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

The majestic Han general was seen holding an iron bow and shooting arrows left and right, with a large flag with the word "Xu" fluttering in the wind behind him.

Countless pseudo-Chen soldiers fell to the ground under his rain of arrows, like dead leaves swept by the autumn wind.

This is the archery god of Hebei, Xu Yi!

The soldiers led by Xu Yi were like a sharp blade, twisting wildly on the battlefield, killing the pseudo-Chen soldiers who had finally escaped, with heavy casualties.

Tan Dao had no time to care about the casualties of the soldiers, and only rushed forward with his head down. It took a lot of effort to break through Xu Yi's interception.

When he looked back, there were less than a thousand soldiers left around him, and he couldn't help but sigh in his heart.

He thought he had finally escaped, and hurriedly ran towards the nearby Boyang East Gate.

However, when he rushed to the gate and shouted to the defenders to open the gate, he found that the top of the city suddenly became as bright as day, and countless Han soldiers appeared with torches.

The strong light was dazzling, and the soldiers of the pseudo-Chen army raised their hands to block it. Tan Dao was shocked and barely looked up. He saw a large flag with the word "Jiang" flying brightly on the top of the city.

Under the big flag, Jiang Qing pointed his sword at Tan Dao and shouted:

"Tan Dao, you dare to be an enemy of the prime minister. You are really overestimating yourself! Hurry up and surrender!"

Tan Dao's face changed suddenly. At this moment, he suddenly realized that Deng Mu not only saw through his false surrender plan, but also set an ambush in Dongying waiting for him to take the bait.

What shocked him even more was that Deng Mu also expected that Boyang City was empty and secretly sent Jiang Qing to seize the city.

"I was played by him to such an extent,"

Tan Dao sighed to the sky, with endless grief and indignation in his heart, "Is his wisdom really beyond my reach?"

However, Tan Dao did not give up resistance. He angrily scolded Jiang Qing as a traitor, and at the same time commanded the remaining troops to bypass the city and break out to the north.

After paying the price of 300 casualties, Tan Dao finally escaped from the siege with less than 700 remnants.

He held a glimmer of hope, hoping that Deng Mu's troops would ambush him in the east camp, and the northern camp might be lax in defense, giving him a glimmer of hope.

When he fled to the north, he found that the gates of the originally quiet Han camp suddenly opened, and thousands of Han soldiers poured out, blocking their way.

At the same time, there was a thunderous cry of killing behind him, and tens of thousands of Han soldiers swarmed in from all directions and surrounded them.

Tan Dao looked ashen, he knew he was in a desperate situation. He looked around in panic, but could only turn around in circles, at a loss.

At this time, Deng Mu, wearing golden armor, slowly stepped into the siege, standing in front of the enemy like a god.

He pointed his whip at Tan Dao and shouted loudly: "Tan Dao, at this point, do you still want to escape?"

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Tan Dao trembled, he knew that with a command from Deng Mu, tens of thousands of troops would crush him and his remaining hundreds of soldiers into pieces.

Either die or surrender, he had no way out.

After a brief struggle, Tan Dao took a deep breath, threw down his weapon, and rode towards Deng Mu.

At this moment, the sky was bright and the two could see each other's faces clearly.

Deng Mu looked at Tan Dao from a distance. Seeing that he was so young and had the talent of a commander, he couldn't help but want to surrender.

And Tan Dao was also looking at Deng Mu. He found that the Prime Minister of the Han Dynasty was not the treacherous and vicious person he imagined, but a domineering but elegant, handsome and silent hero.

"The Prime Minister of the Han Dynasty is indeed worthy of his reputation..."

Tan Dao sighed in his heart.

He approached Deng Mu and reined in his horse within five steps, bowing and saying:

"I have long admired the Prime Minister's name, and today I am finally lucky enough to see him. He is indeed a hero."

Deng Mu sneered:

"Tan Dao, you don't have to flatter me. Now you have only two choices. Either submit to me and help me achieve my great cause, or be buried with Chen Ba. You can choose."

Tan Dao was startled when he heard this, and a chill immediately swept across his back.

He knew that his choice would determine his future destiny. .