The dust has settled, the damned person is already dead and can no longer die, no matter how depressed Liu Bei is, he can't go up to make up for Li Wenhou.

He saw that the flag belonging to Li Wenhou was still pestled there, thought about it, sighed, and stepped forward.

The guards around him fought bloodily for him, removing all obstacles, Liu Bei easily arrived in front of the flag, pulled out his sword, and cut off the flag with one sword.

It can be regarded as a little comfort to yourself.

Li Wenhou died, he was stabbed off his horse by Guan Yu with a spear and died, whether he was stabbed to death by a spear or fell off his horse and died, it is hard to say, anyway, he is dead.

Then his flag was cut off by Liu Bei.

When Li Wenhou died, the rebels in Liangzhou did not necessarily know.

But when his flag fell, more people knew.

The news of Li Wenhou's death spread rapidly, the assault cavalry of the Liangzhou rebels collapsed, and the Han cavalry won a hearty victory.

Then the remaining Liangzhou cavalry began to flee in a comprehensive rout, Liu Bei raised his arms and shouted, and took his Han cavalry into pursuit, and began to assault the rear of the Liangzhou rebel army in the direction of the Liangzhou cavalry escape.

At this moment, the two main forces of the rebel army led by Han Sui and Bian Zhang were entangled by the two Han armies of Dong Zhuo and Zhou Shen respectively, and they were fighting fiercely, unable to move, and could not divide their troops to support the rout.

As a reserve, Beigong Boyu's department has already dispatched all the cavalry to help in the battle, and there is no spare strength.

The two rebel armies, Wang Kingdom and Song Yang, were besieging the Han army in the rear, in case the Han army threatened their rear route.

They no longer have the spare forces to deal with this contingency.

So in the face of the surging murderous Han cavalry, Beigong Boyu was timid.

He saw the fall of Li Wenhou with his own eyes, and he saw the brave and good fighting of the Han cavalry, they almost tore apart the cavalry of Li Wenhou's department head-on, which made Beigong Boyu frightened.

He saw no chance of turning the situation around, and he was left with only infantry, some less elite Qiang infantry lacking armor and not so good at formation.

How does this work?

This doesn't have to be beaten!

If these cavalry had surrounded him and hung him far away, they would have trapped him here sooner or later.

Counting on Han Sui and Bian Zhang to save him?

Then it's better to expect a thunderbolt from heaven to chop them all to death!

Hit what?

Run!

So he made up his mind, took a deep breath, and without saying a word, turned around and began to turn in.

If you want to survive on the battlefield of defeat, you must either stack thick armor or turn faster than others.

As long as you turn like the wind, no one will be able to kill you on the battlefield.

Therefore, transferring, in a sense, is also a skill that generals must learn.

Beigong Boyu felt that his armor was not thick enough, so he decisively chose to run away, and decisively turned in under the protection of his hundreds of personal guards.

As soon as he turned in, the rest of his subordinates didn't want to stay here to die, and they all moved in together, and when the Han cavalry chased over, the rebels had already taken the initiative to collapse and fully turned in.

Liu Bei then commanded the cavalry of the Han army to pursue in two directions.

He personally led the pursuit of Beigong Boyu all the way, surrounded the collapsing Beigong Boyu infantry who had not had time to run away, and used the cavalry tactics of the classic cavalry to deal with them, so that they knew the sharpness of the Han army.

How to fight the encirclement tactics is something that every cavalry must understand, and the infantry without a military formation is just a moving target in the eyes of the cavalry.

The more secure cavalry generals will still follow the step-by-step process, using cavalry and archery tactics to reduce the number of infantry by a wave first, and wait for the infantry to completely collapse, and then draw their swords and horses to collect the heads.

The commander of the berserk point will not talk so much about the cavalry, regardless of your three-seven-twenty-one, and then talk about it!

Zhang Fei and Dong Huang are such generals, they are in charge of so many things, let's rush first!

So they galloped on horseback and rampaged through the chaos of the army, until the Liangzhou rebels were scattered and reduced to lambs to the slaughter.

Liu Bei led the troops all the way to pursue Beigong Boyu's generals, and released arrows while chasing, shooting a large number of the guards around Beigong Boyu.

But whether it should be said or not, the personal guards around Beigong Boyu are still quite strong, some of them have very high equestrian skills, and even have the ability to turn around and open the bow with one hand, which has also caused some trouble for the Han cavalry.

However, this was all a small trouble, and Beigong Boyu did not escape Liu Bei's pursuit in the end.

His transfer speed was still too slow, and at first glance, he had not specialized in the transfer skills, and he was not a famous long-legged general, but he was caught up by Liu Bei, who was full of pursuit skills.

Under the fire of a large number of arrows, his speed continued to slow down, and he was caught up by the Han army.

In the end, all the guards around Liu Bei deliberately gave this credit to Liu Bei, making way for Liu Bei to sprint with his spear.

Liu Bei was very excited, sprinting with a spear on his horse, stabbing Beigong Boyu under the horse with a spear, and then cutting off his head, cutting off the flag, and declaring his great martial arts.

Liu Bei's breath in his heart can be regarded as smooth.

Beigong Boyu himself is dead, and the infantry abandoned by him naturally has no good end.

Led by Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Sun Jian, Dong Huang, and Xiahou, the cavalry repeatedly rushed to kill, and the Han army cavalry tried their best, and finally the infantry of Beigong Boyu collapsed, and the dead could not die anymore, and the living did not dare to continue to move in, all of them threw away their weapons and knelt on the ground and begged for their lives.

The successive collapses of Li Wenhou's department and Beigong Boyu's department had a great impact on the overall Liangzhou rebels.

Li Wenhou died in battle, even if his strength was not good, he died in battle, and he was a man.

But Han Sui and Bian Zhang didn't expect Beigong Boyu to be a pig teammate at all, leaving the infantry corps that was still complete, and leaving the teammates who were fighting desperately, they would directly turn into the wind!

So much so that the infantry of Beigong Boyu's department collapsed directly, and they didn't buy them any time.

When Han Sui and Bian Zhang realized that their retreat was being threatened by the Han cavalry, they didn't even have much time to mobilize troops and horses to protect the back road.

Because the Han army still has spare strength.

Zhang Wen stood on a high place and watched the whole process of this battle, and saw the Han cavalry fighting bloodily under the leadership of Liu Bei and winning the victory, defeating the army of two enemy generals in a row, and was ecstatic.

He immediately ordered the reserve army to press up and expand the victory, if he could block the rebels' escape road, block the rebels here, strive to completely destroy the rebels, and win the battle, he Zhang might be able to go back to be a lieutenant!

Rush! Rush! Rush!

If it weren't for his age and not being very agile, Zhang Wen would have wanted to go into battle in person like Liu Bei.

So another Han cavalry rushed out, heading straight for the back road of the rebels, preparing to meet Liu Bei and block the rebels' escape road, and the main force of the rebels was entangled by Dong Zhuo and Zhou Shen, unable to move, and the situation was extremely critical.

As a result, at the most critical time, the 10,000 reinforcements sent by the kingdom arrived on the battlefield.

This support force was not in the rebels' plans.

However, the kingdom that was besieging Chen Cang felt that Chen Cang was too difficult to fight, and he couldn't get credit and earn benefits, so he thought about sending troops to Meiyang to see if he could make money by taking advantage of his military achievements, but this sudden army became a lifesaver for the rebels.

Liu Bei was leading the cavalry to make a big detour, preparing to cut off the retreat of the rebels, surround them all here and eat them in one go, but they collided head-on with the 10,000 infantry of the kingdom and started an encounter on the spot.

Bian Zhang and Han Sui soon learned of this situation, and immediately sent all the reserves that could be used in their hands regardless of it, and wanted to flank Liu Bei together with the kingdom's subordinates, eat Liu Bei, and ensure the safety of their retreat.

At that time, Liu Bei's situation was very dangerous, with less than 2,000 cavalry around him, but he was in the middle of 20,000 troops, and the situation was very dangerous.

Fortunately, Xiahou Yuan and Xiahou Yuan led the cavalry to kill one after another, and the reinforcements sent by Zhang Wen arrived in time, and the two sides killed indiscriminately, and finally took Liu Bei out of the chaotic battlefield.

The sudden arrival of rebel reinforcements disrupted Zhang Wen's deployment.

Zhang Wen didn't have time to send more support to help Liu Bei, and Liu Bei's troops were exhausted after defeating Li Wenhou and Beigong Boyu one after another, and were at the end of the crossbow, unable to continue to win, so the plan to block the rebels' retreat failed to succeed.

Despite this, the threat to the rebels' rear road has shaken the rebels' morale, and the rebels can't fight this battle, so Han Sui and Bian Zhang coincidentally chose to withdraw their troops.

And Dong Zhuo and Zhou Shen saw that the rebels' hearts were shaken, so they were not willing to let them go at all, and they bit them to death, but they didn't let go, the main force of the rebels wanted to turn in the intention was not smooth, and they were about to be bitten to death by the Han army.

When the battle was about to get dark, suddenly lightning and thunder, heavy rain fell from the sky, pouring rain poured the battlefield into mud, slippery, rain and fog, and the power of the cavalry and the crossbowmen's vision were limited.

Although Liu Bei still wanted to continue to launch a second shock and fight with the rebels in the rain, the reality was that the rebels and the Han army could not continue to fight.

It was soon dark and it was impossible to distinguish between friend and foe, and it was meaningless to continue fighting, Zhang Wen was also very unwilling, but he had no choice but to order Mingjin to withdraw his troops, and watched the rebels leave the battlefield and flee in a hurry.

Although this battle was not completely won at the last moment due to the cross-cutting branches, it is still an indisputable fact that the Han army defeated the Liangzhou rebels in a frontal battle.

The generals of all armies have made meritorious contributions, and among them, Liu Bei and Liu Bei's subordinate general Guan Yu have made the greatest contributions.

No matter from the perspective of selfishness or from the perspective of justice, Zhang Wen ranked Liu Bei as the first contributor to this Meiyang victory, and won the unanimous approval of the generals of the whole army.

Important generals, including Dong Zhuo and Zhou Shen, unanimously agreed that Liu Bei's first achievement was well-deserved.

The son of the daughter personally took the risk, took the lead in killing the enemy in blood, beheaded one enemy general in the army, cut off two flags, and led the army to defeat two enemy armies in a row, creating a major opportunity for the main force to defeat the main force of the rebels in Liangzhou head-on, and then almost cut off the retreat of the rebels to do their best.

The number of beheading rebels by Liu Bei's soldiers alone exceeded 2,000, and the number of enemies killed was several times higher.

Liu Bei's subordinate general, Guan Yu and Guan Yunchang, was also unmatched, and achieved one of the two greatest feats of this great victory, stabbing the enemy general Li Wenhou under the horse in the army on the battlefield.

They all do a lot of work.

After this battle, no one would choose to doubt Liu Bei's bravery and courage, no matter how arrogant the general was, he had a little more respect when facing Liu Bei, admiring his bravery and courage.

Guan Yu also fulfilled his promise, and he happily carried Li Wenhou's head in front of Liu Bei, his face full of expectation.

He was expecting Liu Bei to praise him.

Liu Bei couldn't bear the strange emotions in his heart, laughed and stepped forward to hug Guan Yu fiercely.

"Yun Chang is brave, today I have seen it, the enemy will be stabbed under the horse in the army of ten thousand, ancient and modern warriors, why is it Yun Chang?"

Liu Bei's hug made Guan Yu enjoy it very much, and it also made the subordinates watching around him quite envious.

Especially Zhang Fei, his eyes were red with envy.

On the spot, he said that he had also killed a lot of thieves and soldiers, but he was not of such a high level, and next time he would kill a high-level thief general, stab him in more than a dozen transparent holes all over his body, and then cut off his head and present it to Liu Bei.

Liu Bei laughed, patted Zhang Fei's shoulder, and encouraged him.

But the hug that Zhang Fei longed for was gone.

The big guy's hug is not casual.

Liu Xuande, the first warm man in the Han Dynasty, said.

(End of chapter)