Cao Cao was walking forward with his horse when he suddenly saw a military camp stationed in front of the hillside, which just blocked the way forward.

When Xu Huang saw that he was fighting his own flag, he still did not dare to be careless. After asking, he realized that Yuan Shao had descended to Ma Yan and Zhang Yan, leading three thousand northern troops and horses, and the village was there. That night, he saw the sky full of fire, and he did not dare to turn it, so he happened to follow Cao Cao.

Cao Cao asked the two generals to lead a thousand troops to open the road, leaving the rest to protect themselves. He felt a little relieved when he got this new force.

Ma Yan and Zhang Yi flew forward. Less than ten miles away, a army of soldiers emerged from the shouting. The leader of the general shouted loudly:

"I am the leader of Gan Xingba in Jiangdong!" Ma Yan was about to sign up for the confrontation, but was already being brought by Gan Ning and was stabbed down by a horse with one sword. Zhang Yan came to greet him with a gun. Gan Ning shouted loudly, caught off guard, and was stabbed by a knife in his hand and fell off the horse.

The rear army reported to Cao Cao. Only then did he realize that he could not expect Hefei to have troops to rescue him; Sun Quan must have blocked his way out at the intersection of Hefei Road.

When Sun Quan saw the fire in the river, he knew that Zhou Yu was victorious, he taught Lu Xun to raise the fire as a name. When Taishi Ci saw it, he joined forces with Lu Xun to fight for the future.

Cao Cao had no choice but to look at Yiling and walked. On the way, he ran into Zhang He and his troops arrived, and Cao Cao ordered him to cut off the rear.

Cao Cao whipped his horse and walked to the fifth update. He looked back at the fire getting farther and calm down. He asked his left and right:

“Where is this?”

He replied left and right: "This is the west of Wulin and the north of Yidu."

Seeing that the trees were mixed and the mountains and rivers were steep, Cao Cao immediately laughed up and said, "I immediately looked up and laughed."

The generals asked, "Why did the Prime Minister laugh?"

Cao Cao said: "I don't laugh at others, I just laugh at Zhou Yu for being unscheming, Zhuge Liang was wise. If I was using troops and conquer an army here in advance, what would I do?"

Before he finished speaking, drums on both sides were shaking, and the firelight rose from the sky, which made Cao Cao almost fall off his horse.

A army from the stalker came out and shouted: "I, Zhao Zilong, are ordered by the military advisor, have been waiting here for a long time!"

Cao Cao knew Zhao Yun's courage well and taught Xu Huang and Zhang He to fight against Zhao Yun, but he suddenly left.

Fortunately, Zhao Zilong did not chase after him, but only cared about snatching the flag. Xu Huang and Zhang He were not interested in fighting, so they turned over and chased Cao Cao and protected Cao Cao to escape.

It was dim and dark clouds covered the ground, and the wind in the southeast was still unchanged. Suddenly, heavy rain poured down, soaking the armor.

Cao Cao and the soldiers walked in the rain, and all the soldiers were hungry. Cao ordered the soldiers to plunder food and search for fire to make rice. There was a noise behind him and an army arrived.

Cao Cao was also hungry and cold, and he was very panicked. He looked into the horses and found out that it was Li Dian and Xu Chu who came to protect the counselors. Cao Cao was overjoyed and ordered the soldiers and horses to join together and move forward with the counselors.

Cao Cao asked, "Where is the front?" The Tamma News said, "One side is the Nanyiling Road and the other side is the Beiyiling Mountain Road."

Cao Cao asked again: "Where are these two roads?"

The soldiers reported: "Take the Southern Yiling Mountain Road to Jiangling, the distance is not far. Go to the Northern Yiling Mountain Road, pass the Hulugukoukou and you can reach Xiangyang, but the journey is relatively long."

Cao Cao thought for a while and directly taught everyone to walk on the Beiyiling Mountain Road.

Seeing Cao Cao's face full of gloomy face, the strategists chose to obey this time, and no one stood up to ask why he walked on the northern line.

When the team reached the entrance of Hulugu, the soldiers and generals were all hungry and could not walk, and the horses were also trapped. Most of them fell on the roadside and could not get up.

When Cao Cao saw this, he temporarily got rid of the pursuers. He was afraid that he would enter the mouth of Hugu and was ambushed. So he asked him to rest in front of him. Some people immediately brought gongs and pots, and some people plundered grain and rice in the village. So he picked up dry places by the mountain and buried them in the pot to make rice, cut horse meat and cooked them.

Although the generals were much stronger than the soldiers, they could not resist hunger. They all sat on the ground, took off their wet clothes, and blew the sun in the wind; the horses were picked and put on their saddles and placed them on the wild side, and ate grass under the hillside.

Cao Cao sat under the sparse forest and laughed loudly on his back.

The officials asked habitually: "Why is the Prime Minister laughing again?"

These are the habitual words of these subordinates to deal with their immediate superiors, but they all thought in their hearts: "Just here, the Prime Minister laughed at Zhou Yu, Zhuge Liang, and his young wiseness, triggered Zhao Zilong and lost many people. This time I don't know what disaster caused!"

Cao Cao said, "I laughed at Zhuge Liang. Zhou Yu was not smart enough after all. If I was using military force, I would be ambushing a military horse to wait for work. Even if we lose our lives, we would be seriously injured. If we can't see this, I laughed at it."

I was really afraid of anything I was going to do. While Cao Cao was just talking, there was a neat sound of horse hooves coming from behind. On the hillside not far from them, the black soldiers stood up quietly, holding guns in their hands, and not firing them!

As long as these soldiers fired guns, even Cao Cao would not be spared because the distance was too close.

Cao Cao and the generals were shocked. There were many people who could not get enough to pick up their horses. The cavalry behind had arrived and slowly stopped advancing and spread out in a word.

Although the number is less than 200 cavalry, its equipment is still above the tiger and leopard cavalry. It is difficult to get a name under the pursuit of these cavalrymen!

The general in charge, Cao Cao saw clearly that Zhang Yide, a native of Yan, immediately stood up and shouted, "Where are you going to go?"

When the generals of the army saw Zhang Fei, they all remembered the soldiers and horses of the tiger and leopard cavalry that broke through Dangyang Bridge, and they were all frightened.

Xu Chu rode a horse without a horse and was about to ride a horse to fight Zhang Fei, but Cao Cao reached out to stop him because although Zhang Fei shouted fiercely, he did not ride a horse to fight. This was not his style.

Moreover, the ambushing spearmen were all attracted but not fired. Cao Cao knew that their purpose was not to capture or kill him, and he would have a chance to attack him.

Xu Zhu, Zhang Liao, Xu Huang and other generals also rode bareback horses to protect Cao Cao. The army and horses on both sides slowly confronted each other, and the atmosphere at the scene was very strange.

Although Cao Cao's face looked ugly, he was able to calm down, remain silent, and wait for Zhang Fei's next move.

Zhang Fei did not speak again, but turned his body to one side and a handsome young player out from behind him.

This young general was naturally Ma Su. He carried a spear in his hand and rode the yellow horse that Liu Bei gave him back then, which looked particularly energetic.

Ma Su walked forward a few steps, lowered his spear, arched his hands, and said to Cao Cao very politely: "Prime Minister invites you, Ma Su of Xiangyang is polite!"

Cao Cao knew that he was defeated now, but he could not lose his majesty. Now he was a time to fight wits, and he was not afraid of angering the other party. He narrowed his eyes, tilted his mouth, and said:

"Ma Su? I haven't heard of it. Who is Baimei Ma Liang?"

Cao Cao looked contemptuous, so he naturally wanted to anger Ma Su and let him show his trump card as soon as possible, but Ma Su turned a blind eye and replied politely:

"Ma Liang is his brother!".

Cao Cao was angry at Ma Su but failed, and he had another plan. He simply put on an airs and scolded him:

"As the prime minister of the Han Dynasty, I have a lot of trouble every day. You, a small official who is not a rank, dare to block my way out. If you don't respect the king's laws, what do you mean?"
Chapter completed!