Laughing proud of the world of martial arts

Chapter 235
Chapter 93 War Begins

The role of tactics has been reduced, and both sides naturally use them less, and this is even more so in this battle. They directly charged and fought, as if everyone put all kinds of tactics aside.

This is of course not the case, how can the slightest strategy be used on the battlefield, in fact, beheading is also a major strategy in war, otherwise there would be no proverb about capturing the thief first.

The reason why the Tu Meng Army and the Mongolian Army fought so fiercely together as soon as they encountered each other was because neither side wanted to wait any longer.

The Mongolian army is known for being brave and good at fighting. As far as the iron cavalry is concerned, there is no one in the world who is dissatisfied. Of course, this does not include the Tumeng army of the Great Qin Dynasty.

They have their pride, especially in field combat, which is what they are best at. If they are all timid in this respect, then they are not invincible Mongolian cavalry.

As for the Tu Meng army, the commander-in-chief Cang Fei is not a famous general. Although he has been in the army for many years and is proficient in military strategy, he still wins by personal force on the battlefield.

And he was eager to fight the Mongolian army, so he didn't think so much.

He was in a hurry, not only because of the deadline of the mission, but also because the newly established Great Qin Kingdom was not suitable for a protracted war.

The southern expedition to the Southern Song Dynasty can also obtain a large amount of food and grass, but what about the northern expedition to Mongolia?

After regaining the Yanyun and Hetao areas, it is impossible for the Great Qin Kingdom to reap something immediately. Instead, it has to help the local people and let them resume production.

The people of the Great Qin Kingdom didn't say anything about it, it was because Cang Fei was too powerful, his achievements were too great, and the people were all grateful to him, but they really wanted Cang Fei to start this war?
Now that they live and work in peace and contentment, do they feel comfortable?Who wants a group of poor relatives to come and ask them to help?And they have to risk their lives to "greet"?
In order to avoid the opposition of the people, Cang Fei hopes to win the war as quickly as possible and end the war without soliciting too much food from the people.

The war he refers to is not only to regain Yanyun and Hetao areas, but also includes conquering the Mongolian desert, destroying the Mongolian regime, and completing his ultimate mission.

Therefore, his time is very tight, and no waste is allowed, which is why he quickly launched a decisive battle with Mongolia so tacitly.

As in previous wars, Cang Fei was the commander in name only, and he was not the commander.

"Your Majesty, the battlefield is dangerous. You should stay in the central army and let me lead the charge." Guo Jing cooperated with Cang Fei for the first time and was not familiar with Cang Fei's fighting style, so he repeatedly advised him.

"I've made up my mind, there's no need to discuss it again." After Cang Fei put down these words, he didn't care about Guo Jing anymore.

He left the location of the Central Army to Guo Jing, and let Guo Jing take the command, while Cang Fei rushed to the battlefield with the imperial guards.

The [-] imperial guards were the elite of the Tumeng army who were carefully selected. When defending the palace in Luoyang, they also practiced endlessly day and night, in order to cooperate with Cang Fei to carry out the beheading operation one day.

And this war that will determine the future and destiny of the Great Qin Empire, naturally they cannot be left out. Under the leadership of Cang Fei, they went straight into the battlefield, and the target was the Mongolian Central Army.

Cang Fei's strategy in this war is very similar to the old Taiyuan battle, almost a replica of that battle.

Of course, this battle is very different from the battle of Taiyuan.

In the battle of Taiyuan in the past, the 20 Mongolian army had the upper hand against Cangfei's 50 Tumeng army.

But now the 50 Mongolian army can only fight to a tie against the 100 million Tumeng army. The two sides are just engaging in a tug-of-war, and no one can do anything about it.

It's not that the Mongolian army has become weaker, but that the Tumeng army has become stronger.

In the past, when Cang Fei established the Tu Meng Army, the trilogy was extremely weak. Even if the Tu Meng Army of thousands of people encountered a hundred Mongolia soldiers, they were defeated. Only Cang Fei took action to save the defeat.

And after so many years of fighting against the armies of Mongolia, Southern Song Dynasty and Dali, the current Tumeng Army can be said to have experienced many battles, sharpened into a sharp sword, and truly become stronger.

In terms of the quality of individual soldiers, the Tumeng army is still inferior to the Mongolian soldiers, but the gap is not too far. Even without Cang Fei, they can still compete with the Mongolian army.

Seeing the growth of Tu Mengjun, Cang Fei was very happy, but he didn't intend to watch Tu Mengjun and Mongolian soldiers really fight to the death like this, to compete.

The Tu Meng Army was created by him alone, and they are all his subordinates, his people.

In order to defend Daqin, to recover the lost land, and to complete the mission, he had to go to war, but he absolutely did not want a large number of casualties among his subordinates and people, he wanted to win quickly.

Therefore, after the war started, Cang Fei took action immediately, leading his Imperial Guards, directly into the Mongolian army, and once again carried out the beheading operation he was good at.

Compared with the general Tumeng army, Cangfei's imperial guards are stronger and more astonishing in combat effectiveness, and they are not far behind the elite Mongolian cavalry.

While the other Tumeng troops were still entangled with the Mongolian soldiers and fell into a stalemate, the imperial guards, led by Cang Fei, charged into the Mongolian army, went straight to the Mongolian Central Army, and headed towards the Mongolian Central Army Commander's Flag.

Relying on his extraordinary physique, Cang Fei stared into the distance with a pair of eagle eyes. Under the flag of the Mongolian Central Army Commander, wearing a handsome robe, he was constantly commanding and dispatching a Mongolian commander of the Mongolian Army.

Cang Fei knew that this should be the goal of his trip, the new Khan of Mongolia, Kublai Khan.

At the same time, he also noticed that there were three people sitting cross-legged in front of Kublai Khan, two monks and one warrior.

The Tibetan monk Jinlun Fawang in the middle is Cang Fei's old opponent. Cang Fei had learned Jinlun Fawang's brilliant moves in the battle of Taiyuan, and knew very well the power of Jinlun Fawang.

Cang Fei asked himself that his martial arts were much higher than that of Jinlun Fawang, especially since his strength had improved during this period, Jinlun Fawang was even more fearless.

But this is not a one-on-one contest, but a battlefield of millions.

Just like the last battle of Taiyuan, his martial arts could beat Jinlun Fawang, but under the restraint of other Mongolian soldiers, he could not do anything to win Jinlun Fawang, so he could barely suppress Jinlun Fawang. Failure to kill Meng Ge changed the situation of the battle, and Cang Fei might have been overwhelmed by the Mongolian army.

Therefore, even if he was as strong as Cang Fei, he would not dare to underestimate Jinlun Fawang and regard him as a major threat.

As for the other two, Aliba, a monk from India, and Wang Wei, a warrior, Cang Fei didn't know each other, but he saw that these two were juxtaposed with Jinlun Fawang, and he knew that they must be martial arts masters. It is not known how Yin Kexi and Nimoxing came to be.

(End of this chapter)