Under Liang Yi's eyes, Lanzhou City will be captured even if tens of thousands of people die.

At the top of the city, the officers and soldiers of the Song Army defended the city side by side, braving the arrows and bullets of Xixia. It was generally said that scholars had a noble status and could not join the warriors.

But this was the case with the Xihe Army. The soldiers and officers ate and lived together, drilled together every day, and of course went into battle to face the enemy together.

There is absolutely no "brothers, help me" phenomenon.

If the officer commander is killed in battle, his subordinates will not be scattered, but will be replaced by the adjutant. If the adjutant is killed again, there are arrangements for who will take over, and it is carefully written into the military regulations.

Paying attention to discipline is the characteristic of Xihe soldiers.

Under the leadership of low-level officers, the Song Army at the head of the city appeared to be very resilient. The Song Army at Xihe Road did not rely on individual bravery, but relied on organization and tenacious resilience.

Being good at attacking is not necessarily good at attacking, but you must be good at defending.

The next day, party soldiers built earthen platforms and artillery emplacements in the west. The soldiers and horses continued to attack, and then withdrew their troops at night.

At night, the Song army marched out of the city to attack the stronghold.

A few days later, the artillery position built by Dang Xiang outside the city was completed, and at the same time, the main force on Xihe Road led by Li Xian and Wang Hou rushed to the distance.

Li Xian and Wang Hou were shocked when they saw the Party soldiers all over the mountains and plains, and the city of Lanzhou being completely surrounded.

This reminded them of Mingsha City.
Chapter completed!