"Protect this commander!"

As soon as he said that, Liang Yongneng felt something was wrong with the aura around him. Look at what the head of the house is like, and then look at his coach. It makes people feel disgusted to say this frustratedly.

Li Kui was a black horse, black armor, black hooded, and rushed to the front of the military formation with a black mask.

When you can't see it from afar, you can give people a kind of pressure that comes to your face.

Let’s look at his coach Liang Yongneng, and he wanted to find a hole to drill down. Isn’t this a big weak point in his momentum without starting the fight?

As for the rebel general?

Some people think they look familiar, not because they have seen it, but because they seem to be very similar to someone in their memory, and the feeling of being about to come out naturally.

"Master, look, the rebel general seems to be like a person?"

"You know?"

The subordinate who spoke was also a dignified leader. When he heard Liang Yongneng's words, he was so angry that he wanted to throw his brain out of his skull. Following such a commander was indeed frustrating. But it is not a big deal that Liang Yongneng was fleeing in a panic on the battlefield. The two Queen Mothers of Liang had worked, the two Liang family had related to the country, and even Liang Yishu, who had just taken charge of military power for a year, had worked.

It seems that escaping on the battlefield is the tradition of Liang's family.

If it weren't for the many benefits given by joining the Liang family, who would have been willing to go out to fight with such a coach?

The general under his subordinate had no choice but to point to Li Kui's direction and said, "The opponent's dark horse, black armor, black cloak, and his face was also black and dirty... like a mask, he... was the black general!"

"Mr. Black is here!"

Liang Yongneng liked reading. In Xixia, due to the royal family's admiration for Confucianism, and even the institutional etiquette of the Western Xia once adopted the Han people's etiquette, and it lasted for many years. Those who changed all this were absolutely unexpected that they were actually a Han person or a Han woman - Queen Mother Xiao Liang.

The biological mother of the current Xixia king.

The purpose of her doing this was to win over the tribal leaders of Dangxiang and to resist the Li royal family who were increasingly dissatisfied with the Liang family's occupation of the government. It has to be said that this plan was successful. Seeing that the tribal leaders had surrendered to many under the Liang family's sect, the Li family had to stop and wait for the opportunity. Later, in order to stabilize the control of the Liang family in Xixia, Empress Dowager Xiaoliang did not hesitate to launch many wars against the Song Dynasty. Each time he suffered a lot of losses. Of course, there were contributions from the Liang brothers. It is hard to imagine that the Liang brothers' record was not the worst, but even worse.

But misery is just an appearance. The real reason is that the Liang family was not from a general in Xixia at all, and they knew nothing about war. Instead, they had a lot of experience in studying, which is why the Liang family was valued.

A scholar is forced to go to the battlefield, and the ending can be imagined.

Before Liang Yongneng could react, Li Kui's cavalry divided at least 5,000 people to bypass the Dangxiang army. This scene made Liang Yongneng tremble with anger. If the other party had 100,000 cavalry, it would be reasonable to do so. But the other party's military strength was far inferior to his own, and he dared to divide his troops to spare the situation. Isn't this bullying him and not knowing how to fight?

"Hold on, I will hold on!"

In the battle on the battlefield, unless the defeated army will respond. The best way to resist the impact of cavalry is the chariot formation, but in the Dangxiang and Khitan troops, this formation is almost never considered. Dangxiang and Khitan troops are mainly cavalry on the battlefield and face the charge of cavalry.

For the armies of these two countries, the best way is to charge with their own cavalry and disperse the enemy.

Unfortunately, one step is slow, one step is slow.

By the time Li Kui had already rushed forward, Liang Yongneng's army was not ready yet.

It was like a loose dam, which seemed tall, but could never resist the surging waves. What's more, Li Kui held back his might and attacked forward. Although the soldiers under Li Kui were largely inferior to Liang Yongneng's elite, it was just because there was a gap in weapons before, and the rebels who had obtained a large amount of equipment in the treasury of Xingqing Prefecture were no longer the same.

Especially the bravery of the main general taking the lead ignited the passion of every soldier.

It was like a collision between water and fire, with huge shouts and blood eroding the defense line.

The enemy's vanguard array was inserted like an arrow, like a red soldering iron. It gently touched the solidified lard, and it was immediately melted into a huge gap.

Especially Li Kui, who was trapped in the enemy army, was like a black vortex around him, sweeping all the lives around him. The huge painting halberd flew up and down, and every time he waved, it was accompanied by a more tragic scream.

Originally, Liang Yongneng thought that in the central army, General Hei had to pay enough price to have the opportunity to hurt him. But he didn't understand at all that, victory was always on the side of courage. Li Kui seemed to be fighting rampantly, but he was very purposeful towards the central army.

Seeing something was wrong, Liang Yongneng shouted anxiously to his left and right: "Retreat, withdraw your troops!"

"Master, you can't retreat. If you retreat, you will be completely finished."

This is a heartfelt word, but Liang Yongneng could not listen. What he was thinking about now was that if he escaped, he could resist the Lord even if he lost some troops.

But can Li Kui give him a chance?

He took the lead, like a big wild boar rushing into the farmland, rushing around the enemy. There was no general in front of him. Even if there were Ruan Xiaoer, Lu Da and others to help, he approached Liang Yongneng's central army in an extremely serious way. At this time, even Liang Yongneng understood that there were probably not many opportunities to retreat.

He has experience in this area and is very rich.

"Kill this beast!"

It’s true that Liang Yongneng, who knew he couldn’t escape, finally issued the first correct order after the battle.

Unfortunately, it's too late.

The rebels assigned by Li Kui were led by Pang Wanchun, with 5,000 cavalry against 20,000 infantrymen, and perhaps the number of people was not superior. However, they were too restrained in terms of troops.

Liang Yongneng's rear army has been cut off.

Facing Li Kui, it was not a false statement. But in order to survive, several generals around Liang Yongneng rushed up.

If you are desperate to kill, you will easily reveal flaws.

The painting halberd was just a beat and slap, and the two bodies fell from the war horses. Li Kui's personal army followed closely with Liang Yongneng's troops. Liang Yongneng felt even more alone and raised his head, but found that the evil god on the opposite side was staring at him fiercely. He felt like he was rumbled in his throat, but was blocked by something.

Until his death, Liang Yongneng had no chance to speak.

The Huaji used the chopping move, and lightly beheaded Liang Yongneng, and after Li Kui provoked his head, he shouted at the battlefield: "Liang Yongneng is dead, why don't you surrender quickly!"

His subordinates also shouted with Li Kui: "Liang Yongneng is dead, why don't you surrender quickly!"

The sound of fighting on the battlefield suddenly became much smaller, and soon, someone put down his weapons.

If there is the first one, there is the second one.

There is a second one, and there is a large area.

There were ding ding dong dong everywhere, and the sound of weapons falling to the ground.

On the battlefield, the saddest thing for the Lord General was undoubtedly: "The thief came to the name!" and he was already dead without saying this.

At this time, Liang Yongneng opened his eyes wide and his eyes slipped at the moment of death, losing all his charm. Pain and fear made his face look like a rough and ugly mask, terrifying.

More and more soldiers surrendered, but some people fought to the death, but as more and more surrendered, the battle has come to an end.

That day.

The deputy general of the Pingxi Prefecture defender, who was frightened by the fighting outside the city, took the lead in surrendering out of the city gate.

Li Kui stared at him for a while and asked, "Would you like to be the deputy general for this commander?"

Jiao Rong looked up at Li Kui. The entanglement in his heart made him look innocent after being played with. He looked like a fight with a human body and a dog head. His innocent eyes were clear and aggrieved. He said to himself: "I surrendered, you still want to play with me. Hei Dashu, is this interesting?"

But Li Kui didn't just talk casually, and the light diagonal Rong said, "It's you!"

After thinking about it, Dijiao Rong randomly appointed an official: "This general rewards you as the deputy marshal of the former army. The troops that Liang Yongneng commanded before will be your command."

Jiao Rong still didn't believe it, but it annoyed Guhar, the first Dangxiang dog-legged son who Li Kui had taken in Xuanhua Prefecture. He looked at Jiao Rong's leg and kicked Jiao Rong down. After gritting his teeth, he said, "What a god? My master is talking to you? Are you willing to agree?"

The personal grudge that was kicked down suddenly disappeared. Jiao Rong hugged Li Kui's combat boots and kissed him, and kept swearing to the sky: "I will never betray the general in this life. If there is any violation, heaven and earth will be killed!"

Li Kui waved his hand and said diagonally, "I'll give you two tasks."

"Master, please give me instructions!"

"Prepare a full meal for the soldiers; in addition, after the dissatisfied with the king, they will prepare to cross the river in three days."

Even those who were dissatisfied with the discerning heart were asked to deal with it by himself. Obviously, Jiao Rong really believed that Li Kui had made him the deputy commander. This kind of trust had never been seen in Jiao Rong's forty years of life. The feeling of being trusted made him wish he could immediately block the loyalty for Li Kui. He held back tears of excitement in the corner of his eyes and walked out of the city lord's mansion.

The reason why Li Kui chose Jiao Rong is very simple.

Whether it is the soldiers or officers he brought, it is difficult to control the surrendered army at once, but Jiao Rong is different. He was originally the deputy general under Liang Yongneng, and he would not have any conflicts between the winner and the surrender when he came forward.

Secondly, the soldiers who just surrendered have unstable morale. If a familiar person comes forward to control them, there will be no emotional fluctuations. Moreover, the soldiers who just surrendered cannot go to the battlefield. Even if they go to the battlefield, they can only make up their numbers.

Li Kui took Pingxi Prefecture.

But Li Bingqian's life was sad.

In recent days, Empress Dowager Liang sent a large army to station around the royal city, but there was no attack.

But Li Bingqian seemed to have fallen into a stove, feeling nervous and anxious about being trapped by the fire.

He wanted to lie on the wall and shout at Empress Dowager Liang: "Beat me, come and hit me!"

This is not because others are inferior, but because there are nearly 100,000 troops in the city, with tense nerves extremely fragile. If he has been suffering from this tension and anxiety under such high pressure, even Li Binggan doesn't know when his psychological defense will collapse. Not to mention that he is a mob army. In this situation, Li Binggan hopes to use defending the city to divert the attention and pressure of the soldiers.

Although it was difficult to defend the city, it was much better than being anxious and doing nothing. He felt that the army trapped in the city seemed to have a group of ants crawling in his body, but he could not vent his feelings.

After less than ten days of besieging, the royal city occupied by rebels became even more chaotic.

When Mi Qinguang was there, Li Kui was jealous of Li Kui's monopoly of power. But if Li Binggan had placed all his sustenance on him, he realized that he was actually stupid.

Especially since he did not have as high prestige as Li Kui in the army, he was under pressure that Li Kui had never taken.

When he walked on the streets of the royal city, he felt a sense of being targeted by others. He even believed that when the battle was in full swing on the battlefield, some of the rebels would even shoot arrows at his back.

Enter the palace.

The guards became even tighter. Li Binggan hid in the hall, repelled everyone and refused to let anyone get close.

Finally, Mi Qinguang arrived in front of Li Binggan, and he found that Li Binggan was holding a short knife tightly in his hand. The scabbard and hilt made of gold showed luxury, and the brilliance of the gems showed the extraordinaryness of this knife. But when Mi Qinguang saw this knife, his heart was cold and he instantly understood the meaning of this knife to Li Binggan.

This is a weapon that has been exhausted, and Li Binggan's confidence has obviously been shaken.

Mi Qinguang hesitated and said, "Master, why don't we rush out and fight the pseudo-emperor for a while!"

"What if I don't win?"

Li Binggan looked at Mi Qinguang with a dull look.
To be continued...