Even if the leader doesn't run away, his minions won't be able to support him. If there are too many casualties, the minions will definitely run away.

Just like the civil uprising in Yingzhou, Jia Daoquan had to use robbery to fight against Li Kui and others.

Because there were only two to three hundred of his direct subordinates, Zhuang Ding, who really couldn't afford to die. If all of these people died, he would basically be left alone.

Chao Gai also knew that he dared to start this robbery. After calming down, he pretended to be relaxed and said to Mu Hong: "Brother Mu Hong, the opponent you provoked in Yingzhou cannot be underestimated. Fortunately, everyone is here."

Today we have revenge and complaints, why not just do it?" Then he joked: "Fortunately, there are only two opponents like Shi Wengong. If there is another one, we will have no choice but to run away."

This is true.

Chao Gai could hardly handle Shi Wengong alone, let alone one against two.

This is asking for death.

But Mu Hong, the Sangmenxing, seemed to be deliberately going against Chao Gai, and said in a deep voice: "There is another one, but fortunately he didn't come."

Zhang Heng explained from the side: "That guy is stronger."

Chao Gaixin said, "Don't be afraid if you are strong. Not only is he strong, but his moves are also very subtle."

The words of Zhang Heng and Mu Hong brought back Li Jun's memories: "At that time, we were attacking Houdang Gao's manor. Brother Jia Daoquan fought against that guy alone, but he and his horse were knocked away..."

Hearing this, Chao Gai's eyes almost popped out of his head. Is this just because of his strength? It's easy to understand that knocking a person away, but knocking a person and a horse away is something a human does?

Is this the scene of a car accident?
Chapter completed!