Lu Bu is very angry now, and the consequences will be serious.

A group of southern barbarians, mostly two-legged infantry, actually dared to swagger behind the world-famous Bingzhou Iron Cavalry, and pursued them all the way. This kind of behavior is undoubtedly not taking Lu Bu, who is responsible for being the queen of the army, in his eyes.

There has always been only Lu Bu who doesn't take others in his eyes, how many people dare not take Lu Bu in his eyes?

People who don't take Lu Bu in their eyes, Lu Bu will not let him go easily. Daring to pursue Lu Bu would become the biggest mistake those pursuers made in their lives. At this point, Lu Bu can use the "red man" under his crotch as a guarantee.

The cause of the incident has to start with the camp Xiao the night before.

Camp howls mostly occur in places like military camps or prisons. Due to the large number of people, the small living space, and the usual training or feuding reasons, the whole group is under great mental pressure and is on the verge of collapse.

Therefore, when a soldier or prisoner cries out for a nightmare on a silent and dark night, it often triggers a chain reaction among the others, causing the whole group to fall into a state of hysteria and even cannibalism, and the consequences are often very serious.

Lu Bu, Li Dao, Guo Yan and others teamed up to lie about the military situation, saying that Sun Jian's army was attacking all night, and he originally wanted to bluff Hu Zhen and make him lose face. Who knows that the world is unpredictable, and a false report of military intelligence actually inadvertently induced the "camp roar" of the whole army!

As soon as the "camp roar" occurred, more than 10,000 people in the entire barracks became a mess in a short period of time. In the chaos, many soldiers began to frantically kill each other.

Lu Bu, Li Dao and others, who had expected this, were slightly taken aback, but they could also deal with it in a timely manner. Poor Hu Zhen, who didn't know anything about this, was overly frightened in the chaos of the camp. Without even putting on armor, he rode a bareback war horse and a few personal guards and fled from the camp in embarrassment.

The next morning, after the "camp roar" had subsided, Hu Zhen figured out the situation. Only then did he dare to return to the camp. He counted the losses, and the casualties in the entire army reached almost six hundred, and most of them occurred in Hu Zhen's subordinates. This embarrassment made Hu Zhen almost not mad.

Losing such a big face, Hu Zhen didn't even have the heart to convene the generals to discuss the matter. However, before Lu Bu, Li Dao and others could finish rejoicing in the gloating, a bad news came:

Sun Jian has entered the army!

Sun Jian is proficient in the art of war, and of course he knows the truth of "taking advantage of the enemy's emptiness". He does not care about the causes of the enemy's "camp roar", he only cares about one thing:

Is "Yingxiao" real?

Once he got the exact news of his brother Sun Jing's subordinate scouts. Sun Jian ignored the exhaustion of his soldiers who had just broken through the Huaxiong army head-on, and immediately made a decision, taking the opportunity to encourage the whole army to advance and attack the Liangzhou army camp!

Sun Jian's attack obviously picked an excellent time point. The Liangzhou Army, which had just finished the "camp roar," completely lost the morale and fighting spirit needed for the battle. As soon as Sun Jian appeared with more than 1,000 people in the forward troops, the tens of thousands of Liangzhou troops in the entire battalion began to retreat in a hurry.

Thereupon. An offensive battle, which immediately turned into a pursuit battle.

The Liangzhou army has many cavalry. It's easy to escape. Sun Jianjun is from Jingzhou and Yangzhou in the south, and there are few people who can't talk about water, but there are really not many who are good at horseback riding. Sun Jian pursued and killed, ignoring the admonition of the deputy general Cheng Pu, and only brought Zu Mao and more than a hundred cavalry around him. Rushed to the front and slashed countless enemies.

The so-called "happiness gives birth to sorrow". Sun Jian's wild pursuit, although he was cool, but it also annoyed a person. This person is, of course:

- Lu Bu.

Although he has a bad reputation, Lu Bu's force is not fake. Because Lu Bu is known for his bravery. When Hu Zhen retreated with the whole army, he naturally wanted to let this "flying general" of the state take on the most arduous and dangerous task of breaking the back.

The reason why Lu Bu turned his back on Ding Yuan and accepted the position of cavalry lieutenant given by Dong Zhuo was not that he was dissatisfied with Ding Yuan, or that he admired Dong Zhuo's style. That was purely because Lu Bu believed that Ding Yuan at that time wanted to use the forces in his hands to oppose the Han court. Although Lu Bu was born in the border area, he was not interested in the famous families, but greatly respected the majesty of the Han family.

In the border areas, there are many Hu people. The status of the Han people depends entirely on the strength of the Han people. For those ministers who are high up and manipulate the authority of the imperial court, Lu Bu does not have much good impression in his heart. However, for the emperor of the Han family, who can make the people of the Han Dynasty get a superior status in the border area, the awe in Lu Bu's heart far exceeds that of others.

Although Ding Yuan has a private favor to Lu Bu, it does not mean that Lu Bu will obey Ding Yuan's arrangement in everything. No matter who is in charge of the imperial court and how it changes, as long as the person sitting on the throne is the emperor of the Han family, Lu Bu is willing to obey him.

The official position of riding the captain, Lu Bu thinks he can take it. Ding Yuan's kindness was not enough to stop Lu Bu from pursuing his own merits. Therefore, when Dong Zhuo, on behalf of the imperial court, appointed Lü Bu as the commander of the cavalry, Lü Bu only hesitated slightly and accepted the appointment.

After accepting the appointment of the cavalry captain, Lu Bu thought that he and Ding Yuan were both high-ranking officials of the Han Dynasty, and the personal relationship between the two naturally ended. Therefore, when he heard the news that Ding Yuan blamed himself for committing suicide, Lu Bu felt angry in his heart and aggrieved:

- I have not sold myself into slavery, how can I say that "I sell my lord for glory"?

With Ding Yuan's last words, Lu Bu's reputation in Luoyang City is of course very unpleasant. And Dong Zhuo actually doesn't trust Lu Bu, a native of Bingzhou, very much. However, Lu Bu's bad reputation helped him to be promoted to Zhonglang General later. This is something that Lu Bu couldn't have imagined.

After Dong Zhuo occupied Luoyang, he naturally attracted and divided and absorbed the original Northern Army of the Han Dynasty and the Western Garden Army. However, the background of some military generals makes it impossible for Dong Zhuo, who claims to be open-minded, to be without concerns. So, Dong Zhuo mobilized those generals he was not worried about together, set them up as an army, and handed them over to Lu Bu to command.

Lü Bu's reputation in the court is extremely poor, and his prestige in the army is not high. Even if he had different intentions, it was impossible for him to mobilize many of his soldiers. For example, Zhang Liao, Gao Shun, Cheng Lian and others are not Dong Zhuo's generals, and they are all quite unruly guys, which just allows Lu Bu to dispel their disobedience. If they have grievances, then they might as well sprinkle them on Lu Bu. As long as it doesn't hinder Dong Zhuo's actions, Dong Zhuo is happy to have those dissidents fight against each other.

With such calculations, Lu Bu became the only real power lieutenant general among the non-Liangzhou generals. As for Xu Rong, although this person is not from Liangzhou, he has been working under Dong Zhuo for a long time, and in the eyes of everyone, he still belongs to the genuine Liangzhou system.

The army is most particular about grouping. Since Lu Bu is not from the Liangzhou department, he was sent to such a dangerous task as the end of the war, so naturally no one would be aggrieved for him. When retreating, it was all about "dead friends do not die poor". Lu Bu, a "fellow Daoist", if he dies, everyone will bury him.

Lu Bu, the Zhonglang general, is not stable enough, but it does not mean that he will let outsiders like Sun Jian look down on him. Since he took over the task of breaking the queen, seeing Sun Jian boldly and recklessly catching up with a mere hundred cavalry, Lu Bu sneered on his lips.

The "flying general" of the Han Dynasty, but is it so easy to pursue?

The counterattack began.

What kind of strong person is Lu Bu? Small-scale cavalry engagements were Lu Bu's best tactics. Although Lü Bu only led fifty cavalry of his cronies to counterattack, it was enough for Sun Jian to return.

Although Sun Jian's men had more soldiers, they had no chance to get close to Lu Bu and fight head-on. With only one bow and two bags of arrows, Lu Bu killed Sun Jian's subordinates one by one at a distance of sixty paces.

Compared with horses, compared with horsemanship, Sun Jian, these elite warriors from Yangzhou in Jingzhou in the south, are obviously not the opponents of the knights of Bingzhou. If it weren't for the fact that Lu Bu didn't want to exert too much effort for Dong Zhuo, so that he lost his own henchmen, he was afraid that a cavalry would hedge down, and Lu Bu, who had the bilateral stirrup he learned from the Liangzhou knights, would be able to defeat Sun Jian's pursuers. Even so, Lu Bu was still in this counterattack behind the palace, and he was as relaxed as going out.

In this battle, Sun Jian was defeated very badly. He relied on more than 100 elite cavalry, and was pursued by Lu Bu all the way to counterattack, losing most of them. If it weren't for the close general Zu Mao and Sun Jian exchanging helmets, wearing the "Red Silk" to lead away Lu Bu who was chasing behind him, I am afraid that even Sun Jian himself might be directly killed by Lu Bu's arrows this time.

Sun Jian escaped from Shengtian, but Zu Mao, who led away the enemy army for Sun Jian, became Sun Jian's substitute ghost. Even Sun Jian, who is at the level of "10,000 enemies", can't withstand Lu Bu's divine shot, just one Zu Mao, that is, the life of being pierced through the heart by an arrow.

Fortunately, after Lu Bu shot Zu Mao, he understood Zu Mao's intentions at a glance. He was quite impressed by this brave general who was loyal to the master, so he only took Sun Jian's "Red Silk" as a trophy, and preserved Zu Mao's body intact and left it to the Cheng Pu army that came later.

Sun Jian joined the army commanded by Cheng Pu, and only then did he force back Lu Bu's rangers and find Zu Mao's corpse. In front of the soldiers of the whole army, Sun Jian cried loudly and personally carried the coffin for Zu Mao. Since then, between Lu Bu and Sun Jian, it can be regarded as a small bond.

In this way, the confrontation between Hu Zhen and Sun Jian ended with the loss of one general on both sides. In contrast, Dong Zhuojun's losses were greater. But Lu Bu's performance during the retreat saved a lot of face for Dong Zhuojun.

After Sun Jian defeated Hu Zhen at a great cost, news of the outcome of the battle also came on the other two battlefields. Ji Ling, who faced Niu Fu, relied on his own bravery to resist Niu Fu's cavalry that returned to the flank, and with 20,000 new soldiers, he maintained an invincible situation with the enemy.

However, Zhang Xun on the other side of the road got a big defeat against Xu Rong, who was the first commander of the Shangliangzhou Department. After the First World War, Xu Rong beheaded 3,000 people and captured countless baggage. If it weren't for Xu Rong's fear that the Kwantung Army in Yanzhou would take advantage of the situation and did not pursue it all the way to the end, the defeated troops that Zhang Xun could bring back in the end would not have exceeded 10,000 people. (To be continued......)