Tan Zong stood outside the tent, listening to the screams and cries of pain one after another, and he was a little happy in his heart.

Fortunately, there are not many war horses in Yongzhou City, but fortunately, the marshal in the account at this time is still Li Fuzai.

If there are 1,000 cavalry on the opposite side, and they come and go to the last night attack every three or five times, who else in the camp will dare to sleep peacefully at night?

If it is you who is leading the troops this time, how should you deal with it now?

The Jin people have always been good at defending the city, but also good at attacking the city, if the Jin people are strong warriors with high martial arts, then Jiaozhi is just two or three years old, toddler only.

If there is enough time, besiege but not attack, wait for the city to be unsupportable, food and water, and have to open the city to surrender, this is the best policy.

But where is there so much time?

If Tan Zong was Li Fuzai, he would not be afraid of the reinforcements of the Jin people - who would not know about the matter of the court in the capital? Determine a general can set a three or two days, gather a soldier, to say the least, it will take ten days, even if it is fast, from the general of the court to the commander, to the transfer of troops to Guangnan, it will be at least two or three months later, by then they have already eaten with their mouths full of oil, dragging the gold and silver captives back to Dayue!

Besides, in the Jin Dynasty, who else is familiar with the situation in Guangnan and can lead the troops now?

The Jin court is not to be feared, but the Jin people's ordnance is very terrifying.

Divine arm bows, trebuchets, and heavy crossbows are all beyond the reach of cross-toed horses.

He looked in the direction of Yongzhou City, and for a while, he was also a little weak.

Although Li Fuzai's plan was not told to the generals, he couldn't hide it from him, Tan Zong, who was going to beat Guangzhou and then return to Jiaozhi.

Tonight's rush to camp in Yongzhou City really stirred up the hearts of the soldiers in the tent. The more the wounded screamed, the more panicked the rest became, and if they were left unchecked, the 100,000 soldiers who had been put together would soon be scattered in a mess.

Tan Zongfu turned his head again, and through the half-open door, he saw that Li Fuzai was standing in the account to comfort the wounded soldiers.

How can this tyrannical and arbitrary lieutenant win back the morale of the army now?

***

Early the next morning, the empty camp in the west answered Tan Zong's questions.

Li Fuzai is worthy of being a general who has led the troops for many years, and he did not hesitate to make a decision, and he was still comforting the wounded the night before, but he couldn't even wait for dawn, and sent thousands of wounded soldiers onto the ship overnight.

Tan Zong's heart felt a slight chill, but he couldn't help but feel a little admiration.

More than half of the soldiers who were injured this time had their bones trampled to pieces, and the military doctors who came with them had no way to diagnose and treat them.

Putting these thousands of soldiers on the ship was almost like sending them into coffins—the wounds were so bad, unattended and untreated along the way, that by the time they could return, they would be corpses.

However, staying in the camp is also waiting for death, and it will affect the rest of the soldiers, so it is better to die early on the ship, and not to waste rations.

Sure enough, as soon as the wounded soldiers were sent away, the atmosphere in the tent immediately improved a lot.

Wang Miyuan led his troops to attack the Chinese army at night, and the left and right wings were not affected, but they only heard movements, and they were just panicked.

Li Fuzai comforted the sergeants and soldiers of the army on the one hand, and sent the wounded soldiers away on the other hand, he was a famous general in the country of Jiaozhi, and after repeated battles, it took two or three days to finally slowly turn the atmosphere in the camp around.

However, the barbarians in Guangyuan Prefecture were not so easy to coax, and everyone was already ready to move, and they discussed in private several times that they wanted to go back and no longer follow the army.

How could Lee Fujae have heard nothing, but he only didn't know anything, pretending to be deaf and dumb.