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

At the gap.

Pang De was wearing heavy armor and had a sharp gaze.

According to his command, the Wei army soldiers quickly lined up at the gap, and the archers nervously put their arrows on and prepared to shoot.

"Archers, get ready, target the Han army in front!"

Pang De's voice was particularly prominent on the noisy battlefield.

Following his order, a dense rain of arrows shot at the rushing Han army.

The Han army did not retreat, but instead accelerated its pace.

At the same time, the Han army's archers also began to fight back.

The two sides of the arrow rain formed a counter-shooting.

"Shieldmen move forward, protect the archers!"

Pang De gave the order again.

The shields of the Wei army moved forward and formed a tight line of defense.

But the Han army's arrows still fell like raindrops.

An arrow grazes Pang De's shoulder armor, causing him to dodge sideways involuntarily.

It almost hit.

The crossbowmen of the Wei army were suppressed.

Then, the spearmen of the Han army began to charge and engaged in a battle with the swordsmen of the Wei army.

The two armies fought in a melee, with swords and knives clashing and metal and iron symphony.

The battlefield was in chaos.

Suddenly.

A group of Han wolf riders rolled in and broke through the Wei army's defense line in a blink of an eye.

Zhang Liao waved his long sword and took the lead in charging into the Wei army.

His horse hooves crushed the dust, and his long spear was like lightning, invincible.

Wherever he passed, countless Wei soldiers were chopped to the ground like grass.

"Enemy General Zhang Liao!"

Pang De's deputy general exclaimed.

Pang De gritted his teeth, grasped the long sword in his hand, and rushed towards Zhang Liao.

The two horses met.

The weapons of Pang De and Zhang Liao collided in the air, making a crisp sound.

"Zhang Liao, don't be so arrogant!"

Pang De shouted loudly, and his sword skills became more fierce.

Zhang Liao sneered and slashed back with a sword, with a force like a mountain pressing down on his head.

Pang De barely blocked it, but he felt a huge pressure.

"Pang De, although you are brave, you can't escape death today."

Zhang Liao's words were full of madness.

The long sword in his hand covered Pang De with a force that was so powerful that the sky collapsed and the earth split. (To read the exciting novels, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

The two fought for dozens of rounds, and Pang De gradually felt exhausted.

Finally, a shot was made carelessly, and Zhang Liao took advantage of the opportunity and stabbed Pang De in the shoulder.

Pang De cried out in pain, knowing that he was powerless to save the situation, and had to lead the remaining soldiers to retreat.

With Pang De's retreat, the morale of the Wei army dropped sharply, and the Han army pursued the victory and completely broke through the defense line of the city wall.

The Wei army retreated step by step and could only retreat back to Chang'an City. []

Pang De retreated back to the city, his face extremely solemn.

He knew that the city wall had been lost, and now his only chance was to set up defenses on the main street to stop the Han army from advancing...

"Send an order, cheer up, and re-form the battle array!"

"Chang'an City, must not be lost!"

Pang De had no choice but to grit his teeth and yell at his soldiers.

The defeated Wei soldiers could only regroup.

And at this moment.

Liu Bei had entered Chang'an and climbed up the city wall.

He looked down at the battle below the city with a calm expression on his face.

At this time, Huang Zhong had led 5,000 elite infantrymen and advanced rapidly along the narrow streets, with the sound of armor colliding echoing in the air.

He waved his long sword and shouted loudly: "Warriors, for the revival of the Han Dynasty, kill all the Wei dogs! ”

The Han army soldiers rushed towards the blocked Wei army along the main street.

At this time.

Pang De stood in front of the formation, holding a long sword, observing the rapidly approaching Han army with cold eyes.

Then, he turned to the deputy general beside him and shouted:

"Pass the order down, those who retreat will be killed!" 5.8

Under his threat, no one dared to retreat among the Wei army soldiers.

In a blink of an eye.

The two armies were only a few hundred steps apart, and the atmosphere was extremely tense.

Huang Zhong rushed into the Wei army formation first, with a long spear like a sword, invincible.

Pang De could only wave his sword to meet him, and the two immediately started a fierce confrontation.

Although Pang De was injured, his swordsmanship was sharp, and although Huang Zhong was old, he was experienced, and the two fought hard..