Looking at these Jiangdong remnants, the Sichuan and Shu troops under Yan Yan were obviously very happy.

I had heard of what wars happened in the north of Longxi and Sichuan before, and then how many soldiers received bounties, how many military fields were obtained, and then what rewards were received. Most of the soldiers in the east of Zhongchuan could only drool, but now it was their turn...

This is a new day, with sunny weather.

It is also a day when they will win.

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Zhu Ran stared at the Sichuan-Shu array that appeared in front of him, his eyes full of anger.

Before he left the army, he thought a lot and even thought of death in battle. But what he didn't expect was that he was actually played with by Yan Yan as if he was a prey targeted by a hunter.

Zhu Ran did not have the experience of fighting in the mountains and forests, but that was against Shanyue.

Although Jiangdong and Sichuan and Shu both belong to hilly landforms, with many forests, mountains and plains, basins intersected, mountains, rivers and water veins fluctuate, and the landforms are relatively complex and changeable, most of the hilly mountains in the Jiangdong and Jiangnan areas can be said to be extensions of the Dabie Mountains, and many are relatively gentle, while Sichuan and Shu landforms are formed by crustal movement and glacier river erosion, with deep valleys and straight walls.

Moreover, the climate is completely different. Jiangnan belongs to subtropical air pressure and often has monsoons, while Sichuan and Shu have a relatively closed climate environment with high humidity, resulting in a lot of fog, especially in the mountains, where heavy fog is often found...

The most important point is that most of the rivers in Jiangdong are from west to east, while there are many rivers in Sichuan and Shu, which are north and south. After Zhu Ran lost his guide on the cloudy day without the sun, he tried to escape from Yan Yan's encirclement with the river as the guide, but naturally he went more and more wrong.

Now there is only one mountain road in front of him, with steep stone walls on both sides.

Zhu Ran took a deep breath and 'Winning out!'

The trapped beasts fight.

"You can only survive if you fight out!"

The Jiangdong soldiers howled and rushed forward.

Zhu Ran held the sword and fought at the front of the front line.

He slashed dozens of times and finally cut the Sichuan-Shu shield formation blocked at the intersection, but he was not much delighted, but felt that everything was trembling from his hands to his calves.

He is going to lose strength.

From last night to this morning, I only ate a small piece of cake in the middle.

I am tired, sleepy, hungry and thirsty, and I wish I could fall down.

"Get out!"

Zhu Ran yelled, motivating the guards around him, and also motivating himself, taking steps forward again and waving the sword again.

The sword slashed at a Sichuan and Shu soldier. The Sichuan and Shu soldier screamed strangely, thinking that he would be killed by Zhu Ran's sword. He closed his eyes and opened his eyes, but found that Zhu Ran's sword was just stuck in the gap in the armor and could not be cut in!

Zhu Ran and the Sichuan soldiers looked at each other, and were both stunned.

"ah!"

Both sides yelled almost at the same time.

Zhu Ran drew his sword and slashed again.

The Sichuan and Shu soldiers also quickly raised their shields and stabbed Zhu Ran with a knife.

The Zhu Ran guards on the side hurried forward to make up for the seat, blocked the swords of the Sichuan soldiers and protected Zhu Ran.

Zhu Ran finally killed the Sichuan and Shu soldiers with the assistance of the guards.

His hands were stiff and he could hardly hold the sword.

The sword made of stainless steel is now covered with gaps of all sizes.

His vision became a little dimmed.

In a hurry, Zhu Ran looked up and saw a dark cloud floating by, blocking the sunshine.

He suddenly became in a daze.

He has always been a very confident person, but now he is trapped in self-doubt and denial.

All his achievements in Jiangdong, all his experience, and his martial arts seem to be nothing in Sichuan and Shu.

"Come and fight!"

Zhu Ran yelled, red eyes, trying to suppress the negative emotions that surged from his heart by using the yell...

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Yan Yan stood halfway up the mountain, under the cover of the shrubs, and looked at the scene of the battle below the valley, and felt a lot of emotion.

After he came back, he also talked with Xu Shushen once. He truly felt the difference between the political strategy of the General of the Cavalry and other princes. It was also confirmed at that time that only Fei Qian could bring new changes to the Han Dynasty.

Yan Yan understood that Fei Qian did not need to kill, or rather, he did not just kill.

Killing can bring fear, but it cannot bring rule.

Xu Shu implemented Fei Qian's concept, and Zhuge Liang was also following this method.

If it was just to win or kill, Yan Yan could have shot Zhu Ran to death with a command, or burned him to death with a fire or blasted him to death with a grenade at a certain location...

But Zhuge Liang hopes that Zhu Ran can survive.

Living is more valuable.

Because Zhu Ran's surname is Zhu, Zhu Zhi's Zhu.

It was also after understanding the profound meaning of Zhuge Liang's advice that Yan Yan understood the biggest difference between himself before, and Liu Yan, Liu Zhang and others in Sichuan and Sichuan, and Fei Qian and Xu Shu and others.

Before, Liu Yan and Liu Zhang were staring at the only place under their feet, just like Sichuan and Shu. Xu Shu, Zhuge Liang, and Fei Qian, the general of the Cavalry behind them, saw the whole world.

When facing these Jiangdong soldiers, they are still looking at the future and the world.

『Are you ready?』

Yan Yan asked as Zhu Ran and others were getting closer and closer at the foot of the mountain.

『Report to the general, you are all ready!』

Yan Yan nodded, "Prepare to do it!"

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The copper whistle sounded in the valley.

The Sichuan and Shu soldiers who were fighting with the Jiangdong Army evacuated one after another after hearing the whistle.

As one goes up and the other goes down, the Jiangdong soldiers couldn't help but chase and chop these Sichuan soldiers.

Zhu Ran felt something was wrong and wanted to stop it.

But his voice was already exhausted and hoarse, and he couldn't shout loudly. Just as Zhu Ran was leaning on the sword, waving his arms, trying to calm his subordinates down, he suddenly felt that the sky seemed to be dark...

Zhu Ran looked up in shock and found that at some point, many Sichuan and Sichuan soldiers shook open fishing nets and splashed on the mountainside and on the top of the mountain!

"spread!"

Zhu Ran shouted, but it was too late.

Zhu Ran raised his sword and tried to dial the fishing nets, but the fishing nets were soft. No matter it was a sword, a spear, or something else, it could not completely cut the fishing nets or remove them...

Under the fishing net, Zhu Ran and other Jiangdong soldiers were trapped in the net and struggled in a hurry in the mountain road.

At the same time, a short copper whistle sounded in the mountains. From the direction where the soldiers of Sichuan and Sichuan were withdrawing, and in the other direction, people started running forward with ropes!

"No!"

Zhu Ran could accept death, but he was unwilling to accept the consequences of being captured.

In despair, Zhu Ran turned the blade and was about to cut it towards his throat, but an arrow flew over and hit Zhu Ran's sword's entrance with a "clang" sound!

Zhu Ran was caught off guard and could not hold the knife. The sword fell. Then he was hit by a Sichuan soldier who was almost grinning at the back of his head and threw himself to the ground. The one with his head and face was tied up with a rope!

At the moment of falling down, Zhu Ran saw the veteran who raised a bow and shot an arrow on the mountainside...
Chapter completed!