Several rounds of bow, arrow, crossbow and arrow strikes certainly caused certain damage to the Later Tang cavalry. However, more generals of the Crow Army braved their arrows and would soon crash into the array of the Wei army guarding the imperial guards.

When it comes to cavalry warfare, even if the Crow Army is not the best in the world, it has never been afraid of fighting with any elite cavalry unit... Now, with its usual tactics, it is naturally intended to tear apart a hole in the enemy formation immediately, and then stab it hard like a sharp knife, completely destroying the Wei army's defensive formation.

Since the enemy's fierce and aggressive cavalry were about to kill soon, the crossbowmen of various groups penetrated through the gaps in the back row of the comrades and retreated like a tide. Looking at this posture, it seemed that they could only defend the array composed of the heavy armored infantry of the Wei army to withstand the fierce attacks of the enemy cavalry.

Although Li Cunxu was the first to march out and personally led the Ya'er army to kill the ceremonial guards of Emperor Wei Li Tianqu as soon as possible... After all, as the emperor of a country, it was too dangerous to take on arrows and stones in person. Of course, there were also personal guards to urge the horse to accelerate, and the cavalry surpassed Li Cunxu and formed a series of flesh and blood barriers in front of him.

Originally, he was about to collide with the Wei army's infantry formation soon, but Li Cunxu's eyes narrowed, and suddenly he saw a large number of armored cavalry surging behind the layers of enemy infantry formations... He had experienced the battle formation for a long time and reacted very quickly, and immediately warned:

"Keep your mind! The Wei army will change its formation!"

The heavily armored infantry of the Wei army who were marching shields, as if two gates were like gates, quickly gave way to the left and right sides.

The armored cavalry of the Crow'er Army was rushing rapidly and suddenly found that there were a large number of people and horses in front of them, which had almost reached their teeth, and the armored cavalry with strong bodies accelerated... The group of tall horses were gathered into a moving fortress, and the sensory impact brought to people when they rushed up was even stronger than the cavalry of the Crow'er Army!

So that's it! The Wei people first manipulated the infantry army and made a move to resist the impact of the cavalry led by me... In fact, they wanted to use a fully armed heavy armored cavalry to destroy our army's array!

Li Cunxu immediately realized the intention of the Wei army. He also knew very well that the Crow Army was a light-armored cavalry. If he fought head-on, it would be difficult to compete with such a heavy cavalry as a powerful cavalry that could destroy the formation. Li Cunxu then quickly called orders and commanded the cavalry to drive the war horses, drawing arcs in the process of galloping at high speed, and intended to avoid the invincible crushing of the heavy cavalry of the Wei army that had hit the front!

However, the Ravens were still evading and the back line, and their eyes widened in horror... They saw rows of heavy-armored monsters forming a formation full of steel barbs, and they rushed forward and rushed over! Accompanied by the extremely fierce impact, the Wei army's heavy cavalry roared and crushed by, easily destroying the charge formation of some of the Ravens cavalry. Wherever they passed, the flesh and blood were withering in the ground!

The Crow'er's armored cavalry, who were under the impact, hissed and cursed, but they waved their weapons in vain to slash the armor of the Wei army's heavy cavalry, and they would only make jingling sounds, which was not enough to hurt the Wei army knights who were completely wrapped in heavy armor.

On the other hand, the Si Chong cavalry in front of the palace drove the war horses and easily knocked down the enemy cavalry in front of them. On the horse's horse's swords were flying, and then layers of blood waves were rolled up. The horse's hooves were trampled and flew, and what was splashed was also mixed with flesh and bones!

Although there have been a certain number of casualties, Li Cunxu led the front line to avoid the impact of the heavy cavalry of the Wei army and finally reached the front of the rear side stance formation. Countless horse warriors circled and flew. The black cavalry rushed into the Wei army members arranged in dense formations, and bursts of shocking sounds of people shouting and neighing!

In addition to the Crow Army, which was led by Li Cunxu himself, the battle became more and more intense as the war became more and more intense. The other battle formations of the Later Tang tribes who were in charge of fighting were also shaken, and the scope of the battlefield was constantly expanding. When the horses and cavalry rushed back and forth, they were still mixed with arrows from the sky. The soldiers of both sides who fought hard in various battle groups were also maintaining the strictness of the array as much as possible under the command of Shangguan of their subordinates.

However, in a battle group in the north, a leader of the Tang army suddenly tied up a soldier with black cloth on his right arm. Without saying a word, he pushed his gun and swung his sword. He actually entered the front line of the robe formation that was fighting with the Wei army... Suddenly, he turned against the battlefield, showed off his guy to take action against his colleagues, and immediately turned the unprepared team upside down!

An Shentong, the rear Tang army general who was fighting in the front line, was shocked to realize that the rear line was completely disrupted... He quickly looked back and stared at him with a pair of bull eyes, shouting in shock and anger:

"What's going on? Is it the Changzhi Army led by Zhu Shouyin? What is that guy doing? He was blinded by lard, so how could he attack his own people!?"

And An Shenhui, who was fighting with An Shentong, instantly understood what was going on. He gritted his teeth and immediately said angrily:

"Hateful! Zhu Shouyin's dog thief was going to surrender to the Southern Dynasty, and led his troops to turn against each other!"

The back formation suddenly burst into earth-shaking screams, and a cold light rolled down, and chopped over a sudden attack on the rear Tang army general in front of him. Blood immediately splattered on Zhu Shouyin's face, who was full of fierceness between his eyebrows. The thick beard under his jaw was already covered in blood. His appearance was three-scene and seven-seven-skinny, and he also looked very ugly...

Zhu Shouyin was originally a slave to Li Cunxu, but because he was born powerful and good at flattering him, he was deeply favored by Li Cunxu... It is said that he was originally a slave, and he enjoyed his official position and honor because of the promotion of the Emperor of the Later Tang Dynasty. Of course, he was grateful to Li Cunxu.

But if Li Tianqu heard of this guy's name, he would immediately realize that with Zhu Shouyin's character, he would suddenly betray Li Cunxu at an important moment of life and death. This is absolutely reasonable.

After all, Zhu Shouyin was just a slander. According to the original trajectory, he not only colluded with actors such as Jing Jin, but also framed loyalty and kindness... Even though Li Cunxu was extremely protective of him, Zhu Shouyin realized that the emperor was angry with the public, and the officials from all over the border had turned to support Li Siyuan. He deliberately kept his troops in the palace incident and sat down to watch his lord die by arrows.

Although Li Cunxu, who had only a hundred followers around him, killed hundreds of rebels, he was shot by a wandering arrow and died in the hall. After hearing the news, Zhu Shouyin immediately rushed to the palace and took the opportunity to plunder it. After sending someone to greet Li Siyuan, he turned around and left behind his old master who had the knowledge of his knowledge and promoted great kindness.

Now the situation is even more dangerous. Although Li Cunxu made a desperate plan, Zhu Shouyin was completely declining the Later Tang Dynasty... If he turned to another place and had to enjoy wealth and glory, then wouldn't it be time to take advantage of this time and stab his former lord hard in the back in the back of his former lord in order to express his loyalty to the Emperor of Wei and prove that he is useful?

Li Cunxu was determined to surpass his father Li Keyong and achieve the hegemony of the Li family in Hedong. However, he never realized that as a ruler, at least he was far inferior to his father in terms of understanding people... Li Keyong accepted adopted sons who were good at fighting, and were basically loyal to the Li family in Hedong. Even Li Cunxiao, who was arrogant back then, was as instinctive as seeing his adopted father...

However, the confidants promoted by Li Cunxu were mixed with dragons and snakes, each with ulterior motives, and they often exposed their faces at critical moments, and it was impossible for them to follow Li Cunxu to continue their loyalty...

Thinking of Li Cunxu's harsh rebuke to him a few days ago, Zhu Shouyin was just holding a grudge in his heart. When he commanded the soldiers who were incited and willing to turn against him, he slashed at his colleagues' team in front of him with a fierce voice:

"Damn it! Li Yazi insists on taking risks. We don't have to follow him to die anymore. In the end, the Southern Dynasties are more prosperous. We must strive to find a future. Of course, we must be cruel and extreme, and we don't have to talk about the relationship between robes and love!"
Chapter completed!