Three Kingdoms: The ghost plotter taught Liu Bei to seize Jingzhou first

The truth is out.

Even if Zhang Heng is not very smart, at this moment, he has figured out the secret.

This strategy is so ingenious that it is simply a stroke of genius that he cannot defend himself.

Only then did Zhang Heng realize that he was fooled by the Han army like a clown.

If he had not been tricked first and asked Zhang Ren for help, Zhang Ren would not have led his army to help.

If Zhang Ren had not led his army to help, how could he have been intercepted by the Han army on the way and killed by Guan Ping.

It can be said that Zhang Ren's death has nothing to do with him.

"What should I do? What should I do?"

Just when Zhang Heng was panicking.

Outside the camp, drums sounded loudly, and the sound of killing shook the sky again.

It was several times more intense than before137.

Zhang Heng looked up in a hurry, and saw countless Han troops, like a tide, rolling in front of him.

The Han army attacked.

The Han army, which had been disguised for a long time, finally stopped hiding at this moment and revealed its ferocious face.

When Zhang Heng saw the number of Han troops, he couldn't help but take a breath.

Obviously.

These were no longer a few thousand disguised Han troops, but more than 7,000 Han troops.

This meant that Guan Ping had already captured the South Camp, and now he led his army to attack and join the feint army to capture his North Camp as well.

Zhang Ren was dead.

The South Camp was destroyed.

The main force of 10,000 troops was destroyed!

How could the 5,000 soldiers in his camp be a match for the Han army?

Abandon the camp!

This thought came to his mind at the first time.

Zhang Heng didn't have time to think about it, he jumped on his horse and blurted out:

"Abandon the camp, abandon it quickly--"

Before he could say the word camp, Zhang Heng suddenly fell silent.

What if he abandoned the camp and fled?

Whether he could successfully escape back to Yangping Pass was still unknown.

If Cao Zhen asked him about the crime, how would he explain it?

Say that he fell into Guan Ping's trap and asked Zhang Ren for help, but ended up killing Zhang Ren?

Cao Zhen was furious and sentenced him to death, what should he do?

After all, the defeat in this battle, the loss of nearly 10,000 soldiers and horses, there must be someone to take the blame!

What's more.

Even if Cao Zhen didn't ask about the crime, Dingjun Mountain was lost, and the loss of soldiers was so serious that Yangping Pass must not be defended.

Once Yangping Pass was lost, Hanzhong would be lost.

Once Hanzhong is lost, the Wei Kingdom will soon be destroyed.

Will Zhang Heng be buried with Cao Wei?

Zhang Heng was in a state of indecision.

All the cold receptions from Cao Wei in recent times came to his mind one by one.

The discontent and resentment, like a volcano, erupted at this moment.

"Just go for it!"

"I'll just surrender to the Han army!"

This idea suddenly popped up in Zhang Heng's mind.

Even if Heng and Jian are both dead, it would be better to surrender to the Han Dynasty.I will definitely be rewarded for surrendering.

At worst, even if I am not rewarded, at least I can save my life. (To read the exciting novels, go to Fulu Novel Network!)

Thinking of this.

Zhang Heng did not hesitate too much, and immediately gritted his teeth and shouted:

"Everyone listen, the destruction of Wei is a foregone conclusion."

"I, Zhang Heng, do not want to be buried with Cao Wei, I will surrender to the Han Dynasty today."

"If you want to live, put down your weapons and surrender to Han with me!"

The soldiers on both sides looked at Zhang Heng in astonishment.

They never expected that their commander would actually announce his surrender to the Han Dynasty at this critical moment?

And he would also take them to rebel against Wei?

After a moment of astonishment.

There was a scream.

The Wei soldiers who did not want to surrender to the Han Dynasty scattered and fled outside the camp.

The Wei soldiers who were willing to surrender gave up resistance and obediently threw their weapons on the ground. .