This battle fulfilled Sima Ji's long-cherished wish for many years. He knew that civil wars such as the Eight Kings Rebellion were almost suicide, but the construction of the Jin Dynasty itself was that the gentry was strong, and it would inevitably require supervision from the royal family. Sooner or later, conflicts would break out one day. This is just like the Xuanzong's emphasis on the outside and neglect the inside, which would definitely lead to rebellion in the vassal states. It doesn't matter whether there is An Lushan or not. Without him, others would appear.

The battlefield where the sound of killing sounds is the best reward for his arrangements over the years. How old has he sacrificed? He cannot say that he did not sacrifice just because his young ladies are optimistic. He, the King of Yan of Jin, married a Hu woman, and even the gentry scolded him as a curse.

"The human lighthouse said that the flower of freedom needs to be watered with blood. Anyway, the population of the Jin Dynasty is more than that of the Hu people, so I don't care." Sima Ji whispered, not at all shaken by the bloody side on the battlefield.

As for the people behind King Yan, they were also very concerned about the battle on the battlefield, but they were absolutely not excited. With the literacy rate of Youzhou's soldiers and horses, how could they have the enthusiasm and awareness of cannon fodder? You should know that Youzhou is a place that focuses on the legal system. They understand that someone must sacrifice for the country. As long as the order is summoned, they will naturally obey their orders, and they can even serve the empire against their conscience, but they will never be fooled and die on their own initiative.

The four Xianbei tribes actually have their own emphasis. In addition to the Tuoba clan, which covers a wide area, the three members of the eastern Xianbei focus on the battle of the thunder cavalry, and the Murong clan is the representative. Of course, this is not surprising, because Youzhou, which is close to the eastern Xianbei, is itself the base camp of the thunder cavalry since Liu Xiu, so this kind of mutual influence happens very normal.

What people think of is the Tuoba soldiers and horses north of Hetao. Of course, the Tuoba family has been humiliated by the Duan Xianbei for decades. If the problem can be solved in one go, the Tuoba family is unwilling to fly kites, but the living environment cannot be compared with the other three, so it is still okay to simply suppress some more backward tribes.

Of course, Sima Ji was not the only one who sat on the mountain to watch the tiger fight. In addition to the fierce battlefield, there was also a Hu army and horse that was also being renovated. It seemed that the fighting between the same clan had nothing to do with him. Sima Ji knew this army and had seen them take action during the Southern Expedition. The Murong cavalry in his armour had not even changed the leader of this cavalry for ten years. It was Murong Yun, the younger brother of Murong Wan.

"Uncle!" Murong Han's eyes hidden under the helmet were slightly anxious, and he said with some complaint, "Why are we still here? We should join the attack immediately."

"The enemy will not collapse, we will not move. The enemy will focus on infantry, and we are all cavalry. The first thing we are tired after being slapped is that they are tired. If they don't have one day, they will continue for two days. If they don't have two days, they will continue to hunt." Murong Yun calmly retracted his eyes from looking away and said, "The Murong family has only five or six thousand armored cavalry. This is the foundation of the Murong family. They can't stand the losses. Such elites cannot be used like ordinary soldiers. Once surrounded, it will be a major event that shakes the safety of Murong."

Murong Yun had a clear understanding of the fundamental understanding of this Murong family, but he never expected that in the Battle of Chanhepo ninety years later, the tens of thousands of cavalry that Yan State had all his strength to pull out was shaken by the suspicion of the Tuoba clan of the Northern Wei Dynasty. In Chanhepo, he was defeated by the Northern Wei army. After this battle, the heavy cavalry that Murong family relied on to become famous disappeared and was soon destroyed by the Northern Wei Dynasty.

The Murong family was severely injured in the Battle of Chanhepo, which was almost equivalent to the consequences of the Battle of Yehuling being brought by the Jin Dynasty. The Murong family was far less powerful than the Jin Dynasty and could not start another bet on the Battle of Sanfeng Mountain.

Sima Ji knew that the Murong family had hidden powers that were useless, but there was nothing special to pay attention to. In the entire Murong family, he only focused on a pair of famous brothers in history, but Murong Ke and Murong Chui were not born yet. According to the current trend, Murong Ke, who is known as the number one general of the Sixteen Kingdoms, may not be born.

The Murong family was about the same weight as the Gaoche in Sima Ji's eyes when they were not born. He has always believed in strength. He has strong strength and does not care about forces that are much weaker than himself. Whoever has ever seen China sell miserable against Japan and South Korea and sells miserable against Japan and South Korea? In the early days, China sells miserable against island countries, and does not go to the island countries at all. Who cares about a semi-colonial in which a capital was stationed by another country. It is just a difficult thing to criticize the United States and treats the island countries as a punching bag to vent.

"The word Chen is written on the big flag? It should be Mr. Chen, the captain of the Western Yi. This person is OK. He is not at all chaotic in planning and is still orderly when he is besieged from three sides. However, the road to Hulao Pass has not been cut off. He is really not going to retreat?" Sima Ji observed the casualties of both sides. According to this ratio, Chen will definitely lose. He asked the detectives beside him, "Is there any Sima Ying's troops coming nearby?"

"King Yan, the horse search he went out to find no other soldiers in Luoyang." After verification, Sima Ji was given the correct answer, but no other soldiers were found.

"Talking again!" Sima Ji waved his hand unmovedly and whispered to himself, "Is there really no conspiracy?"

Sima Ji thought Sima Ying was so young and the army advanced eastward, and might have to make a big news or plan to wipe out himself, but now it seems that it is not the case. Then why did Mr. Chen not preserve his strength and retreat? "Is it so coincidental that he met a general who was loyal to the emperor and patriotic in the classical era?"

Just like this, he guessed that he had seen the shamelessness of the gentry of the Great Jin Dynasty. Now he had doubts about the social atmosphere of the Great Jin Dynasty. He was just a bastard, and he was naturally a bastard when he looked at others. But this time Sima Ji really guessed wrongly. Mr. Chen was the loyal and patriotic man he mentioned. When he saw that the King of Yan was all Hu, he had already made a clear mind to be incompatible with the Han and the thieves.

Mr. Chen still had to fight against double cavalry, just to be attacked by the Yan thief. In his eyes, the Hu people are shameless and will not swear to serve the death for the Yan thief. As long as they are severely injured, the Hu people will naturally retreat and no longer be in harmony with the Yan thief.

This judgment is wrong. The Yan thieves in his eyes are obviously much more shameless than these Xianbei leaders. Moreover, the shameless Yan thieves naturally have shameless ways. Although the Xianbei soldiers and horses will not serve the death to the death for the Yan thieves, there is no problem with this judgment. However, the leaders of these Xianbei soldiers and horses will serve the Yan thieves in order to be named king.

This cannot be blamed for Mr. Chen’s mistake in judgment. Who has made the gentry and Hu people have problems with their perception of both sides? Sima Ji also accepted the achievements of the gentry’s understanding of the Hu people. Without them, they said that the Hu people were inferior to the pigs and dogs every day. Many Hu people even felt that they were indeed inferior to the civilized civilization of the gentry. How could he offer a title of king? All the Xianbei leaders were moved.

Take Murong Lie for example. The Jin Dynasty gave him a Xianbei governor. The rank of this thing is similar to that of Liu Yuan’s five major governors. There is also General Jianwei above the five major governors. General Jianwei is a fourth-rank. Murong Lie is a leader and is treated equal to a fourth-rank official. Sima Ji wants to directly confer a title of king. This cannot be blamed for Murong Lie for not seeing the world.

From Murong Wei's early experience in Luoyang, he felt that the appointment of the Xianbei Grand Governor was very normal. Now there is Sima Ji who does not play according to the rules. He told him that he was actually not bad to be crowned king, so he naturally had to do his best to fight for it.

Now there is no need for the Yan thief to say anything to these Xianbei soldiers and horses, although he can speak Xianbei. These Xianbei leaders will automatically use their own methods to make the Xianbei soldiers and horses serve.

"Why don't these enemies still know how painful it is?" Sima Ji and Mr. Chen thought at the same time. Chen always wondered when the Hu people were so loyal and righteous. Sima Ji was also wondering if he had met a rare loyal and righteous man? Why does it seem that such people are in the enemy's camp, and he has never had such people to surrender?

With the loss of time, the situation had to make Mr. Chen consider retreating. He wanted to give the Hu cavalry a powerful force with his inferior forces. This idea has proved a mistake. Although he didn't know what conditions the Yan thief had discussed with the other party, it seemed impossible to rely on killing and hurting the other party and retreating with difficulty.

After half a day of fighting, the soldiers of the entire front army were also exhausted. Sima Ji wanted to see the scene of rushing to the front. He did see that if these soldiers were his, he would definitely order the fight to the end. However, the Xianbei leaders were all there, and they had their own fighting style, which consumed the enemy's physical strength layer by layer like a millstone.

As the chief general of the former army, Mr. Chen also felt the disadvantage of delay and began to prepare for a retreat where he could stop. He was very careful to prevent the Xianbei cavalry from storming his own lineup, but when he issued the order to retreat, the tired former soldiers still sank.

At this moment, Murong Yun, who had not appeared on the battlefield, personally led three thousand cavalry to bypass the battlefield and appeared on the back of General Chen's front army. This position was very particular. Murong Yun did not cut off General Chen's front army's return, but it did pose a threat to retreat to Hulao Pass. From here, he rushed towards General Chen. The soldiers of General Chen's front army were tired and hungry, and finally the hearts of the people appeared. For a moment, the entire front army was in chaos.
Chapter completed!