Chu Tian did not use the Qiexue army captured in the Western Regions.

He could not guarantee whether the surrendered Qiexue army would suddenly turn against Temujin when they met.

The player lord cannot check the loyalty of the soldiers, so there is a possibility that soldiers will mutiny and escape. Some generals with poor military ability and irritable personality may be unable to control their soldiers.

For example, he loved soldiers like his son Zhang Yide, and Emperor Xuanzong of Tang was forced to death by his soldiers.

The four female generals Hua Mulan, Mu Guiying, Liang Hongyu and Fan Lihua led their respective troops. Hua Mulan handed over the low-level light cavalry other than the Iron Eagle Scout to Fan Lihua as Fan Lihua's troops.

Li Xiuning's Detachment of Women became Chu Tian's direct line, and the Shenji Camp did not participate in the expedition because of insufficient black gunpowder reserves.

The war in the expedition to the Western Regions was too fierce. The Shenji Camp made many contributions and consumed the few precious black gunpowder. Without black gunpowder, even the tenth-level firearms and weapons were useless...

The Youzhou Army was behind the Guard Corps, with Wei Qing as the main general and Cao Cao and Zhou Yafu as the deputy generals.

Li Guang and Xue Wanche served as the vanguard generals of the Youzhou Army.

"Chu Zimou's Northern Army is still very majestic, and my Southern Army can only be blocked by the navy."

The bronze bird landed behind to protect the grain truck. His army of 100,000 was mostly infantry and crossbowmen, and he was good at defending.

The Northern Palace Legion's white robe was hunting, which was somewhat similar to the White robe Legion.

Four hundred thousand army drove away millions of cattle and sheep, tens of thousands of grain trucks, and hundreds of miles to enter the desert.

A war eagle spread its wings and swept downwards, landing on the shoulders of Mongolian general Mu Huali.

"The purpose of Hala Helin, Mobei Longcheng, and the Han army must be to conquer these two cities."

Mu Huali was also surrounded by four generals of the Pioneer Prospecting Ma Chi, but his son was defeated and killed in the battle with the Han army.

Kuokuobuhua asked: "The Khan asked us to delay the attack on the Han army in Longcheng, Mobei, but our troops may not be as good as the Han army along the way. How should we do it?"

"Before the Han army crossed the Gobi, they plundered their cattle and sheep, burned their food trucks, and cut off their supplies."

Halahelin and Temujin watched a group of tribes migrate to Central Asia.

The civil minister Yelu Chucai said beside him: "This is already the third group of tribes from the Western Expedition. After sending away these tribes, the pressure on food and grass in the northern part of the Mo has eased, which also means that the number of warriors can be used is less."

"A huge population is also a burden. Leave the burden to Ogedei and Torei. They will use these populations to build their Khanate. As for us, we can fight the Han army in the north of the desert. Have the arrows from the Seljuk Empire been sent?"

"The Golden Horde, Seljuk sent some weapons to the northern desert, and most of the treasury of the Seljuk Empire moved to Hala and Lin. If the defeat in this battle... it would be a heavy blow to the Golden Horde and Seljuk..."

Yelu Chucai also had a headache when he counted the supplies. Temujin had provoked too many powerful enemies. Except for the defeat of several Central Asian civilizations, other empires with some background were not easy to provoke.

The Persian Empire has an ancient history, the Arab Empire was a group of lunatics, with the population and first-mover advantage of the Grand Duchy of Moscow.

The remnant Arslan of the Seljuk Empire is still organizing resistance.

The four major civilizations have formed a surround net against Temujin.

"This battle must be won before we can conquer the West."

Temujin's tone was heavy.

Crassu followed Temujin and was forced to force the force of generals such as Chi Lao Wen and Bolshu. The elderly Crassu did not dare to act rashly.

He had learned that the most powerful empire in the East had gathered millions of troops to attack the Mongol Empire.

In the eyes of Rome, which had not yet established a great empire, a million troops were probably something they could not imagine.

Crassus looked at the eagle flag of the Roman legion.

A strong wind swept by, and the eagle flag flew.
Chapter completed!