If he wants to face off head-on on the battlefield, Geng Zhongming thinks that he will not be scared of any opponent, but he was also killed from the sea of corpses and blood in Dengzhou City back then, and he has long been accustomed to life and death, and he will not affect his mind because some of his subordinates died in the battle. It's just that the Haihan cavalry's form of attack and harassment is beyond his cognition, and he can't bear the continuous killings if he wants to ignore it, so he wants to fight a serious battle, and the other party uses the range to skillfully avoid head-on engagement, and the situation is really a headache.

Geng Zhongming never thought that the opponent's small force could cause such a big trouble for himself, watching the Haihan army wandering around the periphery was only a few hundred horsemen, but stopping and firing a concentrated fire could cause at least dozens of casualties in his own formation. Although this casualty is nothing on the battlefield, it starts again and again, and after a while, it inexplicably reduces hundreds of cavalry. This has already seen such a large number of casualties before engaging the main force of the other side, and once the battle is head-on, the offensive of the Haihan army on his flank will inevitably be strengthened, and he does not dare to bet on whether his cavalry will be able to withstand the enemy's dense attack.

Before finding an effective way to deal with the Haihan cavalry, Geng Zhongming could only order a postponement of the march, because it was difficult for the troops on the march to meet the battle in formation, and they could only rely on the outer cavalry to provide protection. After the troops stopped, he could arrange for the infantry to line up, and the cavalry to maneuver to respond, and at the same time ordered two more Houjin cavalry from Niu Lu to come over for reinforcements. If the Haihan cavalry still rushed forward without knowing whether they were alive or dead, Geng Zhongming believed that his own superiority in strength could also be converted into a firepower advantage, giving it a fatal blow.

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If he wants to face off head-on on the battlefield, Geng Zhongming thinks that he will not be scared of any opponent, but he was also killed from the sea of corpses and blood in Dengzhou City back then, and he has long been accustomed to life and death, and he will not affect his mind because some of his subordinates died in the battle. It's just that the Haihan cavalry's form of attack and harassment is beyond his cognition, and he can't bear the continuous killings if he wants to ignore it, so he wants to fight a serious battle, and the other party uses the range to skillfully avoid head-on engagement, and the situation is really a headache.

Geng Zhongming never thought that the opponent's small force could cause such a big trouble for himself, watching the Haihan army wandering around the periphery was only a few hundred horsemen, but stopping and firing a concentrated fire could cause at least dozens of casualties in his own formation. Although this casualty is nothing on the battlefield, it starts again and again, and after a while, it inexplicably reduces hundreds of cavalry. This has already seen such a large number of casualties before engaging the main force of the other side, and once the battle is head-on, the offensive of the Haihan army on his flank will inevitably be strengthened, and he does not dare to bet on whether his cavalry will be able to withstand the enemy's dense attack.

Before finding an effective way to deal with the Haihan cavalry, Geng Zhongming could only order a postponement of the march, because it was difficult for the troops on the march to meet the battle in formation, and they could only rely on the outer cavalry to provide protection. After the troops stopped, he could arrange for the infantry to line up, and the cavalry to maneuver to respond, and at the same time ordered two more Houjin cavalry from Niu Lu to come over for reinforcements. If the Haihan cavalry still rushed forward without knowing whether they were alive or dead, Geng Zhongming believed that his own superiority in strength could also be converted into a firepower advantage, giving it a fatal blow. If he wants to face off head-on on the battlefield, Geng Zhongming thinks that he will not be scared of any opponent, but he was also killed from the sea of corpses and blood in Dengzhou City back then, and he has long been accustomed to life and death, and he will not affect his mind because some of his subordinates died in the battle. It's just that the Haihan cavalry's form of attack and harassment is beyond his cognition, and he can't bear the continuous killings if he wants to ignore it, so he wants to fight a serious battle, and the other party uses the range to skillfully avoid head-on engagement, and the situation is really a headache.

Geng Zhongming never thought that the opponent's small force could cause such a big trouble for himself, watching the Haihan army wandering around the periphery was only a few hundred horsemen, but stopping and firing a concentrated fire could cause at least dozens of casualties in his own formation. Although this casualty is nothing on the battlefield, it starts again and again, and after a while, it inexplicably reduces hundreds of cavalry. This has already seen such a large number of casualties before engaging the main force of the other side, and once the battle is head-on, the offensive of the Haihan army on his flank will inevitably be strengthened, and he does not dare to bet on whether his cavalry will be able to withstand the enemy's dense attack.

Before finding an effective way to deal with the Haihan cavalry, Geng Zhongming could only order a postponement of the march, because it was difficult for the troops on the march to meet the battle in formation, and they could only rely on the outer cavalry to provide protection. After the troops stopped, he could arrange for the infantry to line up, and the cavalry to maneuver to respond, and at the same time ordered two more Houjin cavalry from Niu Lu to come over for reinforcements. If the Haihan cavalry still rushed forward without knowing whether they were alive or dead, Geng Zhongming believed that his own superiority in strength could also be converted into a firepower advantage, giving it a fatal blow. If he wants to face off head-on on the battlefield, Geng Zhongming thinks that he will not be scared of any opponent, but he was also killed from the sea of corpses and blood in Dengzhou City back then, and he has long been accustomed to life and death, and he will not affect his mind because some of his subordinates died in the battle. It's just that the Haihan cavalry's form of attack and harassment is beyond his cognition, and he can't bear the continuous killings if he wants to ignore it, so he wants to fight a serious battle, and the other party uses the range to skillfully avoid head-on engagement, and the situation is really a headache.

Geng Zhongming never thought that the opponent's small force could cause such a big trouble for himself, watching the Haihan army wandering around the periphery was only a few hundred horsemen, but stopping and firing a concentrated fire could cause at least dozens of casualties in his own formation. Although this casualty is nothing on the battlefield, it starts again and again, and after a while, it inexplicably reduces hundreds of cavalry. This has already seen such a large number of casualties before engaging the main force of the other side, and once the battle is head-on, the offensive of the Haihan army on his flank will inevitably be strengthened, and he does not dare to bet on whether his cavalry will be able to withstand the enemy's dense attack.

Before finding an effective way to deal with the Haihan cavalry, Geng Zhongming could only order a postponement of the march, because it was difficult for the troops on the march to meet the battle in formation, and they could only rely on the outer cavalry to provide protection. After the troops stopped, he could arrange for the infantry to line up, and the cavalry to maneuver to respond, and at the same time ordered two more Houjin cavalry from Niu Lu to come over for reinforcements. If the Haihan cavalry still rushed forward without knowing whether they were alive or dead, Geng Zhongming believed that his own superiority in strength could also be converted into a firepower advantage, giving it a fatal blow. If he wants to face off head-on on the battlefield, Geng Zhongming thinks that he will not be scared of any opponent, but he was also killed from the sea of corpses and blood in Dengzhou City back then, and he has long been accustomed to life and death, and he will not affect his mind because some of his subordinates died in the battle. It's just that the Haihan cavalry's form of attack and harassment is beyond his cognition, and he can't bear the continuous killings if he wants to ignore it, so he wants to fight a serious battle, and the other party uses the range to skillfully avoid head-on engagement, and the situation is really a headache.

Geng Zhongming never thought that the opponent's small force could cause such a big trouble for himself, watching the Haihan army wandering around the periphery was only a few hundred horsemen, but stopping and firing a concentrated fire could cause at least dozens of casualties in his own formation. Although this casualty is nothing on the battlefield, it starts again and again, and after a while, it inexplicably reduces hundreds of cavalry. This has already seen such a large number of casualties before engaging the main force of the other side, and once the battle is head-on, the offensive of the Haihan army on his flank will inevitably be strengthened, and he does not dare to bet on whether his cavalry will be able to withstand the enemy's dense attack.

Before finding an effective way to deal with the Haihan cavalry, Geng Zhongming could only order a postponement of the march, because it was difficult for the troops on the march to meet the battle in formation, and they could only rely on the outer cavalry to provide protection. After the troops stopped, he could arrange for the infantry to line up, and the cavalry to maneuver to respond, and at the same time ordered two more Houjin cavalry from Niu Lu to come over for reinforcements. If the Haihan cavalry still rushed forward without knowing whether they were alive or dead, Geng Zhongming believed that his own superiority in strength could also be converted into a firepower advantage, giving it a fatal blow. If he wants to face off head-on on the battlefield, Geng Zhongming thinks that he will not be scared of any opponent, but he was also killed from the sea of corpses and blood in Dengzhou City back then, and he has long been accustomed to life and death, and he will not affect his mind because some of his subordinates died in the battle. It's just that the Haihan cavalry's form of attack and harassment is beyond his cognition, and he can't bear the continuous killings if he wants to ignore it, so he wants to fight a serious battle, and the other party uses the range to skillfully avoid head-on engagement, and the situation is really a headache.

Geng Zhongming never thought that the opponent's small force could cause such a big trouble for himself, watching the Haihan army wandering around the periphery was only a few hundred horsemen, but stopping and firing a concentrated fire could cause at least dozens of casualties in his own formation. Although this casualty is nothing on the battlefield, it starts again and again, and after a while, it inexplicably reduces hundreds of cavalry. This has already seen such a large number of casualties before engaging the main force of the other side, and once the battle is head-on, the offensive of the Haihan army on his flank will inevitably be strengthened, and he does not dare to bet on whether his cavalry will be able to withstand the enemy's dense attack.

Before finding an effective way to deal with the Haihan cavalry, Geng Zhongming could only order a postponement of the march, because it was difficult for the troops on the march to meet the battle in formation, and they could only rely on the outer cavalry to provide protection. After the troops stopped, he could arrange for the infantry to line up, and the cavalry to maneuver to respond, and at the same time ordered two more Houjin cavalry from Niu Lu to come over for reinforcements. If the Haihan cavalry still rushed forward without knowing whether they were alive or dead, Geng Zhongming believed that his own superiority in strength could also be converted into a firepower advantage, giving it a fatal blow. If he wants to face off head-on on the battlefield, Geng Zhongming thinks that he will not be scared of any opponent, but he was also killed from the sea of corpses and blood in Dengzhou City back then, and he has long been accustomed to life and death, and he will not affect his mind because some of his subordinates died in the battle. It's just that the Haihan cavalry's form of attack and harassment is beyond his cognition, and he can't bear the continuous killings if he wants to ignore it, so he wants to fight a serious battle, and the other party uses the range to skillfully avoid head-on engagement, and the situation is really a headache.

Geng Zhongming never thought that the opponent's small force could cause such a big trouble for himself, watching the Haihan army wandering around the periphery was only a few hundred horsemen, but stopping and firing a concentrated fire could cause at least dozens of casualties in his own formation. Although this casualty is nothing on the battlefield, it starts again and again, and after a while, it inexplicably reduces hundreds of cavalry. This has already seen such a large number of casualties before engaging the main force of the other side, and once the battle is head-on, the offensive of the Haihan army on his flank will inevitably be strengthened, and he does not dare to bet on whether his cavalry will be able to withstand the enemy's dense attack.

Before finding an effective way to deal with the Haihan cavalry, Geng Zhongming could only order a postponement of the march, because it was difficult for the troops on the march to meet the battle in formation, and they could only rely on the outer cavalry to provide protection. After the troops stopped, he could arrange for the infantry to line up, and the cavalry to maneuver to respond, and at the same time ordered two more Houjin cavalry from Niu Lu to come over for reinforcements. If the Haihan cavalry still rushed forward without knowing whether they were alive or dead, Geng Zhongming believed that his own superiority in strength could also be converted into a firepower advantage, giving it a fatal blow. If he wants to face off head-on on the battlefield, Geng Zhongming thinks that he will not be scared of any opponent, but he was also killed from the sea of corpses and blood in Dengzhou City back then, and he has long been accustomed to life and death, and he will not affect his mind because some of his subordinates died in the battle. It's just that the Haihan cavalry's form of attack and harassment is beyond his cognition, and he can't bear the continuous killings if he wants to ignore it, so he wants to fight a serious battle, and the other party uses the range to skillfully avoid head-on engagement, and the situation is really a headache.

Geng Zhongming never thought that the opponent's small force could cause such a big trouble for himself, watching the Haihan army wandering around the periphery was only a few hundred horsemen, but stopping and firing a concentrated fire could cause at least dozens of casualties in his own formation. Although this casualty is nothing on the battlefield, it starts again and again, and after a while, it inexplicably reduces hundreds of cavalry. This has already seen such a large number of casualties before engaging the main force of the other side, and once the battle is head-on, the offensive of the Haihan army on his flank will inevitably be strengthened, and he does not dare to bet on whether his cavalry will be able to withstand the enemy's dense attack.

Before finding an effective way to deal with the Haihan cavalry, Geng Zhongming could only order a postponement of the march, because it was difficult for the troops on the march to meet the battle in formation, and they could only rely on the outer cavalry to provide protection.

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