Destroy Jin and conquer Song, and carry the Northern Expedition through to the end

Chapter 4: Han Arrows Flying towards Jin Pugu

Liu Huai discovered that after traveling through time, his physical strength and power were no longer at the same level as before.

As a stuntman, even though he is a martial arts stand-in, he has to maintain his figure and keep consistent with the body shape of the leading actors. It is impossible for him to train his body into a muscular stick.

This also means that Liu Huai's strength has an upper limit. Although he is invincible in the same weight class, it is impossible for him to beat an armored warrior in the cold weapon era with just a small knife.

Even a sneak attack is impossible.

Could it be that the original owner of this body was a brave general who was unmatched in courage?

Liu Huai was the second one to rush into the stable with a series of complicated emotions.

Things were getting a bit chaotic in the stables.

There were about a dozen grooms responsible for guarding and feeding the war horses, including several regular soldiers of the Jin army.

Logically speaking, with such a large force in the stable, Wei Chang would have been courting death if he had entered alone. However, as soon as he kicked open the stable door, he threw the two torches in his hands onto the haystack.

The pile of grass, which had been exposed to the sun without a trace of moisture, was instantly ignited and quickly turned into a huge torch.

Several war horses tied in the shed were frightened and neighed continuously, raising their front hooves and retreating backwards, pulling the reins straight and causing the hitching posts to creak.

War horses are social animals. When a small group of them started to riot, more than 70 war horses were scattered in the camp.

In such a chaotic situation, both the Jin army and ordinary grooms were in a panic. Some went to lead the horses, some went to put out the fire, and only two people picked up long swords and rushed towards Wei Chang with ferocious faces, trying to kill the culprit here.

When Liu Huai rushed into the stable, he saw Wei Chang being caught in a dilemma between two Jin soldiers. His sword had been knocked away. He held up a shield he had found from somewhere in both hands to block the long swords of the Jin soldiers and retreated repeatedly.

Liu Huai rushed out from the shadows like a lurking cheetah. He first kicked over the Jin army on the left, then pulled out the bone flower on his waist and swung it at the Jin army on the right.

The Jin soldier had just swung his sword on the shield when he had used up all his strength. He could only let go of the sword and retreat in a hurry.

Liu Huai was not discouraged when his hammer missed. He threw the bone flower aside and held the long sword stuck on the shield with both hands: "Achang, let go!"

Wei Chang was very obedient and immediately loosened the round shield he had been holding tightly.

"open!"

The long sword drew an arc in the air, and along with the shield stuck on it, it hit the head of the Jin army.

The round shield, which had already been scarred, was completely shattered into pieces. The unfortunate Jin soldier fell to the ground without a sound, not knowing whether he was crushed to death or chopped to death.

"Good golden dog!"

Just when Liu Huai was showing his might, a Shandong man named Li San started to beat him up.

After stabbing the Jin soldier who had been kicked over by Liu Huai to death with a single blow, Li San called out to his brothers behind him: "Set fire! Throw out all the torches!"

"Yes!"

"Burn the gold thief!"

The other three almost cheered, threw the torches in their hands quickly, searched for weapons among the corpses of the Jin army, and followed Liu Huai to charge forward.

Nearly twenty Jin soldiers were killed, leaving behind five corpses and fleeing in a panic behind the camp.

The night wind howled, fueling the fire. The growing blaze not only devoured the hay in the stables, but also spun flames toward the baggage in the rear camp. The entire Jin army camp erupted in turmoil, and both regular and special forces were awakened, thrown into chaos.

The marching commanders of the Jin army had already begun shouting loudly, beating drums and waving flags to gather the troops, but in the dead of night, they didn't know how many enemies were attacking. The soldiers couldn't find their generals, and the generals couldn't find their soldiers. How could it be so easy to organize the soldiers?
This gave Liu Huai and others enough time.

The long sword Liu Huai seized from the Jin army was somewhat similar to a Pudao, but its blade was thinner and longer. The handle was specially lengthened, allowing this long sword to be used in both foot and cavalry combat.

Because the handle of the knife is wrapped with several layers of hemp rope, this kind of knife is called Ma Zha knife.

This machete, which was stained with the blood of countless Han people, was now spinning rapidly in Liu Huai's hand, wantonly reaping the lives of the Jin army.

After chopping down the last lone Jin soldier, Liu Huai finally calmed down from his bloodthirsty state. Looking at the fire and corpses, he was shocked by himself.

A few hours ago, Liu Huai was a law-abiding modern man, but now, he is a brave and ruthless warrior who kills without blinking an eye. This change can no longer be explained by adapting to the environment.

The only explanation is that Liu Huai is merging with the original owner of this body.

This fusion is not just on the physical level, the two people are becoming one in spirit, memory, and soul.

No one knows whether this fusion is good or bad.

Liu Huai put all this behind him and said to Wei Chang, "Achang, let all the horses out!"

As they spoke, Liu Huai and the others opened the stable door, and the frightened war horses filed out. After each of them stopped a war horse, they found a saddle, tied it to the horse, and climbed on top.

Even Wei Chang followed suit, but he could not sit still or control his horse. He could only lie on the horse's neck, holding the horse's mane tightly with both hands.

What surprised Liu Huai was that the four Shandong men could all ride horses. Judging from their postures on horseback, their riding skills were quite good.

"Brother Li, I, Liu Huai, have saved your life." With one hand holding his long sword and the other holding Wei Chang's reins, Liu Huai, relying solely on the strength of his legs, managed to keep the warhorse in line. "Now, how about giving me back and saving these conscripted Han soldiers?"

"Brother Liu, what are you going to do?"

Li San did not act pretentiously. He pulled the reins tightly and spoke loudly.

"It's very simple!" Liu Huai used a long knife to pick up a ball of burning grass, drove his horse forward a few steps, and used the horse's power to throw the grass over the two-meter-high wooden fence and into the camp of the Qian army.

These newly conscripted Shandong people were short of clothes and food after being forcibly conscripted. They were treated as slaves by the Jin army on weekdays. Especially since they had just watched a killing show in the evening, they were in a state of panic. When they saw the fire in the camp, they began to panic completely.

"Run!"

"The gate is over there!"

"The fire is coming! The fire is coming!"

Even through a layer of wooden fence, Liu Huai could imagine how panicked the soldiers were. Perhaps a tragedy of trampling on each other had already occurred.

As the instigator, Liu Huai felt a surge of reluctance, but immediately hardened his heart.

Tonight is the last chance for these soldiers to escape. After tonight, no one will come to rescue them!
"Kill the Jin thieves!" After throwing another bundle of burning hay into the camp of the Qian army, Liu Huai shouted loudly, then pulled Wei Chang's warhorse and galloped towards the gate of the Qian army.

Li San quickly understood Liu Huai's intention and couldn't help but laugh. He turned around and said to the three servants who were obviously shrinking back, "Those who were conscripted are all Shandong men. Do we really need people from the south to save our hometown elders?"

After saying that, Li San also followed Liu Huai's voice and galloped on his horse.

(End of this chapter)