Chapter 49: The Great Figure of Wan City (1) 3/3

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  Zhang He finally made up his mind and defected from Cao's camp.

  However, what made him determined was not because his lovely body was xxoo by Cao Cao, but because Jia Xu brought him a message.

  Zhang Hua had a deputy general named Hu Che Er under his command.

  It is said that this man has the strength of minus 500 catties and can travel 700 miles a day. Is it true or not? Nobody knows. But Hu Che Er was indeed the bravest among the three armies, known as the first fierce general under Zhang Heng, who could behead generals and capture flags, taking the head of the commander-in-chief. Moreover, he had a strong temperament, always being the first to charge into battle. In his early years, when Zhang Ji was still alive, he regarded Hu Che Er as his confidant and appointed him as a captain, guarding the central army, with the same status as Dian Wei.

  After Zhang Ji's death, Zhang Yi also held him in high esteem.

  If Cao Cao had only flirted with his aunt, it wouldn't be unbearable.

  In this era, women are worthless. If it were really possible for a woman to stand firm in Cao's camp, Zhang would still be able to endure it.

  Nowadays Zhang Hua is no longer the Beidi Gun Wang who rode horses to trample over the Di and Qiang tribes, roaming freely in the northern territories during his time in Xiliang.

  In fact, after he arrived in Chang'an, his heart had many more desires. A person with desires will find it very difficult to regain the courage of their former years. Just like Liu Xuan said, "Brothers are like hands and feet, women are like clothes." Zhang Heng was also like this...

  He loves her dearly!

  However, this humble and low-ranking officer was surprisingly valued by Cao Cao.

  Even gave away heavy gifts, holding his hand and praising...

  "This is blatant wall-climbing. How can Zhang Huai tolerate this? Auntie was bullied by Old Cao, and the one wearing the green hat is his deceased uncle, which has nothing to do with him. But you, Cao Cao, openly flirt with my beloved general, what kind of intention do you have? Are you trying to frame me? Or do you want to kill me? When I surrendered earlier, you agreed because you didn't want to waste your energy. Now that I've surrendered, can you settle the score afterwards? Will Hu Che'er kill me and then you'll take over my troops?"

  This idea came up together, and it was unstoppable.

  After much deliberation, Zhang Hua finally decided to launch a counterattack.

  Jia Xu, who was highly valued by him, did not express any opposition. Zhang Liao made up his mind and Jia Xu provided a complete plan for him.

  Jia Xu also left Wan City overnight and rushed to Xiangyang to negotiate with Liu Biao.

  Since we have to tear our faces with Cao Cao, then the alliance with Liu Biao must be further consolidated. Otherwise, Zhang Xiu will be attacked from both front and back.

  The second day, Wan City changed its guard.

  Zhang Xi sent someone to report to Cao Cao and asked his soldiers to bring their own weapons in order to avoid trouble.

  Generally speaking, when surrendering, the party is not allowed to carry weapons and must gather in one place. Zhang Liao's request was a bit excessive, but Cao Cao was in a good mood at the time and didn't argue with him; so Zhang Liao made another request. According to the original plan, the army of Wan City would withdraw along the route arranged by the Cao army. Zhang Liao said that the road was not easy to walk on, and if they withdrew from that road, it would delay the exchange time. Therefore, he requested to withdraw from the main road, which would put his withdrawal route right next to the Cao camp.

  Cao Cao still did not oppose it.

  Just as the army of Wan was withdrawing, Zhang Yue suddenly launched an attack on Cao's camp.

  Cao Cao, who was completely unprepared, was caught off guard by this sudden attack and was momentarily stunned... at a loss for what to do.

  He hastily led his men in retreat, with Zhang Liao hot on their heels. Just as he was about to catch up with Cao Cao, he was blocked by Cao Cao's beloved general, Xu Chu.

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  Cao Peng stood on the tree and saw a team of Western Liang cavalry, wearing black armor, riding horses at high speed.

  In front of them, not far away, was a big black man, crawling on the back of a naked horse, covered in blood, fleeing wildly.

  "Let's go for a walk!"

  The cavalry of Wan City neighed and shouted loudly.

  Actually, the predecessor of the Wan City Riding Army was the Western Liang Riding Army.

  Han Gaozu Liu Bang beheaded the snake and started a rebellion, with a folk saying that the Red Emperor killed the White Emperor. According to the Five Elements theory, Han valued fire, so their uniforms were mostly red. The Western Liang cavalry and other northwestern regions valued water, so they wore black uniforms. Cao Peng was reborn in this era and had some understanding of its customs. Therefore, he could see at a glance which faction the opposing parties belonged to.

  However, what really shocked Cao Peng was the loud shouting of the Western Liang cavalry.

  Who is Deng Yaping?

  That big black man, could he be Dian Wei?

  Later generations have many versions of the Three Kingdoms. For example, there is a saying that the strongest warriors are Lu Bu, Zhao Yun, and Zhang Fei.

  This Dianwei, undoubtedly a popular figure among many people. His loyalty, his bravery, his magnanimity... At least Cao Peng's previous life also counts as one of Dianwei's fans. Who is this Dianwei? Wasn't he robbed of his twin halberds and died miserably in the Cao camp?

  Just as Cao Peng was filled with doubts, the leading Western Liang cavalry general drew his bow and fired three arrows at Dian Wei in a row.

  The first arrow hit the back of Dian Wei, but was blocked by something and fell to the ground; The second arrow hit Dian Wei's thigh. And the third arrow hit the buttocks of Dian Wei's warhorse. The warhorse was in pain, suddenly let out a long neigh, stood up on its hind legs and rose up. The black big man on the horse was caught off guard, fell off the horse with a thud, and the warhorse ran away wildly.

  The big black man got up from the ground and pulled out a pair of iron forks from behind his back with a reverse hand.

  At the sight of this extraordinary pair of iron halberds, Cao Peng could confirm that this black giant was indeed the legendary Gu Zhe, the Evil Arrival!

  Huh?

  Di Renjie is still alive!

  Cao Peng was filled with doubts and couldn't figure it out. He had completely forgotten that his understanding of the Three Kingdoms mostly came from the novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

  There is a huge difference between romance and true history...

  "Di Wentai is here, who comes to accept death!"

  The Western Cool cavalry rushed up and surrounded Dianwei all around.

  Dian Wei, however, showed no fear on his face, holding up his iron halberd with both hands and shouting loudly. The shout was like a thunderclap, causing the war horses of the Western Liang cavalry to become frightened and restless, constantly stomping their hooves on the ground. The Western Liang cavalry were born and raised on horseback, each one exceptionally skilled in horsemanship. They quickly calmed down their horses, and a young general, who was the same Western Liang cavalry officer who had shot the arrow earlier, urged his horse forward.

  "In the palm of his hand, an eight-foot-long spear pointed at Cao Pi, 'Cao Pi, you are clearly aware that your lord has already been defeated and fled. Why don't you dismount and surrender? You can avoid being killed.'"

  On the tree, Wei Yan looked at Cao Peng and saw him stretch out his hand to make a 'kill' gesture. Wei Yan immediately understood what he meant.

  "You bunch of treacherous rascals, how dare you say I'll be killed? The Emperor has entrusted me with a heavenly mandate to assist the Han dynasty. You little brat, assisting Zhou in his tyranny, will surely die soon. If you want me, Dian Wei, to surrender, first ask if my pair of iron halberds agree. Little brat, dare you fight me?"

  As he spoke, his hair stood on end, like a mad lion.

  Although there were more than 50 Western Liang cavalrymen around him, he didn't show a single hint of fear on his face.

  This Di Wei is really too ruthless...

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  Zhang He launched a surprise attack on Cao's camp and was just about to kill Cao Cao when he was intercepted by Dian Wei.

  This Diwei, can be with Lü Bu to fight a draw, Zhang Xiu although spear and horse are pure and familiar, body has experienced a hundred battles, but compared to Diwei, seems still differ many. Only, he **horse palm in gun, body wear heavy armor. And Diwei then is urgent respond to war, body not even one piece of armor all no wear. Two people at Cao army big camp outside fierce battle more than ten rounds, Zhang Xiu one spear poke middle Diwei's shoulder, and Diwei also evil fierce, one knife chop in his chest front. Wear armor and not wear armor result, immediately appear. Zhang Xiu although injured, because of armor protection, so no big harm. And Diwei but is really receive a spear, blood flow like note...

  However, taking advantage of the opportunity when the two were fighting, Cao Cao escaped with his men.

  Cao Cao fled in escape, and Dian Wei seized a horse and fought his way out of the encirclement.

  According to Zhang Xiu's idea, Dian Wei was just a martial artist and not worth worrying about. His goal was to kill Cao Cao, and as long as he killed Cao Cao, Dian Wei would not be able to stir up any trouble. So Zhang Xiu led his troops to pursue Cao Cao, while his nephew, Zhang Xin, had another idea in mind. Everyone knew that Dian Wei was brave and fierce, if he could kill Dian Wei, wouldn't he become famous throughout the world? Therefore, Zhang Xin led a team of cavalry, tightly biting onto Dian Wei, with the attitude of not killing Dian Wei and vowing not to retreat, chasing him from Wan City all the way to Gao Qiu Pavilion.

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