Fu Cunshen, the Privy Councilor of the Wei Dynasty, was famous for his martial arts and was already a famous general who made other forces famous and beautiful. His sons followed him one after another and Fu Yanqing, the fourth among them, has begun to stand out. The title "Fu Di Fourth" actually means that the fourth brother of the Fu family can command military commanders and become closer to their father Fu Cunshen.

Liang Kezhen and Li Shouyang also heard of Fu Yanqing's name. They knew that he was brave and crafty, and were good at using troops. Although the other party was only in his twenties, they were also an opponent that should not be underestimated.

"Stabilize the queue! If the formation is destroyed by the enemy cavalry, it will be only slaughtered! Hold the enemy's attacks tightly, then the Wei army's armored cavalry, except for riding on the war horses, is no different from infantry. The soldiers of the troops closely cooperate to kill all the enemy troops who intend to step on the formation!"

Even if the Yue Kingdom was also short of war horse resources, Liang Kezhen was a general with rich experience in fighting. He knew that Wei Chaocheng had many cavalry units, and there were also tiger and wolf troops who had become famous for a long time... Of course, he had already prepared to fight with large-scale enemy cavalry.

However, when we went north to rescue Wu, we could not defend the city at the moment, and when we had to fight field battles with the Wei army, we still had to use the horse-resisting rifle formation. Facing the whistling cavalry, infantry equipped with spears and shields must be arranged in a tight formation, point the spear in our hands at the enemy, so as to stabilize the array as much as possible, and weaken the momentum of the enemy's attack.

Under Liang Kezhen's command, a large number of infantrymen stepped forward and smashed the tight shields heavily on the ground. Long spears poked out from the gap. One end of the gun was raised obliquely, and it was immediately arranged into a dense and cold stair formation. The Wei army cavalry, who had rushed through several layers of formations, continued to drive the war horses to spread their four hooves and run like arrows. The military weapons in their hands were raised high, and cold light shone out under the reflection of the sunlight.

The dull collision sounded constantly, hitting the shield and slalom, and his body was neighed by the war horses pierced through several spears. The overturned knight quickly pounced on himself, shouting and killing, and still rushed forward. Countless weapons were waving around, and the sound of collision and curses mixed with the screams of the seriously injured and dying warriors. This field battle became more and more lives disappeared in this wilderness at every moment.

Fu Yanqing, who had also arrived at the battlefield, looked at him and looked up. He had red tassels on his head, his arms and shoulders were like a tiger's head, and his chest armor was equipped with heart protection mirrors in front and back, and black scale armor was also very heroic... Compared to when he first came to the battlefield with the Later Tang army, there was obviously a bit more maturity and stability in his eyebrows. His appearance and temperament were really similar to his father Fu Cunshen when he turned to Li Tianqu for service...

Li Tianqu is of course very clear. Fu Yanqing's three daughters became the queen of the mother during the Later Zhou Dynasty and the Taizong of the Song Dynasty. They were also equivalent to the handsome appearance of the Northern Zhou Dynasty. The three daughters were the royal father-in-law Dugu Xin, the queen of the three dynasties... The daughters were all beautiful, and Fu Yanqing's father-in-law, of course, would not be bad as a father... In addition, he is famous for his superb archery skills and his appearance when he went to war. According to Li Tianqu's opinion, he was very fond of Li Guanghuarong, who came out of the TV series "Water Margin" that he watched later...

To marry Fu, Li Tianquxin said that it would probably be my grandson... It's not necessary to think so far now. In short, if I lay a solid foundation, then my children and grandchildren will be blessed. Just talking about the achievements and promotions made by Fu Yanqing so far, he has gradually become the only one. I heard that Fu Yanqing will all give all the bounties and property issued by the court to his subordinates, so all the tribes are willing to work hard for him. Moreover, he does not like drinking, is humble and respectful to the corporals, and never be arrogant when talking to his guests and his subordinates.

So if Fu Yanqing is in charge of the army, now he is as if he is fully in line with the standards of a top-ranking general.

Fu Yanqing watched for a while, with a calm expression on his face and said lightly:

"The State of Yue sent Liang Kezhen and Li Shouyang to rescue Wu. Faced with the impact of our cavalry, they could quickly command the infantry to form a close array to resist. The enemy was not a mob that was defeated. It seemed that they had some means of using troops to govern the army...

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The troops and horses of Yue who supported Wu were probably clear, so there was no need to be entangled with them today. They ordered all troops to withdraw their troops. As much as possible, they could help the fallen soldiers to evacuate from the battle group and retreat to the northern corner of Qianzhou."

Fu Yanqing had just issued a military order, and his fifth brother Fu Yanneng, who was beside him, rode his horse to his side. Fu Cunshen's nine sons, Fu Yanchao, Fu Yanrao, Fu Yantu, and Fu Yanqing successively joined the army, and are now ranked fifth. According to the historical trajectory, Fu Yanneng, who has become the defense envoy of Chuzhou, is over fifteen years old and has also received a military service. He took advantage of the Wei Dynasty's large-scale southern expedition to help Fu Yanqing and gain more military experience.

After hearing Fu Yanqing's order to withdraw the troops, Fu Yanneng was a little puzzled and asked quickly:

"Fourth brother, Liang Kezhen, Li Shouyang, the commander and the commander of the Wu State seemed to be only 60,000 to 70,000. Although our army only had 15,000 troops, if we had sent Kuaima earlier to communicate with our colleagues, including Anjie, Chai Jie, Wang, Mi, etc., and gathered military strength, it would be impossible to annihilate the enemy troops in one fell swoop.

Now that we are in a confrontation, our cavalry department has already attacked the enemy's formation... Then why not fight for a while? As long as we can break the enemy's formation, there is a possibility of breaking it in one go. But now we retreat, wouldn't we still have to let the reinforcements of Yue continue to move north?"

Fu Yanqing shook her head, turned to look at the fifth brother next to her who was still a little childish on his face, and said again:

"The purpose of this confrontation with the Vietnamese troops is to first understand the depth of the enemy general Liang Kezhen's ability to lead troops to fight. If these 60,000 or 70,000 Yue soldiers are just mobs with slack military discipline and low combat power, then our army will defeat them in one fell swoop. But now it seems that Liang Kezhen is not easy to deal with. His Yue soldiers and horses are not weak soldiers who are about to collapse. There are 15,000 soldiers and horses, and they cannot defeat this enemy with just this battle.

Although more than half of our army are cavalry, if you think the Vietnamese army's array is moving, you still have the chance to attack and the enemy will be completely disintegrated... But in my opinion, this possibility is not great. If we continue to fight, the cavalry of our army will be trapped in the enemy's formation, and there is no need to increase casualties.

Now, the two commanders of the Huaixi Army, Chai and An of the Huainan Army, and even our commanders to the south to conquer Chu's general envoys and the troops of the deputy envoys, and they also attacked important places such as Shangyuan, Xuanzhou and Xuanzhou. Xu Wen and Xu Zhigao were in charge of the city and Zhou Ben, the general of Wu, to rescue him... It would be better not to bother the rest of the army. With 15,000 troops, we should restrain the army of Yue's country to assist Wu, and we should not be in a hurry."

Fu Yanqing said in a deep voice, which was quite a bit like the father Fu Cunshen mentioned his words and deeds, and then said to his fifth brother Fu Yanneng:

"You remember that those who do not plan a region are not enough to plan the overall situation. Those who are generals must also remember to be calm and not to advance recklessly just because of the outcome of a war. First think about the purpose of the Vietnamese army this time. They still have to continue to go north to support Xu Wen... But how easy is it to fight from the southern corner of Qianzhou to Xuancheng, the capital of Wu, and even the Shangyuan of Shengzhou where Xu Wen is located?

The strength of cavalry is not only about gathering into a charge formation and going forward to destroy the front and breaking the formation, but also about coming and going like the wind. If you win, you attack and kill the defeated enemy. If you fail, you will lead the troops back. However, the enemy will not be able to catch up with it... As for this war, if you do not have the confidence to defeat the enemy formation and the cavalry goes deeper, it is easier to be surrounded by the enemy. Then the casualties and losses of the troops will be detrimental to the loss.

But since we can determine the movements of the Vietnamese army, even if the situation is dangerous, we still have to continue to move north... Then our army does not have to rush to determine the outcome of the enemy in one game. We frequently use cavalry attacks halfway through, tired the enemy and disturb the enemy, and wait until the people are trapped. Then, when I drag down the Vietnamese army in one fell swoop, I have come up with an idea..."
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