Was Lu Wu, who was invited to the division (duel, heads-up) for the first time in the war?

To say that he is not panicked at all, he can't fool himself.

It's just that panic and fear are actually two different things.

Lu Wu, who was armed to the teeth, knew very well that he was wearing armor for defense, even if he was hit by Zhan Ge, he would not die in the first place, and the severity of the injury depended on the situation.

And was it shot by an arrow? As long as it is not a face-shot goal, or the opponent's superb shooting skills pick the gap in the armor, it will definitely not be able to cause penetration.

The soldiers on both sides who watched the battle, they first saw the Qin army's charioteer shoot an arrow at Lu Wu, and before they could make an expression of joy or regret, they saw Lu Wu throw something at the moment when the chariot staggered.

Of course, it was a battle axe thrown out, but it was blocked by the opponent's Rong Right with a shield.

Lu Wu made another move in an instant, he turned the war in his hand around, and threw it at the wheel of the opponent's chariot with the part of the bottom pole.

The main general of the Qin army was still looking at the shield that was pierced by the tomahawk, and he was glad that his Rong Right reacted in time, otherwise he would definitely die if he was thrown.

But he suddenly heard a "crunch" of wood, and before he had time to react, his entire vision was spinning, and his mind had just judged that his chariot had overturned, but he immediately lost consciousness.

The Jin army's side saw that the enemy who was going to sneak attack was cleaned up, and he was relieved and screamed happily.

Qin Jun knew that he was at a loss, and when he saw that the sneak attack failed and was cleaned up, he felt bad luck and frustrated at the same time.

The speed of Lu Wu's chariot had already been pulled up, and they were approaching Song Bin's chariot, and together they were cleaning up another Qin army chariot that wanted to sneak attack.

In three consecutive duels, Lu Wu has eliminated his opponent.

In particular, the two Qin army chariots in the back were all sneak attacks.

The Jin army witnessed Lü Wu's martial bravery and erupted in cheers, and their morale was raised to the highest point at this moment.

Lu Wu motioned for Qing to drive towards the Qin army's battle formation, and saluted in the direction of the Qin army.

Due to the distance, most of the Qin army seemed to be saluting them.

A few nobles of the Qin army who were relatively straight-minded thought that Lu Wu was inviting them to pay tribute to their teachers, and some nobles had already begun to give instructions to their car crews.

More aristocrats were hesitant.

After all, Lu Wu seemed to have easily solved his own challenger in front of them just now.

Approaching the Qin army's battle formation of about fifty meters, Lu Wu waited for the Qing control chariot to start turning, and shot an arrow at the person who was obviously the main commander of the Qin army.

His original intention was to shoot the chief general of the Qin army, that is, the Qin doctor named Shi Liang.

The arrow was shot.

Shi Liang saw Lu Wu shooting an arrow at himself, and before he could react, he heard the movement of the rope breaking.

The arrow shot by Lu Wu did not hit Shi Zhu, but it hit the banner of the Qin army, causing the flag to fall.

The nobles of the Qin State failed in the challenge, and they tried to steal the victory by sneak attack.

If the sneak attack is successful, only the victor has the right to speak.

The key is that the sneak attack failed and was killed, and the morale of the Qin army was greatly hit.

They basically saw Lu Wu shoot arrows, and when they saw their own banners being shot down, they let out an unconscious wail, and their inner frustration reached its peak.

At this time, the banner of the Jin army, which had not been instructed, was repeatedly tilted forward three times.

It was Cheng Slip, who looked wooden and wooden, and ordered the first echelon of troops to attack the Qin army.

The Qin army was still in an uproar when the banner was shot down.

Shi Wei no longer had a banner to command, so he could only loudly order the troops to meet the battle.

It's just that the Qin army is demoralized, and it is facing the loss of command props, and it is not a beat and a half that is slow.

Han Ju and Xun Gang, who were on the high tower of Yingpan, looked at each other.

They were surprised by Lu Wu's martial prowess, but they were dissatisfied with Cheng Hua's slow response.

In fact, they felt that after Lü Wu dealt with the Qin nobles who were sneaking up, Cheng Hua should take advantage of the low morale of the Qin army to order an attack.

Outcome?

Cheng Hua actually wasted the opportunity for the first time, giving the soldiers of the Qin army a gap to calm down.

If it weren't for the measures that Lu Wu made later, which once again severely hit the morale of the Qin army, Cheng Hua finally seized the opportunity to order an attack, and Cheng Hua was obviously unqualified as a field commander.

However, later on Lu Wu's actions, Cheng Hua ordered an attack, and it seemed that they were tacitly compatible.

It's just that Han Ju and Zhigang both know that Cheng Hua is just lucky, and it has nothing to do with command ability.

On the battlefield, the wheels of the chariot rotate on the ground, and there will be a lot of movement when galloping.

The Jin army in the attack, they were already stimulated by Lu Wu's blood gushing, full of enthusiasm for killing the enemy.

Each chariot was followed by twenty-five soldiers who were running and following, shrouded in dust and smoke from the wheels rubbing against the ground, unable to see what was ahead.

Lü Wu found that his first echelon was attacking, and loudly asked Song Bin to adjust the direction of his chariot, join his own soldiers, and join this wave of offensive.

Get a bird's-eye view from above.

After the Jin army launched an attack, the Qin army responded.

To the east, a red tide is advancing, and to the west, a variegated color is also advancing.

The red seems to be in a non-chaotic line, forming a not-so-regular straight line, pressing forward as a whole.

Variegated is an untidy charge.

After they had rushed forward for some distance, the irregular lines were pulled crookedly, and soon there was a protrusion that rushed too fast.

As the Jin army advanced, a large number of archers continued to shoot arrows, killing and wounding the Qin army one after another, or blocking the route of the Qin army's advance.

The continuous shooting of a large number of Jin archers once again disrupted the charging formation of the Qin army.

Some of the Qin troops were still rushing forward, while some ranged troops stayed where they were and began to shoot at the Jin archers.

The "two" where Lu Wu was, the soldiers who should be in place quickly completed the rendezvous with the chariot.

There was already contact ahead, and his "pawn" needed to merge into a tactical formation, a little out of touch with the friendly forces.

On both sides of contact, the chariots were either entangled with the chariots or directly ran towards the dense infantry in the rumbling sound of the wheels turning.

The battlefield was filled with all kinds of voices for a while.

The formation of the Jin army on this side was relatively strict, and the gaps were opened in a targeted manner, inducing the Qin army, which was rushing too fiercely, to rush more violently, and then complete the encirclement for annihilation.

And because the archers of the Jin army accounted for one-fifth of the troops in battle, they could always use long-range arrow rain to block the Qin army's approach, and the efficiency of the siege was not ordinarily fast.

After the start of the fight, what does it look like in less than two quarters of an hour (half an hour)?

The Qin army had no formation at all, and they were very desperate to assault under the casualties caused by the Jin archers, and then the part that was too violent was eaten.

The Jin army was a little unhurried in the fight, paying too much attention to the relationship between the formations, and it seemed that the tactics were even a little rigid.

Of course, the nations coined a word against the rigidity of the Jin army's warfare, and applauded it for a long time.

In the process of repeated assaults of the Qin army, Shi Liang, who led the army, suddenly found that there were not many of his own people around, and he saw the faces of him staring at him, and he was a little panicked.

The current era is not the time when the Qin State is dominating, and the Qin army is not the Qin army that can sweep the six countries.

The current state of Qin is just a country in the northwest that is looked down upon, but it is working hard and doing everything to gain international status.

Lu Wu found that his "pawn" surrounded an enemy chariot with a flag, and then saw clearly who the people on the car were, and ordered to encircle.

Song Bin, who had been trying to keep up with Lu Wu, kept shouting something loudly, but there was too much noise on the battlefield and it was covered up.

Song Bin sensed what Lu Wu wanted to do, and before he had time to make any suggestions, he saw the soldiers change their weapons to battle axes, and also saw that the other "two" soldiers on his side were also holding short spears.

At his loud shout, the soldier who was throwing the axe and spear had finished his movements.

I saw that a large number of Qin soldiers dressed in variegated colors were submerged in battle axes and spears, and the screams rang out, and the ground was full of dead bodies and wounded.

Lu Wu was shouting excitedly.

Yuan Mi, Shi Han, and Qiao Pin also made the same move.

They all knew that they had caught a big fish, and as the three little nobles of the "Two Sima", they frequently looked at their "pawn chief" Lu Wu, and kept encouraging them with their eyes: "Go on, kill it, or take it prisoner!"

Of course, Lu Wu wanted to do that, but he heard Song Bin shouting eagerly to himself, and looked over a little uncertainly.

Song Bin kept signaling with his eyes.

Lu Wu looked in the direction indicated by Song Bin.

Over there, Cheng Hua was already approaching, and his usual expression was replaced by a happy smile.

In fact, how did Lu Wu know that in the Spring and Autumn Period, it was really not that he could capture whoever he wanted.

On the battlefield, pretend not to know who the other party is, and if you kill it, you will be killed.

However, in the case of captivity, what Spring and Autumn needs is as equal identity as possible.

To put it simply, the Spring and Autumn era had its own rules.

Creeps are not qualified to capture enemy nobles; Even if the minor nobles can capture the enemy's big nobles, they must first ask the enemy nobles if they are willing to be captured by themselves; If you treat the king, whether it is a small nobleman or a big noble, you are not qualified to take prisoners.

What Song Bin was doing was to remind his lord not to make a mistake, to honestly surround the Qin army and fight the main general, and wait for Cheng to slide over to complete the procedure of taking prisoners.

And Lu Wu, who reacted, after he understood the situation, all he could do was to scold in his heart: Nima is dead!