Zhang Mancheng, the commander of the Yellow Turbans in Jingzhou, showed a hint of regret on his face: "It's a pity that I wanted to attack and kill for a while and seize the city wall, but you, a reckless man, come out, but the ending will not change because of this. The Yellow Turbans, kill me!"

The burly Yellow Turban strongman looked like a mad cow with a very fast speed, chasing a galloping horse, clumsy fists, but heavy force, and could punch soldiers wearing armored soldiers with a single punch.

No matter how strong Sun Jian is, he can only block more than a dozen people, but how many can he block them?

Seeing that the Yellow Turban Strongman was about to rush up to the city wall, suddenly a panic sound came from the city gate tower.

A human head was thrown from the city tower.

The garrison of Wancheng is in no way!

On the city tower, a figure slowly disappeared under the fearful gaze of many Han soldiers, hiding his merits and fame.

When Wancheng was lost, Sun Jian led the remaining troops to seize the road. Zhang Mancheng did not want to cause casualties and allowed the tigers in Jiangdong to leave.

Wancheng, fight down, the Yellow Turbans win.

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Taiping Road has thirty-six great Que, namely thirty-six warlocks, seventy-two small Que, and seventy-two warriors who are close to first-class to first-class warriors.

The lineup is so strong that it will not fail? Once it is dispatched, the Han army will retreat one after another, and the Han Dynasty has reached a dangerous moment of storm decline.

The emperor issued several edicts in succession, ordering all important towns to raise troops to support the king.

Ding Jianyang, the governor of Bingzhou, led 30,000 Bingzhou iron cavalry out of Jiguan.

Han Fu, the governor of Jizhou, led 20,000 troops to Muye.

The third route, Wang Rui, the governor of Jingzhou, led 15,000 troops to pass the gate.

The fourth line, the governor of Yuzhou, Kong Yichang, led 20,000 troops to Xuanyuan Mountain, avoided the Yellow Turbans in Nanyang, and went to Hulao Pass.

The fifth route, Xiliang prefect Ma Teng, led the Western Liang Iron Cavalry from Chang'an.

The sixth route responded to the imperial edict of the Hanzhong prefect Liu Yan, who was not responding, saying that there were five-meter Taoist cults in Hanzhong that caused chaos and burned oil in a fire, so they did not have enough self-protection.

The other states, either long journeys or were trapped in thieves, had no soldiers to leave in the territory of the Han Dynasty, which was ridiculous.

The emperor also appointed He Jin, a foreign relative, as the general, and governed five groups of troops. He led the left and right Yulin Army to guard the capital. He dispatched troops to the eight passes outside Luoyang at night. The most important thing was Hulao Pass.

This was a turbulent era of the late Han vassal period. The heroes were divided and there were constant disputes everywhere; bandits grew and ambitions ignited the war; everyone was in danger, and the earth was filled with smoke.

For the sake of ideals, for loyalty and righteousness, for the people... Countless people hold up their banners and shout out their anger to the troubled times.

Fertility battles, alliances, straits, and disagreements... The war is not stopped.

In just one hundred years, the population of the Central Plains has dropped sharply from 60 million to 8 million.

Records of the Grand Historian: "There are no ones in the house where people live", which is shocking throughout China's history.

Countless people were buried in wars and became the base for the superiors to carry the throne.

On May 27th, yellow scarves from all directions gathered in Hulao Pass, and the camps ran for seventy miles, with a terrifying momentum.

Five princes rushed to Huzhu to protect the capital.

The flags on Hulao Pass were tightly placed. Ding Jianyang and Ma Teng's two princes formed a junction in front of Anzhai Pass. Han Fu, Wang Rui and Kong Qichang stationed troops in the pass, increasing the troops in Hulao Pass.

The air was filled with a solemn atmosphere, and the war horses that had been through the battle formations roared uneasyly.
Chapter completed!