Rebirth to Zero (MTL)

Chapter 33: The first battle is a victory

When Jun Lixuan arrived upstairs, the enemy troops were already stationed five hundred meters away. This is their first battle after arriving in You country, and they must win. Jun Lixuan ordered Ling Hongzhi to be the vanguard. There was no need to actually confront him, he just needed to lure the enemy into the trap dug last night. Jun Chengrong led the left army, and another deputy general led the right army, outflanking them from both sides. At the same time, bring kerosene, just in case if you are facing the opponent's vanguard. The remaining deputy general Yi Yuan stood on the city wall with Jun Lixuan, arranging archers for defense.

The drums sounded, the city gates opened, and Ling Hongzhi led his troops out of the city, facing the enemy at a distance. The enemy's troops were led by General Chize, Jiang Kuo, who was tall, fat, and extremely powerful. He held two bronze handles in his hands, which made him very conspicuous. Ling Hongzhi couldn't help but think that this kind of weight was really too heavy for the horse underneath him.

"I heard that King Lin of Ye State has arrived, but why is there no one there? I would like to meet King Lin's son, General." Jiang Kuo's voice was loud and full of energy, with a hint of disdain in his smile.

Jun Lixuan has never cared about such unfashionable calls for war. Only when the leader and generals are stable can the army be stable.

Ling Hongzhi didn't bother to talk to him anymore, he just said: "If you want to fight, just come, why bother talking nonsense?"

"Who are you? General, I am in a good mood today. I can remember your name for now. When your body is separated today, if I am in a good mood, I might even be able to give you a glass of water and wine." Jiang Kuo said with a smile.

"Don't worry about it. If you want to drink wine for me, it depends on whether you have the fate." Ling Hongzhi said, and ran forward with his horse under his belly.

Jiang Kuo saw him coming to fight and ordered his lieutenants to fight. The deputy general rode his horse to meet him.

Ling Hongzhi remembered the location of the trap dug out yesterday very clearly, so he deliberately found a location without traps and faced off against the enemy's deputy general. Within a few dozen moves, the enemy lieutenant was at a disadvantage and wanted to retreat.

Jun Lixuan, who was standing on the city wall, looked at the position where the enemy lieutenant was about to leave. Due to the fighting, the place originally chosen by Ling Hongzhi had deviated. If the enemy lieutenant retreated now, he would probably fall into a trap. . Then the trap will be exposed and it will be useless.

Ling Hongzhi also discovered the problem and tried his best to hold back the enemy lieutenant and prepare to adapt accordingly.

Seeing the situation, Jun Lixuan took the long bow on one side, took out three arrows, loaded the arrows and pulled the bow. Then he let go of his hand, and the three arrows shot out and passed through hundreds of meters. Jiang Kuo heard the sound and immediately raised his hammer to block it. However, Jun Lixuan's arrows were shot at a very tricky angle. Jiang Kuo blocked two of them, but the third one hit his thigh.

Jiang Kuo became angry, pulled out the arrow, raised his hammer and shouted, "Charge me! The Japanese will definitely take this city today!"

War drums were beating intensively, and the enemy army obeyed the order and began to attack the city gate. Ling Hongzhi saw the opportunity, turned his horse's head, and ran towards his own army. At this time, the soldiers of Ye State waiting at the rear also began to rush forward, assuming a fighting posture to confuse the opponent.

Not long after, I heard screams from the enemy. After all the traps were exposed, Ling Hongzhi led his soldiers to charge forward and strangled the enemy soldiers who had not fallen into the traps. At this time, the two left and right wings also quickly outflanked the enemy's army, cooperating inside and outside to catch the turtle in the urn.