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At this time, there was also a drastic change outside the valley. The Hun soldiers also heard the loud noise from the valley, and immediately some soldiers reported to the chief general Subuye.

Xubuye was shocked when he heard that a huge rock fell on the top of the mountain. If King Zhuri was trapped in the valley, how could he explain to the Shanyu?

He immediately ordered two thousand men to lead thousands of soldiers into the valley to rescue, but at this moment, the sound of rapid war drums suddenly sounded. Amid the fierce drums, two armies rushed out of the woods on both sides. On the left was the general Wang Ping and on the right was the general Wu Ban. Each of them led 5,000 troops to kill.

The Huns' army was caught off guard and suddenly became in chaos. Xubuye was anxious and red-eyed and shouted: "Don't run around, take the fight immediately."

But screams and wild shouts covered his shouts. Seeing that the soldiers were in chaos and were unable to resist, they would collapse quickly if they continued. They had to give them a breathing opportunity to recover their morale in time. When he saw a Han general in the east, it seemed that all the soldiers followed his command. Xubuye shouted loudly, "Come with me."

He led a thousand soldiers to run eastward. The target of his attack was General Wang Ping. Wang Ping led five thousand barbarians to attack from the left and cut off the Huns' army into sections. Seeing that the enemy was about to collapse, an iron-armored general rushed towards him with a mace. Without saying a word, he slammed the rod on his head, and came fiercely.

Seeing that this person seemed to be a captain of ten thousand cavalry, Wang Ping suddenly started to fight for a strong man, and he shouted loudly, "It's good."

He picked up the mace at the tip of the knife and used the force-release technique to push the mace out. The two horses passed by. At this time, Wang Ping also felt that the opponent was powerful. If he fought hard with him, he would not be his opponent and he had to use a trick.

Xubuye and Liu Qubei were Liu Meng, and Zuojiba, the guards of Huchuquan, were called Hunnu warriors. They were extremely powerful and used an eighty-pound mace to weigh 80 pounds. The war horse under their crotch was called the Black Golden Beast, and it was also a famous BMW in the Huns.

He fought with Wang Ping for a round, and immediately felt that Wang Ping's power was inferior to him. He was overjoyed and turned his horse's head to rush forward, swept across the mace, and swept violently towards Wang Ping. Wang Ping blocked it with a knife, and a loud bang made his arms numb, and the big knife almost escaped. He roared, fighting with Subuye fiercely.

But Wang Ping was obviously passive, and after only five rounds of battle, he became dangerous. When he reached the eighth round, he could see that Wang Ping could no longer support him, which made the soldiers around him worry about the main general.

At this time, Subuye swept over again. Wang Ping lowered his head to avoid the stick, turned his head and ran away. How could Subuye let him go? He shouted, "Where do you escape?"

He urged the horse to chase after it, and only ran for more than a dozen steps. Xubuye caught up with Wang Ping and smashed him hard on the back of the head. If this stick hit, Wang Ping would definitely burst his brain, but an accident happened at this moment. Wang Ping suddenly leaned back and pressed his body tightly against the war horse, avoiding the fatal stick.

His long geese-feathered sword was slashed out at this moment. It was a beautiful return sword. The sword was like lightning. With a click, the head of Subu Yedou was slashed away. Blood in his neck was sprayed out more than ten feet high. The war horse ran for only dozens of steps, and the body was planted from the horse.

Cheers suddenly rang around. Soldiers had already stepped forward to snatch Subuye's war horse. Wang Ping used the tip of his knife to lift the bloody head, raised his head high and shouted: "The Huns' master is dead and annihilated the Huns, and he will make a contribution at this time."

The morale of the Han soldiers was like rainbows and the offensive became more fierce. The morale of the Huns was even more sluggish because of the killing of the master. In addition, the army was in chaos, and it lasted for less than a quarter of an hour. The morale of the Huns finally collapsed.

They rushed north along the riverbed, some riding horses, and some running on foot. The Han army chased and killed behind, and ran less than two miles. The sound of drums in the north was loud again, and another Han army stopped the fleeing Xiongnu defeated from the north.

This is Liu Hu and Lei Tong, leading five thousand heavily armored infantry. They lined up in rows in the valley, with heavy armor as mountains and swords as light as seas. Five thousand horse-slashing swords were swung out suddenly, and they were coldly aimed at the countless defeated Huns who were fleeing towards them.

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Hu Chuquan was stationed in Yiyun Fort, and he was quite uneasy. There was no news about Liu Qubei who was straight, and Daman could not reassure him when he moved south. All signs showed that his leadership of the army might be a major mistake this time.

Four years ago, his ancestors did the same thing as he is today. The Xiongnu Youxian King sent troops to Henan, captured Shangjun, and prepared to go south to Guanzhong along Luochuan Road. However, hesitated and dared not advance because he was afraid of threatening the food and supplies of the rear army. At the same time, the Han general Guan Ying led his army north along the straight road. The Youxian King did not dare to fight and led his army back to the grassland.

But the times are different. During the Han Dynasty, the Guanzhong was densely populated and wealthy. Even if he could not enter Guanzhong, he could still plunder the population and property in Shangjun. The northern county was full of people and returned with a full load. Now there is almost no people north of Guanzhong. If he wanted to plunder the population, he could only plunder the population. Moreover, his intention to send troops this time was not as simple as plundering the population.

But no matter what the reason caused him to lead his army south, the danger he faced was still the same as his ancestors. Today he divided his troops and went south. Could it be that the failure that his ancestors escaped by chance would eventually come to him?

Hu Chuquan was extremely anxious, which kept him from sleeping all night. It was not until the fifth o'clock in the morning that he fell asleep, but he was awakened by the guards as soon as he fell asleep.

"Shanyu, something big happened"

"What's the matter?" Hu Chuquan sat up.

"General Zuo Lin is back."

Hu Chuquan was shocked. Zuo Lin was the commander of the guards he sent to contact Liu Qubei. He had only been away for two days, so why did he come back.

He immediately ordered: "Let him come to see me."

After a moment, Zuo Lin, the commander of the thousand-man, quickly walked into the big tent, and there was another person behind him. Zuo Lin knelt down and said, "Shanyu, something big is not good."

Hu Chuquan recognized the person who was following Zuo Lin. It was Liu Qubei's tent and established the Marquis of Zhi, which seemed to be called Yansheng, who was responsible for the logistics and food support of the Youxian King's army.

Yan Sheng should be transporting cattle and sheep on the straight road. Why did he run to him? Hu Chuquan suddenly understood that it must be Zuo Linban who met Liu Qubei's grain team, so he rushed back after only two days of walking.

"What happened?" Hu Chuquan asked anxiously.

Yan Sheng knelt down and cried, "We sent food to the Youxian King, but we were blocked by Wuting Pass. The Han army occupied Wuting Pass and we could not go there."

Hu Chuquan's heart sank, as if he had fallen into an ice cave, his whole body was cold. He understood that it must be Liu Qubei trapped on the straight road, Pinghu Pass could not attack, and then the Han army broke the Ting Pass again.

What to do with this...

Hu Chuquan was in a mess and was walking back and forth in the big tent. Logically, he should have rushed to rescue Liu Qubei, but reason told him that if he went to rescue Liu Qubei, he would be trapped in half.

More importantly, Daman led his army south, and he could not abandon Daman. At this time, a thought suddenly flashed through Hu Chuquan's mind. Since Liu Qubei was trapped in the straight road, the Han army gave up Yiyun Fort and did not withdraw its troops, but lured its own army to go south.

Thinking of this, Hu Chuquan was anxious and said to the left and right: "Send people to go south quickly and order Daman to return to the army immediately."

He was afraid that Daman would not obey the order, so he took out his Shanyu golden arrow and handed it to the guards, "Give me golden arrows to pass the order, Daman will withdraw his troops immediately."

A team of confidant guards chased south with the golden arrow of Shanyu. Hu Chuquan was anxious and circling around the big tent. He regretted and hated him. If he had known that he would not have listened to Liu Qubei's instigation and led his army to attack Guanzhong.

He shouldn't have followed Li Ling's advice and rushed to the south. Four years ago, his ancestors were afraid of the difficulties and dared not attack Guanzhong. However, he was too confident and went south rashly, and eventually suffered a great loss from the terrain.

It is early October now, and it will snow at most half a month. If they cannot return to the grassland before it snows, they will fall into the most dangerous situation.

However, even if we can't go back to the grassland, the Hun army can go east to Bingzhou or west to Lingzhou. Both sides are not far away, so time should be too late.

Thinking that the final refund was somewhat guaranteed, Hu Chuquan's anxious heart calmed down a little, just waiting for news from Daman.

Although Hu Chuquan had already planned the worst, when news of Daman's army meeting Fu at Luming Pass came, Hu Chuquan realized that the problem was even more serious than he thought.

The news of the Xiongnu army's defeat was that Mei Li brought it back. Although Mei Li was forced away by Daman, he did not stay away. If he went back, he would not be able to explain to the Shanyu. He would wait ten miles north of Luming Valley, with the Qianli Supply Army, and wait patiently for the result.

He knew very well that there was no protracted confrontation, and there would be a result before darkness. Either Daman led his army to break through Luming Pass, or Daman fell into the trap of the Han army and faced a crushing defeat in the entire army.

As expected, not long after dark, he began to take over the defeated soldiers who fled back from Luming Valley one after another.

In the big tent, Mei Li knelt on the ground and told Huchuquan about the ambush that Lu Minggu encountered. When he talked about his sadness, he couldn't help but cry in a low voice.

"Bei Zhi reminded him twice not to advance recklessly, but not only refused to obey, he beat Bei Zhi and even threatened that if he dared to say more, he would be executed for the crime of disrupting the morale of the army. He had no choice but to retire to the food and grass team."

Mei Li must clear his responsibilities, otherwise he will not be able to escape the blame. After all, he was the first to propose that the Han army withdraw from Yiyun Fort, but in the end he was able to escape unscathed.

In any case, he could not explain to the Shanyu that he might be punished for leaving his post without permission or escaping at the last minute. Fortunately, Daman whipped him hard, leaving deep blood marks on his face, which was the evidence of his escape.

Hu Chuquan couldn't say a word for a long time. He never thought that they would encounter such a heavy failure. He was in a mess and had no time to consider Mei Li's guilt. Now what should he do? Should he withdraw his troops or lead his army south to rescue Daman.

After a long time, he asked: "How many defeated soldiers have come back?"

"Reporting to the Shanyu, Beiyi gathered more than 1,550 defeated soldiers, and together with the rear team transporting grain, there were a total of nearly 7,000 people."

"Oh my God, 16,000 people were wiped out."

Hu Chuquan whined, he hugged his head and asked again: "You are sure Daman is still trapped in Luming Valley."

At this time, Mei Li did not dare to speak nonsense, so he could only whisper: "In the riot army that Bei Zhi gathered, two people escaped from Lu Ming Valley. They said that the King Zhu Ri was trapped in Lu Ming Valley."

Hu Chuquan was immediately upset. He would rather Daman be killed by the Han army. Now Daman is trapped, what should he do to save him or not.

Daman has no effect on Huchuquan, and it is best to die. The key is Daman's father, Luan Tiyundan, the old Guli king, was not only Huchuquan's uncle, but also the leader of the second largest tribe of the Huns. He has great power and has a significant influence among the various tribes of the Huns.

Moreover, Yundan also had great kindness to him. He was exiled by the Hun nobles and was exiled to the Central Plains for nearly ten years. It was Yundan who finally convinced other nobles to welcome him back and ascend the throne to Shanyu. He once swore in front of Yundan that he would serve Yundan as his father and his younger brother, Starman.

Daman is Yundan's only one. If Daman dies, he will not be able to explain to Yundan. Besides, Daman is not dead yet, but is just trapped in Luming Valley. If he ignores it, the consequences will be more serious than Daman's death.

It was because Liu Jing saw through this that he surrounded Daman without hitting him and forced him to go south to rescue him. Hu Chuquan couldn't help but sigh. This was the first time he had tasted Liu Jing's power.

In the big tent, Hu Chuquan was paced back and forth with his hands behind his back. He was really unsure of whether to withdraw his troops immediately or lead his troops to rescue Daman.
Chapter completed!