Then, these brave and reckless Hun warriors sadly discovered that they had actually plunged headlong into a trap.

There is a fat bait in the trap, which is the leader of the Taixing army. There is a saying among the Han people that "a snake can't do without a head". As long as this "man" led by is killed, the Huns believe that the men will collapse. This bait made the Huns know that it was a trap, but they still stubbornly hit it inside.

According to the knowledge of the Southern Xiongnu nobles, the number of soldiers of the Han army left behind in the court of Meiji was only one or two hundred. The rest of the four hundred men were auxiliaries. If they hadn't paid seven lives, repeatedly confirmed the accuracy of this information, and given the Xiongnu nobles a dar, they would not have dared to come to besiege Meiji.

However, the combat effectiveness of the Han army is really terrifying.

The four hundred auxiliaries, after taking up arms and putting on armor, had quite good combat effectiveness, and were not inferior to ordinary Hun warriors.

That's all. The Huns have always known that the Han people are extremely powerful. Even ordinary folk husbands can fight out at least two Xiongnu nomads in the defense of the city.

However, isn't there a side of Meiji Castle that has no walls?

If Meiji had the city defense intact, the Huns would never dare to come. With their siege level, it is basically the rhythm of using corpses to pile up into a slope to break the city.

So, the Xiongnu nobles who were full of confidence, or pretended to be full of confidence, drove thousands of private soldiers of herdsmen under their command, and launched an attack on the side that was not protected by the city wall.

As steppe nomads, the Huns were not good at fighting on foot. However, if you want to attack the city, you must dismount. If they did not feel that their own side had more than ten times the superiority in troops, the Huns would not have had the courage to launch an infantry attack.

Due to the death of several powerful nobles, the organization of these Huns can be said to be in disarray. It took an hour just to decide who would send the first attack. The official attack is two hours after the decision on the first attacker is decided.

However, if this is the case, and you think that the Huns are vulnerable, then you are very wrong.

From an early age, the Huns needed to spontaneously practice horseback riding and hunting. Without riding, it would be difficult to herd cattle and sheep. Not being able to hunt means that hunger will always be with you.

You must know that just by virtue of grazing cattle and sheep, ordinary Xiongnu herdsmen could not have a few livestock left after paying the taxes set by the tribal nobles. If they want to eat a delicious meal of meat, they can only rely on the income from hunting.

From the daily hunting activities, the ability to cooperate with each other cultivated made the Huns' attack quite disciplined. This kind of talent is something that the Han people who dig in the soil will never learn.

Although the number of armored Huns was less than one-tenth of the total, those who were selected to participate in the first attack were relatively strong herdsmen. These Huns, almost with a short bow and a sword, are about to catch up with the armed level of the Yellow Turban Army a few years ago.

In the face of the Han army, when the Huns approached to a distance of twenty or thirty paces, they did not immediately attack, but first used the "rain of arrows" to "baptize" the opponent.

Due to backward technology, the bows and arrows used by the Huns did not have a long range and insufficient lethality. I usually shoot rabbits and mice while hunting, but it's okay. But fighting with a hunting bow is a little too reluctant. However, the Huns firmly believed that with their numbers and shooting skills, they could compensate for these weaknesses.

Whether it is the speed of shooting, or the accuracy of shooting, ordinary Huns can compare with the regular archers of the Han Dynasty. The difference between them and the regular Han archers was only in the lethality of the bow and arrow. However, the grand scene of thousands of archers shooting with bows at the same time made the rain of arrows shot by the Huns quite spectacular.

The shooting, which lasted for half a quarter of an hour, put a dense "thorn" on the position of the Han army. The body of many Han soldiers looks like an oversized "hedgehog"!

Shooting more than 5,000 arrows in one go, the leading Hun warriors, regardless of the cost of these arrows, shouted loudly, drove their subordinates, and launched a fierce attack on the Han army's position.

How could the herdsmen, who are not well-informed, ever see a large scene of so many arrows being fired at the same time? Looking at the "miserable scene" in front of them, the Huns grew in courage, howled, and rushed forward.

In the hearts of these people, in the face of this level of "arrow rain" baptism, the Han army on the opposite side is afraid that none of them will survive. Rushing forward at this moment, it is a good time to grab the credit!

Then, these Xiongnu herdsmen, who were extremely poorly equipped, crashed headlong into the mountains.

No, strictly speaking, it was not that I bumped into a mountain, but I met a group of "men" who stood up like a hill.

The bodies of the "men" are hung with countless arrows. However, the Huns rushed closer and found that those dense arrows seemed to be just ornaments hanging on the "men", and did not cause any harm to the "men".

――Are these men demons that can't be killed?

The "man" is certainly not a "ghost". They are human, a group of strong men in two layers of iron armor!

The leader of these "men" is more than nine feet tall and has an extremely burly physique. The two large iron halberds he was carrying in his hands were extremely terrifying just by looking at their thickness. When someone fights with this "man", they will immediately show the power of these two big iron halberds in front of everyone.

There is no end to the dead!

Just one photo, there were three or four famous Hun warriors, who were smashed by the burly man, like cutting melons and vegetables. After the scenes of "liver and brain smeared to the ground", "liver and intestines broken", and "heart-rending lungs" were seen, many Hun warriors who had killed people still wanted to vomit out their bitter gall on the spot!

However, the Huns were brave!

The Huns, who were cornered, had to be brave.

Brave,

Die.

After paying more than a dozen lives, someone finally succeeded in slashing the terrible man's body with the saber in his hand.

However, the Hun warrior who came out of the sword only felt that his saber was not a person, but a mountain!

A mountain as hard as iron!

- Immortal God! How many pieces of iron armor did he put on?!

The Hun warriors did not know.

Because, the next moment, the head of the Hun warrior burst open. That situation is similar to hitting a ripe watermelon with an iron rod.

There is no need to ask, this terrifying powerhouse wearing triple Xuantie armor is naturally Dian Wei, who is known as the "No. 1 Fierce General of the Taixing Army".

smashed the bodies of twenty or thirty people with a double halberd in a row, and Dian Wei's breathing became heavy. Even if you are a fierce general at the level of "10,000 enemies", you will get tired and injured after fighting for a long time. Without the cooperation of the military formation, even the "10,000 enemies" may not be able to exert their full combat strength.

When the next Huns who didn't know what to do, after being torn into two pieces by the halberd blade of the halberd, the Huns' tidal offensive finally stagnated a little.

Dian Wei took advantage of this stagnation, his body retreated, and he retreated behind the other armorers of the Heavy Armor Team, and took a big breath with his double halberd, seizing the time to rest. The auxiliary soldiers on the side also hurriedly sent water bladders and a small piece of jerky for Dian Wei to recover his strength.

Dian Wei's temporary retreat gave the attacking Huns a glimmer of hope for victory. Although the other heavy armorers are also very powerful, if they are compared to Dian Wei, they are like stars to Haoyue.

Without Dian Wei's deterrence, the front of the heavy armor team began to waver for a while. However, for a moment, the strong men of the heavy armor team could still hold on.

A moment later, Dian Wei, who had taken a short rest, rushed to the front line again and cut down twenty-seven people in a row. His re-entry into battle caused the oncoming Huns to plummet and had to retreat in panic. Dian Wei, who had achieved such a result, confirmed that the enemy's sharp energy was exhausted, and then Shi Ran withdrew to the second line to rest.

Dian Wei, who attacked three times and killed nearly 100 people, finally made the Huns on the opposite side lose all their courage and invincible. The Huns were violent, and they dispatched more than 1,000 elites to launch the first attack, and the result was:

- Collapse!

"I said a long time ago, foot combat, we can't! You don't believe it! Now that's it! ”

A Hun nobleman roared loudly. He couldn't help but feel heartache. Among the people who attacked just now, there were fully 300 of them, and they belonged to his men. After paying the lives of nearly 200 strong Huns, in exchange for only five or six casualties in the Han Military Region.

"Then you know, where are the man's cavalry? Tell me, Babu! ”

Another Hun nobleman retorted loudly.

The Huns, of course, were not stupid and wanted to destroy the mobile cavalry of the Han army first. However, the cavalry of the Han army was extremely slippery. With these hastily assembled amateur nomadic cavalry at the moment, they can't keep an eye on the position of the Han cavalry at all.

Moreover, many Xiongnu nobles did not fight against the Han cavalry. I heard that the "Lu Chena", who was called the "flying general" back then, was actually in the cavalry of the Han army. It's better to avoid such an enemy.

However, these Han people hiding in the court of the Meiji King in front of them are obviously not soft persimmons that are easy to deal with. A "man" who came out of nowhere, with the strength of one person, killed no less than 100 people, and repelled the first and strongest attack launched by the Huns.

Due to the terrible combat effectiveness of this "man", many Huns have lost the courage to continue the attack. Some superstitious Huns, who believed in gods and monsters, even directly called the "man" "Buza", that is, the meaning of "evil ghost", and would rather die than dare to fight with the "man" again!

When the Huns were fighting in the nest, the Han people, who had been rested, actually sang loudly. When the Xiongnu nobles who were fluent in Chinese heard this, they almost blew up their lungs!

"Hu no one, Han Daochang!"

"The wind blows and frosts and the seaweed withers, and the muscles are dry and strong."

"There are 300,000 soldiers of the Han family, and the general is also the leader of Huo Yao."

"The meteor white feather is inserted in the waist, and the sword flower autumn lotus light is out of the box."

"The heavenly soldiers shine on the snow under the jade pass, and the captured arrows shoot golden armor like sand."

"The clouds, dragons, winds and tigers are all handed back, and the enemy who enters the moon is devastated."

"The enemy can be destroyed, the head is destroyed, and the intestines of the beard are involved in the blood."

"Hanging Hu in the blue sky, burying Hu Zi Plug."

"Hu no one, Han Daochang!"