Three Kingdoms: The ghost plotter taught Liu Bei to seize Jingzhou first

As night fell, Liu Bei convened a military meeting in the tent, and Deng Mu and other generals sat in a circle.

Deng Mu unfolded a blueprint and pointed to the east side of the south gate on the blueprint: "Your Majesty, this is our main target of attack. Once the Xiangyang cannon is deployed, we will concentrate our firepower to break through this old city wall."

"Prime Minister Deng, once the city wall is broken, how do we deploy our troops and quickly enter the city?" a general asked.

Deng Mu's eyes were like torches, and he replied: "At that time, I will attack in three directions, with the main force directly attacking the center, and the two wings will encircle and suppress the enemy and cut off their retreat."

Liu Bei slammed the table and stood up, his voice firm: "Everyone, this battle is of great importance, we must succeed in one fell swoop."

"I am willing to fight to the death for your majesty!"

The Han generals in the tent accepted the order generously.

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The next day

The eastern sky gradually turned white, and the morning light shone on the walls of Chang'an City.

Under the city, Liu Bei's army of 100,000 was lined up neatly.

War horses neighed, and the soldiers' eyes flashed with fighting light.

On the city wall.

Pang De, wearing armor and holding a long sword, looked at the movements of the Han army with a sharp gaze.

The soldiers around him also held their weapons nervously, standing on his left and right with uneasy expressions.

Liu Bei stopped in front of the battle, looked back, and saw the generals and countless expectant eyes.

He took a deep breath, then drew his double-edged sword and pointed at the enemy city.

"Start bombarding!"

The imperial edict was passed down.

Then, a low horn sounded through the morning light.

The Xiangyang cannons began their roar.

"Boom boom boom!"

The huge sound of the cannon shook the earth.

The soldiers on the city wall were at a loss for what to do after being caught off guard by the bombardment.

They were like frightened birds, squatting under the battlements to avoid.

The huge rocks scattered towards the east wall of Chang'an City like flowers scattered by fairies.

Suddenly, dust flew and gravel flew everywhere.

Pang De frowned, stood still, and shouted:

"Pass the order down, strengthen the defense of the east wall, and make sure to hold your ground!"

The city wall was shaking constantly.

With loud noises, the east wall finally couldn't hold on.

The last huge rock bombarded, accompanied by a loud sound of collapse.

The east wall collapsed.

Countless gravel flew up and shot at the Wei army soldiers.

Countless Wei soldiers were crushed to death by the rubble.

After the dust settled, a huge gap suddenly appeared on the east side of the city wall. (To read the novel, go to Fulu Novel Network!)

Seeking this, the Han army's morale was greatly boosted, and the shouts of war shook the sky.

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Liu Bei's eyes fixed, and then he shouted loudly:

"All troops attack, kill into Chang'an!"

The horn sounded. []

The Han army rushed to the destroyed gap like a tide.

They were brave and fearless, and there was no retreatShrink.

On the city wall.

Pang De climbed up from the ruins covered by smoke and dust, his armor and face were covered with dust and blood.

The soldiers on both sides were all terrified, but only his eyes remained firm.

He waved the long sword in his hand and shouted loudly:

"Brothers of Wei, block the gap for me!"

"Fight for Wei!"

Although the number of Wei soldiers was small, they quickly organized themselves under the leadership of Pang De and fought desperately against the attack of the Han army.

So.

The two sides fought a fierce bloody battle at the gap in the city wall.

The flash of swords, screams and fighting sounds were intertwined, deafening.

In the Han army.

Liu Bei personally picked up the drumstick and beat the drum for the soldiers to boost morale.

On the top of the city.

Pang De wielded his long sword and slashed at the Han soldiers who rushed up, shouting:

"Warriors of the Wei army, hold your ground and never retreat!"

A battle that concerned the fate of the two countries was fiercely fought under the east wall of Chang'an City. .