The Han army launched an attack on the Jingzhou army on the top of the mountain, and Zhang Fei, who led the army stationed in the valley, immediately thought that the Han army was very likely to use most of the soldiers and horses to storm the mountain, so he ordered his soldiers to follow him to break through to the valley mouth.

After many breakthroughs a few days ago, the officers and soldiers of the Jingzhou army under his command were damaged by Yan zhòng, and even many people's war horses were shot and killed by the Han army in the charge.

led his soldiers to rush to the valley, and when they were only forty or fifty steps away from the valley, Zhang Fei realized that his thoughts were a little wrong.

The number of Han troops outside the valley has not decreased, and the formation of the Han soldiers is still as compact as a few days ago.

Seeing the soldiers of the Han army blocking outside the valley from a distance, Zhang Fei knew that he was wrong, but he did not order the soldiers to turn back, but just led the soldiers and horses under his command and blindly charged forward.

The soldiers of the Han army who were blocking outside the valley, seeing him rushing towards the mouth of the valley, set up feather arrows on their crossbows one after another, aiming at Zhang Fei, who was galloping towards them, and the soldiers of the Jingzhou army under his command.

"Shoot the arrows!" The Jingzhou army led by Zhang Fei was getting closer and closer to the Han army at the mouth of the valley, and the captain who led the Han army first raised his arm, and then pressed his arm downwards violently, and gave the order to release the arrow.

The lieutenant gave the order, and the officers and soldiers of the Han army, who had already put the arrows on the strong crossbows, pulled off the springs of the crossbow arrows one after another.

The valley was originally very narrow, and the soldiers of the Han army only had to hold their arrows flat, so that the arrows did not reach the cliffs of the valley, and they would kill the dense Jingzhou army.

The Jingzhou army in the charge had long known that the Han army would cast feather arrows at them, but when the feather arrows really flew towards them, they were still shocked in their hearts, and hurriedly raised the shield in their hands, wanting to use the shield to avoid the shooting of the Han army's arrows.

Patches of arrows whistled into the valley.

The soldiers of the Jingzhou Army, who were charging along the valley, were shot by feather arrows one by one, and even the men and horses turned over and planted out.

Zhang Fei, who led the soldiers to charge, held the spear shaft in both hands, and let out a wild roar while rushing towards the Han soldiers outside the valley.

The soldiers of the Han army kept shooting feather arrows, and Zhang Fei, who was in the charge, stirred the Zhangba snake spear like a windmill, blocking the arrows flying towards him, and rushed straight to the Han army at the mouth of the valley.

"Soldiers, Zhang Fei has been captured with a certain general!" Without receiving the order, the soldiers of the Han army in Gukou saw that the Jingzhou army was about to rush to them, but they could only put on a defensive posture, and just when they saw that Zhang Fei was about to rush to the front, a loud shout came from the side of the array.

With the burst of drinking, the soldiers of the Han army watched as a fast horse rushed out from behind the array.

It was none other than one else who was riding on horseback, it was Yu Ban who followed Sima Yi to break Mi Zhu and Mi Fang, and then blocked the exit of the valley.

Seeing that Yu Ban Zong's horse rushed out, the Han soldiers who were intercepting the Jingzhou army outside the valley shouted in unison, turned the strong crossbow behind him, grabbed the shield and the Pu knife, and killed the Jingzhou army who was about to rush out of the valley.

Pouring into the valley, the soldiers of the Han army blocked the mouth of the valley tightly.

The Jingzhou army on war horses, due to the previous Han army's blocking of arrows, made their charge slow down a lot.

The speed of the war horse was insufficient, and the soldiers on both sides collided in one place, and the cavalry of the Jingzhou army did not exert the due collision force.

The two armies collided together, and the soldiers of the Han army waved the Pu knife in their hands, and kept slashing at the Jingzhou army that collided with them.

The Jingzhou army, which was eager to break through, also held a short spear and stabbed the Han army with a desperate stab.

A cavalryman of the Jingzhou Army, because the charge was too fierce, directly rammed into a large group of Han troops.

When he came back to his senses, he found that there were Han troops all around, and his own Tongze had been left far behind by him.

Realizing this, the Jingzhou army was in turmoil, and the short spear in his hand also forgot to pierce towards the nearby Han army.

He forgot to pierce his short spear at the Han army, and the Han army around him would never leave him out.

A Han soldier on his right, holding a shield in his left hand and a Pu knife in his right hand, stabbed him into the abdomen of the war horse under his crotch.

The sharp Pu knife pierced into the abdominal cavity of the war horse with a "poof", and when the Han army pulled out the Pu knife violently, a stream of warm horse blood immediately splashed out.

The horse wailed, its hooves weakened, and it fell headlong.

The Jingzhou army on horseback fell to the ground without warning, along with the war horse.

Falling off his horse, he sat on the ground with a butt piercing.

The hard ground was in close contact with his buttocks, and Jingzhou Jun only felt the pain in his buttocks as if they were about to be broken.

Baring his teeth, he gasped, and before he could get up, a Han soldier on the side had already raised his foot and kicked him in the head.

The head was kicked violently by the Han army, and the Jingzhou soldier threw his neck up, and the back of his head hit the ground heavily.

Before the Han army who kicked him to the ground had time to stab him in the chest with the Pu knife, several other Han soldiers had already screamed and pounced, and they all stabbed the Pu knife in their hands into the chest of the Jingzhou soldier.

Several Pu knives were pierced into the chest, and the Jingzhou soldiers who were kicked to the ground didn't even have time to scream, and there were already several transparent holes in their bodies.

The soldiers of both sides crowded in one place chopped and stabbed each other, and the Jingzhou army on horseback collided with the Han army in one place, and could not give full play to the advantages of their war horses, with the miserable howl of people and the sorrow of the war horses, one by one the Jingzhou army and the war horses fell in the valley.

Wielding the Zhangba snake spear, Zhang Fei rushed into the Han army and killed several Han soldiers in a row.

Just as he was about to rush out to the rear of the Han army array, a voice came from his side: "Zhang Feixiu is leaving, I will meet you later!" ”

Hearing someone call him, Zhang Fei turned his head, opened his eyes, and glared viciously at the person who called him.

It was none other than Yu Ban, who led the Han army to rush into the valley.

Seeing Zhang Fei glaring at him, Yu Ban was taken aback, and the speed of the war horse under his crotch slowed down slightly.

In terms of martial arts, Yu Ban is not Zhang Fei's opponent at all.

The reason why he dared to lead the army to rush into the valley was nothing more than because the fighting spirit of the Jingzhou army under Zhang Fei had been exhausted, while the Han army was demoralized at this time and was ready to completely kill the Jingzhou army at any time.

was glared at by Zhang Fei, and the war horse under the forbidden crotch slowed down, but Zhang Fei let out a loud shout and rushed towards him.

Zhang Fei rushed towards Yu Ban, and the Han soldiers he met along the way were not afraid of his martial arts at all, and they shouted one after another, holding shields and swords and pounced on him.

Holding the spear shaft tightly with both hands, Zhang Fei burst out and slammed into a Han army that rushed up.

When the Han soldier saw the snake spear piercing him, he hurriedly raised his shield to block.

The spear in Zhang Fei's hand was heavy, and the tip of the spear was extremely sharp, piercing the shield raised by the Han soldiers, and immediately poked the shield out of a round hole.

The snake spear plunged into the shield and plunged into the chest of the Han army.

Holding the shield, he didn't expect Zhang Fei's snake spear to pierce the shield, and when the Han army was stabbed in the chest by the snake spear, his body was shocked, and he looked down at the snake spear inserted into his chest in amazement.

The sharp snake spear had pierced his heart completely, piercing out of his back.

Zhang Fei on horseback burst into a shout, and pulled out the snake spear violently, and the Han army, who was pierced through the chest, snorted, and his body swirled a few times in the air with the pull of the snake spear, and fell to the ground.

Zhang Fei pierced a Han army with a spear, and more Han soldiers rushed up at him with a shout waving their blades at this time.

Gripping the shaft of the spear, he pulled the snake spear to the side, and the snake spear arced and swept away the group of Han soldiers who rushed towards him.

The snake spear slashed at the shields held by the Han soldiers, and the huge force swept the group of Han soldiers to the ground.

Yu Ban, who rushed towards Zhang Fei, saw this scene, although he knew that he couldn't defeat him, but he had to bite the bullet, burst into a shout, and killed him.

Seeing Yu Ban coming up, Zhang Fei shouted hello, his eyes widened, and he didn't entangle with the Han soldiers around him, and rushed straight to Yu Ban, who was already close at hand.

Before Yu Ban approached, Zhang Fei clenched the spear in his hand, burst into a loud shout, and pierced the snake spear into Yu Ban's heart.

Although Yu Ban was inferior to Zhang Fei in martial arts, he was not unable to parry even the slightest, and seeing the snake spear stabbed into his chest, he turned his body away and avoided the snake spear.

At the same time, Yu Ban's hand stirred the blade and slashed diagonally towards Zhang Fei's waist ribs.

Zhang Fei, who was on horseback, swept the snake spear horizontally, and used the spear shaft to block the blade that Yu Ban swept towards his waist.

Then he pushed the spear out, flicked Yu Ban away, and then, with a burst of applause, rode on horseback, raised his foot and kicked the war horse under Yu Ban's crotch.

The foot board kicked heavily on the abdomen of Yu Ban's warhorse, and Zhang Fei actually kicked a sturdy warhorse to the side for a few steps.

Together with the war horse, he retreated a few steps to the side, and Yu Ban took the reins and finally stopped the war horse.

Stopping the war horse, he held the blade in one hand, killed Zhang Fei again, and fought with him again.

During the battle between the two, the officers and soldiers of the Jingzhou Army who accompanied Zhang Fei to charge had completely lost the momentum of the charge.

The soldiers of the Han army, who were far superior to them in terms of numbers and morale, shouted and pounced on them like a tide.

Pushed and chopped by the soldiers of the Han army, a piece of the Jingzhou army fell on the battlefield along with the war horses.

Seeing that the momentum was not right, the Jingzhou army behind them turned around their horses and rushed towards the valley.

Seeing those Jingzhou troops fleeing into the valley, the Han soldiers did not come forward to chase after them.

There was only one way through the valley, and even if those Jingzhou troops escaped from the battlefield, the Xiahoudun troops lined up on the other side of the valley would definitely not leave them a chance to escape.