"Well, Zihe, it's up to you."

Boss Cao nodded solemnly.

"promise!"

The young general responded, then separated from the Central Army with about a hundred soldiers who had been ordered in advance, and headed in the opposite direction to Boss Cao's troops.

When passing Wu Liang, the young general glanced at him inadvertently.

Although it was such a brief glance, Wu Liang still saw the extraordinary perseverance and sharpness in his eyes, and concluded that this person could never be an unknown person!

"Zihe? Zihe... who is it? Why do you call Boss Cao your brother at such a young age?"

In retrospect, it was actually not the first time that Wu Liang saw this young general next to Boss Cao.

However, he seemed to have the ability to downplay people's attention, which made Wu Liang always think that he was just a member of Boss Cao's bodyguard, but now it seems that this person is anything but simple.

Otherwise, Boss Cao would definitely not separate out a hundred men from the Chinese army under such circumstances and teach this person to lead an independent operation.

This undoubtedly further weakens Boss Cao's defensive capabilities. If Lu Bu's troops attack the formation, Boss Cao's situation will only become more dangerous... But Wu Liang believes that Boss Cao must have his reasons for doing this.

Just "Zihe"...

Cao Chun?!

A name related to this word finally flashed through Wu Liang's mind. Such a low-key and insignificant person was actually Cao Chun?!

Maybe some people are not familiar with this name.

But when it comes to his compatriot Cao Ren, those who have read the Three Kingdoms will definitely not be unfamiliar with Cao Ren.

These two brothers are from the same clan as Boss Cao. To be more precise, they should be Boss Cao's cousins. They belong to the main family of the Cao Group. Therefore, the two brothers have been following Boss Cao since he became powerful. They are both Boss Cao's brothers.

He has made great contributions.

However, in "Three Kingdoms", there are relatively many records about Cao Ren.

The records about Cao Chun only mentioned that he followed Boss Cao to recruit soldiers in Chenliu in the early years, and then it was blank. It was not until the tenth year of Jian'an (AD 205), that is, more than ten years later, that he was mentioned again.

It appears in the records once. At this time, the Battle of Guandu had long ended, and Boss Cao was encircling Yuan Shao's son Yuan Tan.

Also this time, the "Tiger and Leopard Cavalry", one of the most elite troops in the history of the Three Kingdoms, made its debut for the first time.

The leader of the "Tiger and Leopard Cavalry" is none other than Cao Chun.

Boss Cao lost the first battle in this battle, but the "Tiger and Leopard Cavalry" immediately reversed the situation as soon as they appeared on the scene. They defeated Yuan's army in just a few days like a surprise attack from heaven. Yuan Tan only begged for mercy when he fell off his horse, and his head was already dead.

Falling to the ground, this is the famous "Nanpi Cut Tan" in history.

The "Tiger and Leopard Cavalry" became famous, and now people knew what kind of cavalry they were.

"Three Kingdoms" says: "The tiger and leopard cavalry under Chun's command are all the best in the world, and perhaps hundreds of people will make up for them."

What is "Hundred Generals"?

That was a powerful soldier who was capable of commanding hundreds of people in the army, and in these troubled times, almost every "hundred-man general" was a military king who had experienced dozens or hundreds of battles, and was definitely no less powerful than those of later generations.

Special Forces.

As the commander-in-chief of the "Tiger and Leopard Cavalry", Cao Chun's strength is evident.

Hidden in the snow for more than ten years, the world will know it in one battle!

Wu Liang seemed to have found relevant records about Cao Chun that had disappeared in the history books for more than ten years. During these more than ten years, Cao Chun had been staying with Boss Cao, secretly training soldiers and sharpening swords. Boss Cao regarded it as a secret that would only be used at critical moments.

arms.

Just like now, Cao Chun must have been given a special task. This is the trump card that Boss Cao has been hiding around him. Now he can't do it without playing it.

It's just that we still need to wait and see what role Cao Chun will play in this war.

I just don’t know where Cao Chun was during the Battle of Wancheng in history?

Anyway, he definitely did not die in that rebellion. The only ones who died were Cao Ang, Cao Zhen, Dian Wei and Jueying...

However, this still gave Wu Liang a glimmer of hope.

If Cao Chun could accomplish extraordinary feats, would Wu Liang not have to use black powder in front of Boss Cao?

But the problem is, Zhen Mi said that Dian Wei's evil aura had dispersed and enveloped Qiqiao, and his doom had come, but Wu Liang did not dare to have too much hope. After all, the Hu army was walking behind Boss Cao now.
Chapter completed!