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Hao Zhao 'shot' an arrow, although he didn't 'shoot' Liu Bei, but under the ghost's mission, he 'shot' another person.

Only a mournful howl was heard, and a person in front of Hao Zhao's left fell off his horse.

Looking at his outfit, he should also be the number one person in Liu Beijun, so I don't know what his identity is.

Liu Bei had already run away, and it was impossible to capture or kill him alive, which made Hao Zhao feel a little regretful.

Hao Zhao 'shot' one of the enemy wounded, and the trapped sergeants actually captured a scribe who was running at the back on horseback.

It stands to reason that the other party is riding a horse, and his side is full of infantry who do not have much physical strength left, and there is absolutely no possibility of catching up. But just as the opponent was about to fade out of sight, a trapped soldier who had more strength raised his spear and threw it, which happened to hit the horse's hind leg. So the horses were in pain, and they bent their legs and fell to the ground, and even the scribe on horseback was thrown off.

Forget it, the big fish didn't catch, and it didn't matter if you caught some small fish and shrimp, but I caught two captives.

Soon, the identities of these two people have been clarified, and it was Liu Bei's brother-in-law Mi Fang who was unfortunately 'shot' in the shoulder by Hao Zhao and fell off the horse, and the other person was Liu Bei's subordinate Jian Yong.

After catching these two people, Hao Zhao's disappointment at Liu Bei's escape faded a lot.

Although these two people are not as important in Liu Bei's camp as Zhang Fei and Zhuge Liang, their weight is not light. Mi Fang is Liu Bei's brother-in-law and has a relationship with Liu Bei; And Jian Yong has followed Liu Bei all the way since he was in Zhuo County, and the friendship between him and Liu Bei is probably second only to Guan Zhang. Being able to capture these two is a lot of credit.

But now the problem comes, if Liu Bei is successfully captured or killed, then Zhang Fei's side will collapse without a fight, but Liu Bei does not catch it, then his own group will still have the task of attacking Zhang Fei's rear. In that case, how should the captured two people take care of it, so that they will not take them with them.

Eventually, Hao Zhao tied Mi Fang and Jian Yong firmly with thick ropes, and then ordered ten people from among the soldiers to escort the two captives back to the city.

Excluding those who died in battle and those who have left now, there are still one hundred and seventy-three trapped sergeants under Hao Zhao. At that moment, Hao Zhao didn't stop long, and continued to walk towards the battlefield outside the city with these one hundred and seventy-three people.

Capturing two captives in Liu Bei's army was such an exciting thing, and it was naturally quite helpful to improve morale. Although it was only due to psychological factors, these trapped sergeants finally felt that their fatigue seemed to have been reduced a little, which also made Hao Zhao feel a little more confident in this battle.

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On the outskirts of Wancheng, the battle between Gao Shun and Zhang Fei has also entered a white heat. The contest between the two armies has reached a stalemate, and the casualties between each side have exceeded 1,000.

Zhang Fei's troops suddenly appeared, which caught Cao Jun a little off guard, so he fell behind in a 'engagement' battle, and then relied on the hundreds of people trapped in the camp to turn the battle back under the disadvantage, forming a stalemate at the moment. Although the trapped soldiers still played a central role in this battle, they could not win in one fell swoop like the last time they faced the ambush, after all, facing 7,000 enemy troops and facing 1,000 enemy soldiers are completely different concepts. It is not easy to fight to this extent in such a situation.

You must know that Gao Shun, the main general of the trapped camp, is still entangled by Zhang Fei and cannot command.

The battle between the two armies of Cao and Liu was 'fierce', and the battle between the two generals Gao Shun and Zhang Fei on that side was in full swing.

Since the two 'clashed', there have been more than 100 battles so far, and the scene is still not equal. In fact, in terms of strength, although Gao Shun has made a lot of progress over the years, Zhang Fei will still be better than Gao Shun after all, if Zhang Fei can calmly 'engage' with Gao Shun, Gao Shun is definitely at a disadvantage even if he is not defeated now. But now, Zhang Fei is eager to avenge his second brother Guan Yu, although every move he uses is more fierce than usual, but the flaws that are 'exposed' are more obvious. Gao Shun is not arrogant or impatient, he desperately defends when Zhang Fei is attacking, and then grasps some of the more obvious flaws that Zhang Fei has 'exposed' to counterattack.

The longer the time dragged on, the more angry Zhang Fei became, and at the same time more anxious.

Zhang Fei was angry because he didn't expect Gao Shun's strength to be so superb that he could fight under his own hands for so long, making him unable to avenge his second brother for a long time.

Zhang Fei was anxious because although the Zijun and Cao Jun were now in a stalemate, the casualties on both sides were about the same. But you must know that your army is already less than Cao's army in terms of numbers, and if you pay the same casualties when the number is already different, the disadvantage is always the side with fewer soldiers. ~