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At this time, the rebels dug deep trenches outside the city, making it impossible for the cavalry to rush out of the city.

If the advantage of cavalry is abandoned and the troops are switched to fighting on foot, the advantage of cavalry charging from a high position and defeating the slow enemy with speed will be lost, and the gap between the combat effectiveness of the rebels outside the city will be further narrowed...

In this way, it is equivalent to giving up the absolute advantage of cavalry, and there will be no more "303" combat effectiveness that can crush withering withering withers. If 3,000 cavalry dismount and fight on foot, they may fall into the sea of ​​people of tens of thousands of rebels outside the city, and they may be in danger of being wiped out at any time.

After all, among the tens of thousands of troops outside the city, although there are many civilians and farmers, there are also some private soldiers and death warriors trained by aristocratic families.

The combat effectiveness of those private soldiers and death warriors is not lower than that of the regular army of this era. Under the siege of ten times the number of troops, they will definitely suffer a great loss.

What's more, the number of rebels displayed outside the city is mainly from Shanyang County, and not all the private soldiers and soldiers from Henei County have been mobilized. It is even possible that there are more soldiers and horses ambushed in the mountains and forests outside the city, in invisible places.

In this way, the Cao army defenders in the city should not act rashly at this time.

The most correct way is to rely on the city of Shanyang County and defend the city, so Kong Rong's words just now are both alarmist and a statement of fact.

It is telling the surrounding Cao army soldiers that at this time, the situation outside the city makes them trapped in the city.

Of course, Kong Rong's position is on the family, he will not consider these Cao army soldiers, his purpose is to restrict these Cao army soldiers.

Then, Kong Rong and Dong Cheng could submit a memorial to the court, saying that they were surrounded by the rebels in Henei County and could not break through, so that the court would continue to send more troops to support them.

Thereby achieving the goal of making Cao's father and son separate the military power in their hands, which is also part of Sima Yi's plan.

After all, if this is the case, the Cao army in Shanyang and Henei County can easily wipe out the rebellion they launched. How can Cao's father and son distribute troops at that time?

As for if Cao's father and son really sent more troops from the court, the aristocratic families headed by the Sima family in Henei County would not be afraid. The mountains, rivers, land, and cities in Henei County were the foundation of their management for generations, or even hundreds of years.0

With these cities and Wubao, they have enough confidence to hold on for a while. Moreover, even if things are not going well, they can escape into the Taihang Mountains from the secret passages they have reserved.

Henei County is connected to Taiyuan County, and behind it are the vast Taihang Mountains. It can be said that it can attack or defend. (To read the exciting novels, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

This is also the confidence of the Sima family.

And Dong Cheng also saw what Kong Rong meant,He immediately echoed there: "Master Kong Rong is right. Those people outside the city have become rebels. I'm afraid they are another group of Yellow Turban bandits.

And as far as I know, there are already tens of thousands of Yellow Turban remnants such as Bai Rao and Sui Gu in the mountains and rivers of Henei County.

At this time, when the enemy is strong and we are weak, we should not send troops, but ask the court for support."

Kong Rong and Dong Cheng sang the same tune, although it seemed extremely sincere and there was nothing wrong with it.

But in fact, since Cao Ang sent this army to follow Kong Rong and Dong Cheng, how could he not have made sufficient arrangements? .