The Hun warriors sounded the ancient trumpet and, under the command of Gou, climbed up the city one after another.

The Han army on the city wall was already at the end of its strength and was fighting against the Huns, but was constantly chopped and killed by the Huns warriors who climbed to the top of the city.

Zhang Ji was covered in blood, and more and more Hun warriors were surrounding him.

The sword in his hand was already a little numb.

I think he was a vicious bandit who did everything he wanted when he was young, killing people without blinking.

It was not until he became the king of Han, Liu Bei and was constrained by the military discipline of the Han army that he had temporarily turned to justice.

But the Huns in front of him were even more cruel than him, and they were even more cruel and cruel when they killed people.

Zhang Ji's lifelong military service, but he didn't win many battles.

When he followed Dong Zhuo in his early years, he was beaten by Yuan Shu.

Later, even his nephew Zhang Xiu was captured by Yuan Shu. It seems that he will not have the chance to meet again in this life.

Retribution, all of this may be what the world calls retribution.

There were fewer and fewer Han troops around him. The young general Li Li was hit several times and was finally beheaded by the Hun warrior Usami.
Chapter completed!