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After a moment, two men were brought up. They borrowed their clothes and were hungry, which was no different from the refugees who could be seen everywhere. However, the soldiers got the military card of Jiangdong soldiers on them, proving that they were originally Jiangdong soldiers.

The two were taken to Ding Feng and kowtowed, begging, "General!"

Ding Feng looked at the two military cards and said coldly: "According to military rules, those who fled the army without authorization will be killed immediately. Don't you two want to survive?"

The two deserters were so scared that they kowtowed desperately and begged for mercy. Ding Feng's tone calmed down again and said to the two: "But you just need to give honest advice, I can spare your life."

The older deserter said tremblingly: "Report to the general, we are not deserters. We followed General Huang to attack the Han army camp at night, but ended up in ambushing and being chased by countless Han cavalry. We escaped by chance. General Huang was not sure where we went, so we had to return to our hometown in Jingkou."

"This is strange. Since you have returned to Jingkou, how could you appear here? This is the official road to Piling County."

Another deserter said: "Our family is no longer in Jingkou, and we don't know where we went. We just wanted to go to the home of relatives in Piling County, but we half met the Han army fleet. We were so scared that we fled west..."

"etc!"

Ding Feng suddenly got the information he wanted to know from them, and he immediately stood up and asked, "Where did you meet the Han army warship?"

“Near...Qiliu Town.”

Ding Feng expanded the map and quickly found Qiliu Town, which was the middle position of the canal leading to Jingkoucheng in Piling County. He asked continuously: "When did you encounter the Han army warships? How many warships are there? Where did the warships sail?"

"Report to the general, I met him yesterday morning. We don't know how many warships there are. They can't see the tail at first sight. They are huge. There are probably thousands of ships, all of which are large ships of thousands of stones. The warships are heading towards Jingkou."

Ding Feng sat down slowly, and he was indeed caught up. Thousands of warships sailed towards Jingkou, and there was only one explanation. The Han army's logistics center was being transferred, not to Jingkou, but to the north bank of the Yangtze River. In this way, what is the significance of his attack this time?

Ding Feng was depressed and waved his hand and said, "Give them some food and let them go!"

"Thank you, General!"

The two kowtowed heavily, took a bag of dry cakes and ran away. Ding Feng sat alone on the big rock in a daze. At this time, a tooth general whispered: "General, we might as well change our way to Jingkou, maybe we can catch up with the Han army warship."

Ding Feng nodded. The two deserters met in Qiliu Town yesterday morning. It took a whole day and a night. If the Han army had a large number of warships and the speed was not fast, they could catch up with some of the tail ships in Jingkou.

Thinking of this, Ding Feng stood up and ordered: "The whole army will complete the team and set off for Jingkou immediately!"

The soldiers from Qianjiangdong ran out of the woods and marched quickly to the northeast. They were about sixty miles away from Jingkou. If they went well, they would arrive at Jingkou in the afternoon.

But the Qianjiang East Army only walked for more than ten miles and felt abnormality. The earth was trembling, and a muffled thunder sound came from all around, "General, cavalry are chasing behind!"

Ding Feng turned around and saw a large group of cavalrymen appearing behind him. Less than two miles away, they were chasing him. The soldiers shouted in horror again, "General, there are cavalrymen in front of him!"

"General, there are cavalry to the east!"

“There are also on the west side!”

Ding Feng's heart suddenly became cold. He knew that he was ambushed. The Han cavalry had long been watching him and were waiting for the opportunity to encircle and annihilate him.

"Look at General!"

A soldier pointed at the cavalry in front and shouted, "Those two!"

Ding Feng also recognized at a glance that there were two horsemen in the distance dressed differently than cavalry. They were the two deserters he met in the woods. It turned out that they were scouts of the Han army. Ding Feng felt so angry that his heart was bleeding. No wonder these two men kept their military cards. If they were really deserters, the first thing they did when they found out that the Jiangdong army was to throw away the military cards. He didn't react, but they pretended to be like them.

Ding Feng understood that the Han army saw through their intention to attack the Han army's important food and grass, so he deliberately led them to the direction of Jingkou, causing them to fall into the encirclement of cavalry.

"General, what should we do?" several tooth generals asked loudly in panic.

They happened to be in a wilderness, with plains in front, back, left and right, with no rivers, and no woods. It was the most favorable terrain for the cavalry to attack. Ding Feng had no choice but to shout, "Every bow and arrow to defend behind you!"

After all, the Jiangdong Army led by Ding Feng was an elite force. Although the soldiers were very panicked, they did not collapse and barely formed a formation. More than a thousand soldiers set their bows and arrows and aimed at the Han cavalry who were hiding two miles behind them.

This cavalry was led by Pang De. Pang De originally implemented the strategy of destroying Wu by King Liu Jing of Han, and did all his strength to preserve the population of Jiangdong, that is, to defeat the enemy without fighting, and try to capture Jiangdong soldiers as much as possible.

Not only did Dante Feng not meant to surrender, he also tapped his bow and arrow and resisted stubbornly, which made Pang De angry. He waved his sword and ordered: "Strike!"

The drums were heard among the Han cavalry, and ten thousand cavalry from all directions were activated at the same time, waving swords and spears, and overwhelmingly attacking the surrounded Qianjiang East Army.

The dust was flying, and arrows were pierced through the sky. Two thousand cavalrymen in the south were the first to kill. They held their shields high and ran towards the arrows. Although soldiers were constantly caught in the arrows, the Han cavalry continued to fight, and in just a moment they reached the sight of the Jiangdong soldiers.

With a loud "boom!", the scream suddenly erupted, and dozens of Jiangdong soldiers were knocked to fly. The cavalry's impact was so fierce that they rushed into the Jiangdong army group in an instant, knocking the Jiangdong army into a large gap, and the bodies were everywhere and bloody. Several Jiangdong soldiers died tragically on the spot.

The powerful impact of the Guanlong cavalry scared the soldiers of Jiangdong, and the army was in a state of tremor. The soldiers of Jiangdong had no experience in dealing with the cavalry. Ding Feng was good at water wars and lacked experience in cavalry battles. He did not even arrange a long spear formation. The soldiers of Qianjiangdong fought on their own. After a moment, they were divided into dozens of small pieces by the Han cavalry, facing the tragedy of being massacred by the cavalry.

At this time, Ding Feng was also red in his eyes. His war horse was shot to death by a stray arrow during the cavalry's attack. Ding Feng waved his big iron spear and fought on foot.

At this time, a black Dayuan horse came like a strong wind. A general immediately had a black armor and silver helmet, a face like a heavy date, holding a golden back in his hand and chopping a mountain knife. It was Pang De, the chief general of the Han cavalry.

Pang De shouted coldly and slashed at Ding Feng in front of him. Ding Feng also shouted loudly and raised his gun to fight. Although Ding Feng was very skilled in martial arts and one of the best brave generals in Jiangdong, his war horses were lost and his strength was greatly reduced. Facing Pang De, who was also extremely brave, Ding Feng only fought for a few rounds and was at a disadvantage, and for a moment he was in danger.

Pang De slashed out with a sudden knife, and Ding Feng raised his gun to block it. The powerful force made him numb. The iron spear almost flew away and took several steps back. At this time, Pang De rushed over. He took advantage of the unstable opportunity of Ding Feng's feet and reached out to grab Ding Feng's armor on the back of his neck, and actually grabbed him in the air.

Pang De threw Ding Feng heavily to the ground, and the iron spear flew to the other side. He ordered, "Tie it for me!"

More than a dozen Guanlong men rushed forward, pressing Ding Feng down and tied him up tightly. Ding Feng struggled desperately, but to no avail.

Ponde yelled, "Stop it all!"

His voice was like a tiger's roar, and the battle on the battlefield slowly stopped. Countless eyes looked at the main general. Pang De raised Ding Feng high with one arm and shouted: "You wait for the main general to be captured and surrender immediately. Raoer will not die!"

‘Dang!’

I don’t know whose sword fell to the ground first, but this is no longer important. The soldiers in Jiangdong saw that the main general had been captured, and the Han cavalry was extremely brave, which already made the soldiers frightened. At the critical moment of life and death, as long as one soldier put down his weapons, it would attract countless people to follow.

The soldiers of Jiangdong put down their weapons one after another, knelt on the ground with their heads in their hands, spreading one after another, and in just a moment, nearly two thousand soldiers of Jiangdong knelt on the ground.

Ding Feng was embarrassed and angry, and wanted to stop the soldiers from surrendering, but his mouth was blocked by rags, making him unable to shout. He had to watch all the soldiers surrender. Ding Feng closed his eyes in pain.
Chapter completed!