Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

[Eight hundred soldiers, follow me and make achievements!

Zhang Liao chose a set of tactics that fellow countryman Guan Yu was extremely proficient in:

The fierce general stepped into the formation and beheaded the enemy chieftain! 】

"Wenyuan is brave!" Guan Yu praised.

Many generals are able to get to the point in their analysis of the situation, but being able to act decisively and execute it unwaveringly after analysis is a trait that many rhetorical generals lack.

Just like when Guan Yu beheaded Yan Liang, the fighter plane disappeared in a flash. Even if he hesitated for just a moment, the direction of the war might completely change.

The others were also filled with excitement. Are there really only 800 people?

Then he thought of Guan Yu's charge into the formation to kill Yan Liang, and his heart swayed: Is he really a fierce general unparalleled in the world?

[Zhang Liao has recruited people who dare to follow him, but what about Sun Quan?

It is true that Sun Quan was not ready, but of course it was not as exaggerated as the rumor that Sun Quan personally went to Hefei City to watch the excitement.

First of all, Zhang Liao chose a good time. "On Ping Dan, Liao is in armor and holding a halberd, so he will capture Chen first." Ping Dan is between three and five o'clock in the morning, when the sky is just shining.

Pan Zhang's biography also records that "Zhang Liao was about to arrive, and the generals were unprepared." Therefore, the first thing to do is to calculate the time carefully. 】

"It was Wen Yuan and I who broke out of the siege with the white horse!" Guan Yu said with nostalgia in his eyes:

"At that time, Duke Cao sent me and I as the vanguard, with Xu Huang as the back-up, and Wen Yuan who was also brave enough to charge into the enemy's formation. We were invincible!"

"But it was the second brother who killed Yan Liang!" Zhang Fei said sourly:

"Furthermore, when the white horse rescued the siege, it was Yan Liang who led Hebei's elite soldiers to set up a battle array. The second brother rushed into the battle array and returned it with his head."

"Zhang Liao is attacking Hefei by surprise! And how can Jiangdong's private soldiers compare to Hebei's powerful soldiers?"

Guan Yu laughed and patted Zhang Fei on the arm: "Nothing can compare to the battle at Dangyang Bridge, and the reputation of Yidian's virtue is spread all over the world!"

[But later records show that the quality gap between the two sides’ soldiers is too great!

Zhang Liao and Li Dian led the troops to attack the front army. Jiang Biao's tiger minister Chen Wu was killed on the spot. Sun Wu's front army was in chaos and collapsed.

Faced with such a good opportunity, Zhang Liao followed the routed troops and attacked the central army. It was not until Sun Quan climbed up a hillside that he discovered that Zhang Liao had only ordered a few men and began to encircle them.

But unfortunately, the quality gap between the soldiers was too big. No one could stop Zhang Liao from breaking through. Even after breaking through, he heard that there were still soldiers trapped inside, so he killed them and rescued the soldiers together and returned to Hefei City.

Zhang Liao's biography records that this battle was fought from Pingdan to Rizhong. A group of people came and went freely among the Wu army. 】

"How brave!" Guan Yu praised loudly, and then slapped his thigh: "What a pity!"

"It's a pity that only one Chen Wu was killed in the formation!"

The generals looked at each other sideways: General Guan, don't compare yourself. Eight hundred to one hundred thousand can kill a river and a tiger minister, which is already outrageous!

It is quite dreamy to be able to attack an enemy that is a hundred times more powerful and return it with success, like a tree being knocked down by an earthworm or a mantis stopping the car by pushing it with its arms.

"It must be that Zhang Liao's voice is not loud enough and the chaos he caused is not enough!" Zhang Fei was so picky:

"If my Lao Zhang's voice can lead the front army to charge back to the center army, then it is not known that Sun Quan may be trampled to death by the crowd."

Everyone thought for a moment and couldn't help but shake their heads. It would be too aggrieved if the dignified Lord of Jiangdong died like this.

But we still have to clearly understand that this is impossible.

Huang Zhong said: "Sun Quan is usually protected by a tiger guard, who is also a powerful Jiangdong Imperial Guard. With their protection, it is difficult for Zhang Liao to attack Sun Quan."

Jiang Wan reminded: "But General Huang, this light curtain has been talking about Xiaoyaojin."

[Since then, although the Wu army is still surrounding Hefei, they have lost their fighting spirit from top to bottom. After being around for more than ten days to show off, Sun Quan hastily retreated.

As for the subsequent pursuit of Xiaoyaojin, Zhang Liao's biography only wrote very modestly, "Liao led all the troops in pursuit and regained power several times." In this regard, we need to look at Jiangdong's biography for clues.

After dozens of days of siege at Hefei, an epidemic appeared in the Wu army camp, and morale became even lower. In order to avoid being attacked by Zhang Liao again and causing the camp to be blown up, Sun Quan made what he thought was a correct decision:

The army retreated first, and Sun Quan took more than a thousand tiger guards and a group of Jiang Biao veterans to cut off the rear. 】

"This decision is indeed the right one." The generals discussed:

"If the front, middle and rear armies normally retreat slowly, an outpouring of troops from Hefei City may cause the Wu soldiers to roar into camp, and the rear army will be rolled back and the entire army will collapse."

Then everyone couldn't help but sigh again: Jiangdong's soldiers are too bad!

Unable to defend oneself in the face of a strong enemy, unable to revive the morale of the army, and hastily retreating after only ten days of siege, is this really a war?

[Zhang Liao's pursuit arrived in an instant, and he led his army to attack Sun Quan's self-confidence on the spot:

Sun Quan could still comfort himself that Zhang Liao was unprepared for the surprise attack at Hefei City, but this time it was also a counterattack with thousands of soldiers and horses. What was the result?

When Gan Ning, Jiang Qin, and Lu Meng attacked Zhang Liao, Ling Tong was still seriously injured in order to protect Sun Quan, and all three hundred of his guards died in the battle.

Jiangdong's proud bodyguards, the tiger soldiers, were brave enough to fight for Sun Quan's chance of survival.

At the critical moment, the bridge in Xiaoyaojin broke and trapped Sun Quan. It was only by relying on Sui Guli to draw his horse that Sun Quan could jump over with his horse on his back.

Finally returning to Sun Quan's ship, the ministers hugged each other and cried for a while.

Eight hundred thousand and one hundred thousand destroyed the morale of the Wu army, and the confrontation in Xiaoyaojin shattered the confidence of Sun Wu's top leaders.

Since then, Sun Quan came to Hefei at least four times, but all failed, and he never saw Shouchun City behind Hefei again until his death. 】

Ah this... the generals were speechless.

Zhang Fei chuckled and said, "Isn't this Liao just relying on the weakness of Jiangdong soldiers to be bullied?"

"If we lead an army of 100,000 people and Zhang Wenyuan dares to chase him out during the retreat, I, Lao Zhang, will take his surname!"

Huang Zhong couldn't help but blush. Just now, he said that Sun Quan had tiger guards. In a blink of an eye, it was proved that the level of Jiangdong's top soldiers was mediocre.

"General Huang, don't worry about it!" Guan Yu said carefully: "Wen Yuan is brave and brave, which is rare in the world."

"Jiang Biao's tiger ministers have not fought hard and only used Shanyue nobles to attack. Naturally, they cannot be Wenyuan's personal guards."

Huang Zhong held his hand and said nothing, thinking that he could not let his Jingzhou soldiers be like Jiangdong soldiers.

Can the conquest of Shanyue be considered a battle? When encountering these... light curtains in the north, what do you mean by that sentence? A place to raise gu!

If you only conquer Shanyue and are proud of your achievements, then you will definitely lose in a battle with these people like Sun Quan!

Remember this commandment!

[There is still a scenic spot in Xiaoyaojin called Zangzhoupu. The "Minutes of Du Shi Fang Yu" records that "Zhang Liao, who was in charge of Sun Quan, dug this place to hide the warships."

This shows that the bridge at Xiaoyaojin was actually demolished by Zhang Liao, and this group of troops had already been hidden here before Sun Quan arrived.

This is a famous general who accurately grasped the battle situation even though he was in a difficult situation, and finally grasped the glimmer of possibility and made eternal achievements. It was not simply Sun Quan's bad luck.

It can be said that Jiangdong completely lost this battle regardless of bravery or strategy.

"Wei Lue" records that "it was so powerful that Jiangdong was so powerful that the child refused to stop crying and his parents were afraid of him.\