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Chapter 528 The end of the war
Niyang, Yujin defended to the death, even though the corpses under Niyang city were like mountains, under Yujin's command, the Lucheng army still defended stubbornly.

Wuzhi, since Yan Xing withdrew his troops, Han Meng asked Shuofang prefect Xun You for help, and at the same time went to Wuzhi City to gather the defeated troops.

Hou Xuan was also stationed at Kaikai Mountain to confront Han Meng, and the two sides entered a peaceful truce along the Jing River.

In Hanoi, Sima Lang was backed by the Dahe River and Jiguan, an important pass leading to Hedong, which made it easy for Han Hao, Cui Juye and others to obtain most of Hanoi.

With the death of Zhang Yang and the loss of half of Hanoi, the Lucheng Army would naturally not sit idly by. Xu Rong, who was stationed at Hangu Pass first, was ordered by the prefect of Hongnong to approach Hejin and prepare to cross the river to support Sima Lang.

Guo Yi, the prefect of the Shangdang, ordered Zhang Fei to send [-] troops to the Shangdang. Zhang Fei's departure from Huguan forced Han Hao and Cui Juye to stop attacking the south of Jishui, and under the guidance of Wang Kuang, they were ready to fight Zhang Fei with all their strength.

The east and west fronts have entered into a period of calm confrontation, and the battle of Xinfeng in Guanzhong has been clouded. After Zhao Yun sent Xiahoulan to seize Sanguan, Zhao Yun's troops quickly rushed to Huaili.

The Lucheng Army, who had been seeking a battle but could not, finally fought under the initiative of Li Jue and others.

The first battle took place in Baling, and Guo Si personally oversaw the assault on Bashui.

After Guan Yu got the news, he reported to Liu Bei who was in Lishan, and at the same time organized his headquarters to fight Guo Si.

Guo Si, who has always boasted of his extraordinary martial arts, was once again defeated by Guan Erye, only then did he realize that his martial arts were not that good, and Hua Xiong's outstanding performance was not the reason why Quan Zhan knew Niu Fu early.

Guo Si was defeated in a single duel, but Guan Yu was defeated by more and more Xiliang iron cavalry. Winning more with less was not obtained from the frontal battlefield.

Guan Yu had no choice but to retreat to Baling, and Xiliang's iron cavalry continued to cross Bashui. This time, Li Jue came out in full force. He wanted to fight the Lucheng Army before Zhao Yun killed Chang'an. Otherwise, Chang'an City was destroyed, and they really had to flee back to Xiliang. hide.

This time it was Li Jue's turn to ask for a battle, Liu Bei did not fight, but let Guan Yu stick to Baling and Chen Dao to guard Quyou. Li Jue could only attack one city after another if he wanted a decisive battle.

Li Jue looked at Guan Yu's brave figure on Baling City, dumbfounded, and the offensive and defensive momentum was reversed in an instant. Li Jue said to Guo Si: "Aduo, do you think Liu Daer was calculated in advance? Otherwise, why give Guan Laoer So many defense equipment."

Li Jue and Guo Si were no strangers to Guan Yu, and had fought side by side with Guan Yu a few years ago, but they were very envious of Guan Yu's bravery.

Guo Si said cautiously: "You can't come here with Guan Erchao, otherwise Huaili's Lucheng army breaks Chang'an, where will you and I go?"

"I don't know, it's just that Guan Er is difficult to deal with. If you ignore Guan Er and go, you will definitely be attacked by him. If you keep too many people, you may not be Liu Bei's opponent."

Li Jue frowned, wondering why, even though there were only a few thousand troops before, he never felt that no one was available, but now he has an army of tens of thousands, but he doesn't know who to send alone.

Guo Si also felt the same way, saying: "Let's take the elite of the headquarters to stay! You take Li Meng, Wang Fang and others to Mount Li."

The headquarters Guo Si mentioned was the headquarters when Hongnong suppressed the bandits. Li Jue nodded: "Okay, I will give you another [-] soldiers."

Li Jue's army bypassed Baling and went straight to Mount Li, and only sent Li Meng and thousands of people to surround the small town of Quyou. This time he wanted to fight Liu Bei to the death.

On July [-]th in the third year of Chuping, Li Jue fought Liu Bei's army in front of the Lishan Plain under the calculation of the divination.

Liu Bei's fierce generals are like a cloud, Li Jue will not be so stupid as to single out to lower morale, and directly press the whole army without any probing attacks.

This battle was a matter of life and death, and it was a battle that determined the ownership of Chang'an. Li Jue ordered his brothers and nephews to lead the army to fight Liu Bei in person.

Liu Bei personally supervised the army, with Dianwei leading the Bailong soldiers as the arrows, Zhang Yun's Yulin army, and Xu Huang's Hedong army as the two wings.

This battle will determine the rise and fall of the Lucheng Army. Liu Bei naturally has no reservations and goes all out.

The battle lasted from morning to night, and finally the Lucheng army used night battles to kill all the units of the Xiliang army and retreated again and again.

Li Jue personally led the Flying Bear Army with only a few hundred remaining to supervise the formation, and Li's generals were fighting to the death. Even if the Xiliang cavalry were not good at night fighting, they still fought against the Lucheng army.

In the middle of the night, the two armies ceased fighting tacitly. Li Jue surrounded Liu Bei's army in the center. Neither side thought that the battle would be so difficult.

Li Jue came here abandoning his luggage. If he wanted to come to this battle, he would have to win, but he would get the luggage of the Lucheng Army, and he would not be afraid of food and grass.

In order to show his determination to break the boat, Liu Bei ordered the soldiers to take only one day's rations, and burn the rest of the food and grass. If Li Jue really surrounded him for a few days, the Lucheng army would have to collapse without fighting.

The two armies lasted until dawn. Lu Chengjun, who had eaten cold and hard dry food, launched the attack first. Li Jue's army killed horses and ate them. Although they ate them raw, they would not be hungry.

The Xiliang army persisted with difficulty relying on Li Jue's continuous killing of deserters in the back, and the Lucheng army probably relied on Liu Bei's determination.

Liu Bei himself was in the formation, and the Lucheng Army's excellent armor made the Lucheng Army's casualties extremely small, otherwise the Lucheng Army would have retreated in a day and night of fighting.

Liu Bei has always preached in the Lucheng Army the idea that "there is no way to retreat if you fight hard." This made the Lucheng Army never experience a real bloody battle. Now, no matter the Baimu soldiers, the Yulin army or Xu Huang's Hedong army are all Liu Bei's old base, so Liu Bei can only insist on them if they don't withdraw. live.

At the end of the fight, even Dian Wei's arms were swollen. The Lucheng army had to form a circle and let the Xiliang cavalry surround and attack, otherwise the Xiliang army would not be able to hold on.

In the end, it was Chen Dao who broke the game. Chen Dao was ordered to stand firm in Quyou. Li Meng's thousands of cavalry had to take down the small Quyou. Chen Dao slashed Li Meng with his sword, killed the Xiliang iron cavalry, and rushed to Lishan with the Xiliang iron cavalry.

The Xiliang iron cavalry in Lishan didn't know why. They thought that their formation was broken by the Lucheng army and they broke up. More and more Xiliang iron cavalry joined the defeated army. Li Jue's killing method could no longer stop the Xiliang army from breaking up.

Chen Dao even led his troops to directly attack Li Jue. Li Jue's troops collapsed after only a short resistance.

Li Jue placed high hopes on Feixiong's army to collapse, and he was coerced away by his subordinates.

When the Lucheng army heard the arrival of the reinforcements, they broke out one after another, and the Xiliang iron cavalry collapsed immediately.

Li Li, Li Bie, Li Xian and other relatives of Li Jue were all killed in this battle, and Li Jue was no longer able to control the Xiliang iron cavalry.

Liu Bei also had a feeling of narrow escape. Under Guo Jia's suggestion, regardless of the exhaustion of the soldiers, he ordered the pursuit of the Xiliang iron cavalry, and killed anyone who resisted and refused to surrender.

Li Jue could only run away desperately in the rebellious army. He only hoped to run to Guo Si's army before the rebellious army, so that Guo Si might be able to turn the tide by relying on Guo Si's strength.

However, it turns out that routs always escape faster than generals.

Li Jue didn't even know how they escaped so fast. Anyway, when he arrived at Baling, the Xiliang iron cavalry army in Baling collapsed.

(End of this chapter)