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

A sarcastic sneer appeared on the corner of Deng Mu's mouth. There was no fear in his eyes, only unparalleled confidence flashing.

He was convinced of Tan Dao's strength, which had been tested in countless battles.

Among the four great governors of the Eastern Wu, Tan Dao's strategic ability might not be as good as Wang Seng, and even slightly inferior to Wu Xun and Su Lu.

In terms of naval warfare tactics, he was undoubtedly a leader, even Wang Seng was slightly inferior.

It was for this reason that Deng Mu confidently handed over the command of the navy to Tan Dao and asked him to fight Chen Ba and Wang Seng.

The river breeze blew gently, and the water surface was calm.

The sunset gradually set in the west, and the blood-like sunset dyed the river red, adding a touch of tragic color to the upcoming battle.

The two fleets approached quickly and entered the range of battle in a blink of an eye.

Deng Mu stared into the distance and finally saw the enemy fleet up close. He had to admit that the Pseudo-Chen navy was indeed powerful.

Although they lost nearly a thousand warships in the battle of Yulin, they actually replenished so many warships in a short period of time.

Whether it was giant ships, fighting ships, or the number of naval battleships, they were no less than his navy.

"Tan Dao, I hope I am not wrong about you..."

Deng Mu turned his eyes to his fleet and focused on the giant flagship. The big flag with the word "king" fluttering in the wind was particularly eye-catching.

In this battle, he placed all his bets on Tan Dao, expecting this young naval talent to show his skills.

Tan Dao stood with his sword in his hand, as calm as a statue.

He stared at the approaching enemy ships with a cold and ruthless gaze, exuding a fighting spirit.

When he saw the "Wang" battle flag, he immediately realized that it was not Chen Ba but Wang Seng who led this pseudo-Chen navy.

"Wang Seng, let's fight it out today and let the world witness who is the real number one in naval warfare!"

Tan Dao tightly grasped the hilt of his sword, and his young face was burning with confidence.

As the fleets of the two armies approached, the battle was about to break out.

Wang Seng stood on the huge warship, and his confident eyes also cast on the "Lv" battle flag. In addition to confidence, his eyes also revealed deep resentment.

"Tan Dao, you traitor, dare to fight with me, Wang Seng.

Today, I will let you see what a real naval battle is!"

Wang Seng snorted coldly, drew his sword in his hand, and shouted sternly, "Beat the drum, the whole army speeds up and destroys the enemy!"

Dong Dong Dong! The sound of war drums rang out, and the signal flags for attack were flying high.

The nearly 100 giant ships and battleships in the front row paddled forward with all their might, rapidly approaching the enemy.

Swoosh, swoosh, swoosh! Thousands of sharp arrows flew into the air, launching a long-range attack on the Han warships.

The arrows whistled like raindrops, and Tan Dao was prepared and ordered loudly:

"Avoid the arrows!"

The Han soldiers on each ship raised their shields to avoid the rain of arrows.

Some soldiers who failed to dodge were unfortunately hit by arrows and fell to the ground. (See the violentFor cool novels, go to Faloo Novel Network! )

The soldiers around Tan Dao quickly formed a tortoise-shell shield wall to protect him tightly.

When the enemy's rain of arrows stopped for a while, Tan Dao immediately shouted:

"Crossbowmen, prepare to counterattack!"

As the flagship signal flag waved, thousands of crossbowmen seized the opportunity when the enemy changed arrows, drilled out of the shield wall and launched a fierce counterattack against the enemy fleet on the opposite side.

Woo woo woo!

More than 3,000 sharp arrows cut through the sky under the setting sun and whistled towards the enemy ships.

The pseudo-Chen army was also well prepared and quickly raised its shields to avoid the Han army's arrows in the same way.

The two sides fought back and forth, advancing towards each other while launching long-range attacks with arrows.

This tactic was very familiar to Wang Seng and Tan Dao.

According to common sense, the two sides should be evenly matched, but because the enemy fleet is tall and the number of giant ships far exceeds that of the Han army, the arrow attack of the pseudo-Chen army is more powerful.

After several rounds of arrow attacks, the Han army began to be suppressed and gradually showed signs of exhaustion.

Deng Mu and his soldiers who were watching the battle in Jiangbei naturally saw all this clearly and began to worry.

"Prime Minister, the enemy's rain of arrows seems to have the upper hand. Tan Dao is a little passive." []

Wen Qin said with concern.

Deng Mu sneered: "Don't worry, you have to believe in my vision and Tan Dao's strength.

His real performance is still to come."

Although the generals were suspicious, they continued to watch the battle on the river.

The Han army warships were still at a disadvantage, and the pseudo-Chen army still had the advantage.

With the advantage of the number of giant ships, Wang Seng did not take the Han army seriously at all. He urged the warships to speed up and approach, and at the same time, he continued to shoot arrows at the Han army.

However, Tan Dao did not move at all, allowing the dense arrows to hit the shield in front of him, making a heart-pounding sound.

The distance between the warships of the two armies has been shortened to within 70 steps! .