn't tell whose leg bones were breaking or whose sternum was cracking.

Suo Chao wielded a golden axe. Sparks flew when he smashed it, and his chop could even separate flesh and bones.

Then he heard a roar: "Suo Chao, come and die quickly!"

Dong Ping arrived and rode his horse into the city gate, not caring even if he bumped into and stepped on his own soldiers.

Dong Ping also has a nickname called "Yi Zhuang Zhi", which means he is extremely brave in battle and would charge straight ahead in front of the enemy's formation.

The two spears danced very quickly, and in just a few moves, they had knocked two people off their horses. Looking again, it was Suo Chao.

The city gate is actually not small, but in this situation, it seems very cramped.

Dong Ping and Suo Chao's weapons clashed together, and the doorway was suddenly empty on both sides. Those who were rushing in stopped, and those who were retreating retreated.

It was actually Dong Ping alone who temporarily blocked the gate and stopped more than a thousand soldiers outside the city.

Dong Ping was truly brave and incomparable. On horseback, his spear clanked back and forth, and the vanguard Suo Chao was actually defending continuously.

Just look at Suo Chao's horse stance unconsciously retreating, maybe it's because Dong Ping's horseback skills are better, or maybe it's because Suo Chao's golden axe lacks a bit of agility.

Dong Ping held a spear in his left hand and another in his right hand. If they placed both spears horizontally, the city gate could really be blocked by him alone.

But behind Suo Chao, a young general suddenly rode forward on his horse. This man was called Zhou Jin, and he was Suo Chao's apprentice. He also used a spear. He moved forward and first blocked with the spear horizontally, then raised it to stab.

After only three or five moves, Zhou Jin was already in danger.

Only Suo Chao went forward again, wielding his axe as fierce as a mountain. Even though Dong Ping did not run on horseback, he avoided him calmly and used his spear to attack Suo Chao again.

Su Wu behind him had already understood that if they continued to fight like this, Suo Chao would really not be able to defeat the double-gun general Dong Ping. Perhaps after thirty to fifty rounds, or sixty to seventy rounds, Suo Chao would definitely be defeated.

But Dong Ping still had something to say: "With your ability, you dare to come to my Dongping Mansion and make trouble!"

Su Wu and Wu Song exchanged glances, and Wu Song immediately shouted, "I'll do it!"

Wu Song did not try to stop his horse, but dismounted and jumped forward. This was because the city gate was simply not big enough for so many horses to ride side by side and fight.

"It's you!" Dong Ping noticed Su Wu and Wu Song in front of him, and said, "Just in time, come and die!"

Wu Song stepped to the left, put one foot on the wall of the city gate, jumped high, and chopped with his big machete as fast as lightning.

Dong Ping obviously knew that Wu Song was no ordinary man, and he was truly one with the horse. He tapped the horse's belly lightly with his heel, and the horse and the man gave way.

Wu Song's first strike missed, but he raised his second strike and went to chop the horse's hoof.

Dong Ping's movements were also quick. He blocked with a spear and then controlled the horse with his legs. The horse did not retreat, but jumped high with its front legs.

It was really a magical skill, and he blocked and avoided it.

"Come!" Dong Ping shouted, and turned his horse around and went out of the doorway. The doorway was too small and it was difficult to move. He waited until he was on the street. Although it was not spacious either, he could move freely.

Dong Ping was also too arrogant. He really thought that he could turn the tide of the battle by himself.

Wu Song had already chased out, Su Wu and Suo Chao also rode out again, and countless people rushed into the city through the city gate.

Dong Ping rode his horse back and forth, and soon a group of armored men gathered behind him, shouting and cursing: "How dare you little thieves be so presumptuous, leading troops across the border to attack the city!"

Su Wu immediately replied: "Dong Ping, you disregarded the laws of the court and colluded with the enemy to rebel. The evidence is solid. The two officials of Daming Prefecture and Dongping Prefecture have ordered your arrest, but you still refuse to surrender."

This sentence is very important. Just look at the group of soldiers gathered behind Dong Ping. They originally seemed to be somewhat calm, but suddenly they became stunned and all looked at their own general Dong Ping.

Dong Ping immediately retorted: "I, Dong Ping, am sitting upright, but it was Cheng Wanli who framed the loyal and good people. You are nothing but running dogs! Let's see who is more capable today!" Although this answer seemed to be fine, it was actually very problematic. Looking behind Dong Ping, many people were already in a panic.

Su Wu did not say much, but just this one sentence was enough for him to say to Suo Chao: "Captain, don't let this traitor escape."

Suo Chao gritted his teeth and rode away again.

Su Wu did not wait, nor did he whip his horse. He dismounted, holding his spear, and walked forward.

Wu Song was still the fastest. He swung his big broadsword at the opponent's head and chopped again. Even though the broadsword was cutting through the air, it could still make a whistling sound.

Dong Ping tried to block the Pu Dao, and Suo Chao came over there. Although the golden axe was not extremely fast, it was very powerful.

Dong Ping, holding two spears in his hands, also tried to block, and Su Wu jumped forward and thrust his spear as well.

Dong Ping was really a bit flustered for a moment, and he shouted: "What are you all standing there for? Kill!"

Behind Dong Ping, two riders also rushed out, one to block Su Wu and the other to block Wu Song.

However, there were more people behind Dong Ping, all of whom looked hesitant.

Some served in the army for a long time, some served for a short time, but no matter which one, among the soldiers of the Song Dynasty, who had actually experienced such a fighting scene?

But it seems that there is something wrong with our general... Although I don't know what it is, it has caused the two gentlemen to send troops to capture him...

Looking at Suo Chao again, he was at a disadvantage again, so he also shouted: "Go, go quickly!"

Behind Suo Chao, there were countless armored soldiers rushing forward. Suo Chao's apprentice Zhou Jin was the first to rush into the opposite crowd.

With a scream, Wu Song knocked a man off his horse and looked towards Su Wu.

Su Wu was not very skilled in using his spear, but it was the most useful weapon. He stabbed the cavalry in front of him repeatedly, forcing them to retreat step by step. When the cavalry were not running, their power was actually not very great in the chaotic formation.

After all, it was not a field battle where cavalry came and went like the wind, but on this street, Dong Ping and his cavalry both lacked their biggest advantage.

It looks like a horse battle, but in fact it is an infantry battle, and even more of a melee.

This was also the result of Su Wu's careful planning outside the city. Dong Ping had actually lost his advantage long ago.

Seeing that Su Wu was not in danger, Wu Song went back to Dong Ping.

As soon as Wu Song's broadsword came again, Dong Ping was immediately at a disadvantage, and he was unable to handle the two spears.

Moreover, Wu Song's broadsword carried tremendous force, and Dong Ping felt numbness in his palms and his arms trembled.

There was another tragic howl, Dong Ping turned around to see that Su Wu had stabbed his confidant off his horse...

On horseback, Dong Ping could only parry repeatedly. Fortunately, he was very good at controlling the horse, and while he was parrying, the horse had turned around without him noticing.

"This guy is trying to escape!" Suo Chao shouted.

Wu Song quickly ran forward to intercept.

Dong Ping really tried to ride his horse to run away, and the horse under him was galloping, but Wu Song's broadsword tried to stop him. When his broadsword collided with Dong Ping's spear, sparks flew again.

But Su Wu suddenly said: "Let him go!"

Wu Song turned around in confusion, and at that moment, Dong Ping's horse had already passed Wu Song.

Suo Chao also looked confused.

(End of this chapter)