Influenced by the Central Plains culture, Japan has been a very superstitious country since ancient times. Although they are all as cunning and cruel as outlaws, once they are involved in the theory of ghosts and gods, these gangs will immediately become timid.

The Japanese have experienced many periods in history, but the only thing they are proud of is that no one has overturned the so-called emperor's rule. In other words, if the first emperor was cut out from the soil and tested for DNA, they would still have a blood-source relationship with the modern emperor. Although this relationship may have been very weak, it is undeniable that there will be.

As for why this happens..., because the Japanese believed that they believed that the first emperor was the so-called descendants of Aunt Amaterasu. As humans, they could not replace his descendants. Therefore, although in various historical periods, there were powerful ministers who used the emperor to command princes and some powerful ministers to support puppets, it is undeniable that these very frustrated emperors were descendants of the first emperor.

This point indirectly proves the superstitious thoughts of the Japanese. Of course, there are some more direct proofs, such as the existence of various temples and divination shops, various magical ghost legends, etc.

Oh, these are all off-topics and back to the book.

The Japanese were so scared that they could not stab the Tang army with a knife that they were scattered. Even when they watched the Tang army chop off the knife, they didn't know how to avoid it. In a blink of an eye, countless people were chopped to the ground.

At this time, many of those who had no weapons picked up the swords left by the Japanese from the ground. Although they were a little smaller and were almost the same as those in their hands, it was better to have weapons than not.

Moreover, Hou Junji issued a death order. If the Japanese cannot be defeated, then there is only one way to die.

Compared to Lao Hou who drew a gun and killed someone after a disagreement, there is no doubt that those Japanese sluts are easier to deal with. After all, 20,000 to 50,000, and have an advantage in height and physical strength, it should not be difficult to kill them.

So as soon as the two sides contacted each other, the Expeditionary Legion caught the Japanese off guard because of their height and strength. By the time the Japanese reacted, they had already lost the opportunity and got involved with them.

The fight lasted throughout the afternoon. Although the Japanese were fierce, they were still timid when facing the Expedition Legion, which was obviously not wearing armor but could not be killed. The psychological pressure and physical exhaustion made them choose to escape.

However, the Expeditionary Legion, which had suffered a lot of cowardly at Hou Junji, would not give them a chance to escape. They chased them almost without thinking. The pursuit lasted for a whole night, and they were exhausted before they retreated back to the camp.

The broken Japanese fled in a mess in the direction of Osaka until they met the eldest brother of Yamabe and his party.

...

After listening carefully to the messy statements of the defeated soldiers, Shanbei's eldest brother Wang was silent. He clearly realized that their fierce tactics had been seen through by the Tang army. If he continued to fight against the Tang army in this way, what would be waiting for them would be a disaster.

"Your Highness, please mobilize all troops to fight the Tang army to fight this decisively. You can't drag it on like this anymore!" The head of the clan of the Fomen clan also listened to the statements of the defeated soldiers from beginning to end, and he made his own suggestions to the eldest brother of Shanbei.

"Yes, Prince's Palace, if you drag it down, it will only encourage the prestige of the Tang people. Instead of letting our warriors be eaten away by them little by little, it is better to compete with them." Suwo Yuyi also realized that it was not the first time to fight for the spirit, and he agreed to the leader of the tribe.

The eldest brother of Shanbei was not surprised by the performance of the two. Faced with the situation of national destruction, the little bit of interests between individuals and families have become less important. If the two have to continue to entangle at this time, he would not mind killing all of them to warn you.

"Your Highness, please make a decision quickly. If you delay, you are afraid that other changes will occur in Pingchengjing. If the Tang people occupy Pingchengjing, it will be not easy for us to drive them out of the sea if they have a foothold." The head of the Wu tribe clan said nothing about Suwo Ekima's statement, but just looked at the long-term unspeakable eldest brother King of Shanbei and urged him.

"At this critical moment, you can understand the general and let go of your prejudice, which shows your loyalty to the country in your heart. I am very comforted!" The eldest brother of Shanbei swept over two new subordinates with great revenge on life and death, nodded and said in praise.

"Your Highness, my affairs are all trivial matters. When we drive the Tang people out of the sea, we will continue to be beaten to death!" The head of the Youbu clan clan is also an old traitor. From the words of the eldest brother of Shanbei, he heard that he wanted to mediate the relationship between his family and the Suwo clan, and he spoke in advance to block the words behind him.

Seeing that the leader of the Wubu clan leader was firm, he looked at the contempt expression on Su Io Yuyi's face and knew that his plan was impossible to achieve. So he sighed and said, "Since that's the case, then forget it. You each sent people back to recruit people. Let's fight the Tang army to the death outside Pingcheng Jing!"

"Ah!" The leader of the tribe and Su I, Yuyi, agreed to turn around and leave, looked at each other at the entrance of the temporary tent, and turned around.

...

Just as the Japanese were mobilizing their troops to fight the Tang army, Hou Junji, an old man, had already brought more than 100,000 troops to Pingchengjing again, setting up a formation in the south of the city, and various new equipment filled every open space outside the city.

Li You, Li Zhen, Songtsen Gampo and others surrounded the old man, all of whom were serious, like students who had just walked out of school.

"Boys, watch it carefully. I will teach you another lesson today." The old man Hou Junji had just commanded a victory yesterday. It was his complacent moment. He looked at the figures scattered around the capital of Pingcheng in the distance and said proudly.

"Uncle Hou, please!" Li You also wanted to know how Hou Jun gathered to capture the Japanese city in front of him. While speaking, he took a telescope from his personal guards.

"Look!" Hou Junji smiled and waved his hand to the messenger beside him.

The messenger seemed to have to pass some orders in advance, and there was no need for old man to say more. When he saw him wave his hand, he ran out immediately and shook a flag.
Chapter completed!