The boy servants fought to the death to resist the swords and guns that were attacking from all directions for him.

Lei Qu's eyes were so angry that his eyes turned red. He practiced martial arts at the age of seven and has been around for almost twenty years. He can't even kill anyone. His achievements are not as good as those of some young soldiers who took advantage of the chaos to kill and injure the Liang soldiers.

But the fast-paced battlefield could not tolerate him so self-pity, and there were fewer and fewer people around him. Liang Bing's military formation was so complete that it was hopeless, as if he had never died or injured even one person.

"Huh!" Another spear stabbed, and Lei Qu tried hard to block it.

"Qilang, go!" The last child servant beside him rushed up in despair, hugging Liang Bing, who had not yet retracted his spear. The huge rush made both of them roll on the ground.

The knife in the boy servant's hand fell and he was also stabbed on his back, but his eyes were red and his mouth was covered in blood, and his fingernails clenched into the other party's eyes.

Liang Bing also became ruthless, and his big hand choked his neck, almost breaking the boy's neck.

"Puff!" The boy was stabbed in the back of his neck, his whole body trembled violently, and he fell to the ground softly.

Liang Bing, who was knocked down by him, stumbled and sat up, looking forward with bloody eyes blankly, and fumbled on the ground with one hand, as if looking for weapons and preparing to continue rushing.

Is it still a human? Lei Qu seemed to have lost his soul, and instantly threw away his shield, turned around and ran away.

He is more than the only one who escaped?

The thousand Jiangzhou soldiers who were ordered to attack were already in a defeat. Liang soldiers, who were only half of them, rushed to the rear and directly disrupted the formation of thousands of people behind.

In this battle, five thousand Jiangzhou soldiers were defeated, and more than half of them were damaged.

One day later, Tang Xiang led the vanguard to Shicheng, and the remaining bandits fled on the spot.

On the sixth day of the fourth month, the Liang army continued to pursue, killed hundreds of enemies, and killed Pu general Lei Qu. It was not until the seventh night of the first month that the troops were withdrawn back to Shicheng.

They used a tricky battle to declare the failure of the Jiangzhou soldiers' attempt to advance eastward.

At this point, the western part of Xuancheng has also stabilized.
Chapter completed!