Yuan Shao had no choice but to flee back to Hebei with 800 cavalry.

In this battle, Cao's army annihilated and killed more than 70,000 Yuan's troops. Since then, Cao and Yuan's strength has reversed.

Cao Cao was overjoyed, but the letter found in Yuan Shao's camp made him look dark.

Xuchang and some personnel in the army actually wrote to Yuan Shao to express their stance.

Angry, he drew his sword and cut several letters in Yuan Shao's camp into two halves with one blow, and then ordered those letters to be burned.

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At this time, troops were approaching the city of Xuchang, and people inside the city were in panic.

On the city wall, the soldiers were also a little panicked because of the huge gap in strength.

There were less than four thousand soldiers guarding the city.

But the siege army numbered more than 30,000.

Then, the soldiers on the city wall also saw the assembled catapult...and the ladder!

Today’s portion.

I went to work today...with a certain deputy director, and I was extremely tired.

Then the book had to be renamed and the cover changed, which took a long time.

There should be recommendations in a few days.

Waiting until the weekend, the trail will definitely try to add more.

Thank you all for your monthly votes, thank you very much.

See you tomorrow.
Chapter completed!