Chapter Ninety-Three: The Battle Begins
Chapter Ninety-Three: The Battle Begins, Chapter Ninety-Three: The War Begins
The role of stratagem has been reduced, and both sides are naturally less used, and this battle is even more so, directly charging and fighting, as if everyone is putting all kinds of stratagems aside.
This is naturally not the case, how can there be no need for the slightest strategy on the battlefield, in fact, the decapitation action is also a major strategy in the war, otherwise there will be no proverb that the thief captures the king first.
The reason why the Mongol army and the Mongol army fought together so fiercely as soon as they met was that neither side wanted to wait.
The Mongolian army is known for its bravery and good fighting, and there is no one in the world who is dissatisfied with the iron cavalry, of course, this does not include the Tumeng army of Daqin.
They have pride, especially in field warfare, which is what they are best at, and if they cower in this regard, then they are not invincible Mongol iron horsemen.
As for the side of the Tumeng army, the commander Cang Fei is not a famous general, although he has been in the army for many years and has a rough military strategy, he still wins by personal force on the battlefield.
And he was in a hurry to fight against the Mongol army, so he didn't think about it so much.
He was in a hurry, not only because of the deadline of the mission, but also because the newly founded Great Qin State was not suitable for a protracted war.
The Southern Song Dynasty could also obtain a large amount of grain and grass, but what about the Northern Expedition to Mongolia?
After recovering the Yanyun and Hetao regions, the Great Qin State could not make any gains immediately, but instead had to help the local people and let them resume production.
The people of the Great Qin Kingdom did not say anything about this, because Cang Fei was too strong and his achievements were too great, and the people were grateful to him, but they really hoped that Cang Fei would start this war?
Now that they are living in peace and contentment, they are feeling comfortable? Who wants a group of poor relatives to come and ask them to help? And they have to risk their lives to "meet"?
In order to avoid the opposition of the people, Cang Fei hoped to achieve victory as quickly as possible and end the war without collecting too much food from the people.
The war he was referring to was not just the recovery of Yanyun and the Hetao. It also includes attacking the Mongolian desert, destroying the Mongolian regime, and completing your ultimate mission.
So, he was very short on time. There is no room for waste, so it will start a decisive battle with Mongolia so tacitly.
As in previous wars, Cang Fei, as the commander-in-chief, was only in name, and it was not him who was the commander.
"陛xià. The battlefield is dangerous, you better stay in the Chinese army, and I will lead the charge. Guo Jing cooperated with Cang Fei for the first time, and he was not familiar with Cang Fei's fighting style, so he advised him again and again.
"I've made up my mind, and there's no need to talk about it. After Cang Fei put down this sentence, he didn't care about Guo Jing anymore.
He left the location of the Chinese army to Guo Jing and let Guo Jing take command, while Cang Fei himself rushed to the battlefield with the Praetorian Guards.
The 30,000 Praetorian Guards are the elite of the elite carefully selected in the Tumeng army. When defending the palace in Luoyang, he also practiced day and night, in order to cooperate with Cang Fei to carry out the beheading operation one day.
And this war, which decided the future and fate of the Great Qin Empire, naturally could not be left behind, and under the leadership of Cang Fei, they were directly inserted into the battlefield, and the target was the Mongolian Chinese army.
Cangfei's strategy in this war is very similar to the Battle of Taiyuan in the past, and it is almost a copy of that battle.
Of course, this battle was very different from the Battle of Taiyuan.
The Battle of Taiyuan in the past. The 200,000 Mongol army had the upper hand over Cangfei's 500,000 Tumeng army.
And now the 500,000 Mongol army against the 1 million Tumeng army can only be tied, and the two sides are just engaged in a tug-of-war. No one can help anyone.
It was not the Mongol army that became weaker, but the Tu Mongol army that became stronger.
In the past, when Cang Fei established the Tumeng army, the troops were extremely weak, and the Tumeng army of 1,000 people was defeated even if they encountered 100 Mongolian soldiers, and only Cang Fei could save the defeat.
After so many years, they fought against the armies of Mongolia, the Southern Song Dynasty and Dali. The current Tumeng army can be said to have experienced a hundred battles, sharpened into a sharp sword, and is truly powerful.
In terms of individual soldiers, the Tu Mongol army is still inferior to the Mongol soldiers, but the gap is not too far, even if there is no Cang Fei, it can compete with the Mongol army.
Seeing the growth of the Tu Meng army, Cang Fei was very happy, but he didn't plan to watch the Tu Meng army and the Mongolian soldiers really fight to the death like this.
Tu Meng's army was created by him, they are all his subordinates, are his people, in order to defend Daqin, in order to recover the lost territory, in order to complete the task, he has to go to war, but he definitely does not want his subordinates, people a large number of casualties, he wants to win quickly.
Therefore, after the war began, Cang Fei immediately took action, led his Praetorian Guards, and went straight to the Mongol army, and once again carried out the beheading operation that he was good at.
Compared with the ordinary Tumeng army, Cangfei's Praetorian Guard is more powerful and more amazing in combat effectiveness, which is not far behind the elite cavalry of Mongolia.
When the other Mongolian slaughtering troops were still entangled and fighting with the Mongolian soldiers and fell into a stalemate, the Praetorian Guards had already rushed into the Mongolian army under the leadership of Cang Fei, rushed straight to the Mongolian Chinese army, and headed towards the Mongolian Chinese army.
Relying on his extraordinary physique, Cang Fei looked into the distance with a pair of eagle eyes, under the banner of the Mongolian Chinese army, wearing a handsome robe, and was constantly commanding and dispatching a Mongolian commander of the Mongolian army.
Cang Fei knew that this should be the goal of his trip, the new Mongol Great Khan Kublai Khan.
At the same time, he also noticed that there were three people sitting cross-legged in front of Kublai Khan, two monks and one warrior.
The Tibetan monk in the middle of the Golden Wheel Dharma King is Cangfei's old opponent, in the Battle of Taiyuan Cangfei has learned the Golden Wheel Dharma King's high moves, and knows the power of the Golden Wheel Dharma King.
Cang Fei asked himself that his martial arts were much higher than those of the Golden Wheel Dharma King, especially since his strength had improved during this time, the Golden Wheel Dharma King was even less afraid.
But this is not a one-on-one competition, but a battlefield of millions.
Just like the last Battle of Taiyuan, his martial arts can overwhelm the Golden Wheel Dharma King, but under the control of other Mongolian soldiers, he can't help but get the Golden Wheel Dharma King, and can only barely suppress the Golden Wheel Dharma King, if he failed to kill Meng Ge at that time and changed the tide of the war, Cang Fei may have been drowned by the Mongolian army.
Therefore, even if he is as strong as Cangfei, he does not dare to have the slightest contempt for the Golden Wheel Dharma King, and regards him as a serious threat.
As for the other two, the Tianzhu monk Aliba and the warrior Wang Wei, Cang Fei didn't know each other, but he saw that these two people were juxtaposed with the Golden Wheel Dharma King, and he also knew that they must be martial arts masters, as for how they were compared to Yin Kexi and Nemo Xing in the Battle of Taiyuan, it was unknown. (To be continued.) )