Three Kingdoms: Madam, I am a decent person

Chapter 502 Xiahou Dun, Cao Ren and Cheng Yu’s army is attacking!

Generals Xu Rong, Huang Han, Zhen Hao and others nodded after hearing what Zhang Sui said.

Zhang Sui entered the camp with Zhao Tong and other personal guards.

Zhang Sui asked the cook to bring some simple meals over. After eating, he went straight to sleep.

Zhang Sui was exhausted after the long journey from Yecheng to here.

When I woke up, it was already early morning of the next day.

When Zhang Sui came out of the tent, he saw Xu Rong and his 1,000 cavalrymen arrayed outside the tent.

Seeing Zhang Sui coming out, everyone dismounted and shouted, "My lord!"

Zhang Sui glanced at the formation.

There are nearly a thousand people, and it seems that not one is missing.

Even though Zhang Sui thought he was thick-skinned, he almost never cried.

At this moment, looking at the serious faces of each cavalryman, my eyes became a little sour.

Zhang Sui raised his head and forced back the tears that were about to fall. After a while, he lowered his head, looked at everyone with a smile, walked past each of them step by step and said, "A soldier who doesn't want to be a general is not a good soldier."

"If you want to be a general, you must go through the baptism of life and death."

"Although the future is difficult, you may even have to watch your brothers die in battle."

"But, as always, good things come with a hard time."

"Tell me the truth."

"This mission is extremely difficult."

"But it is also a great opportunity to strive to establish merit."

"No one can earn military merit more easily than you."

"Because you are my cavalry."

“Keep your eyes forward.”

"Many generals will emerge from among you, and some may even go down in history."

"Or maybe, in the future, when we sweep across the world, some of you will survive and sit in the yard of a mansion when you are old."

"At that time, your descendants will ask you, Grandfather, why is our family so heroic?"

"You can say this with confidence, because your grandfather once fought on the battlefield with the lord and repelled extremely powerful enemies."

"You all reached your current positions through military exploits."

“Times make heroes, and heroes adapt to times.”

"A bright future and great achievements will not come to us for nothing."

Zhang Sui raised his right hand, clenched it tightly, and roared: "Everything depends on our own blood and lives!"

"We will chop off the heads of those who stand in our way, drink their blood, and step over their corpses!"

"The desire to achieve success will never stop!"

"Those who are good at fighting will surely achieve great success in battle!"

"You are all soldiers now."

"But if you follow me, you may be crowned a king!"

"During the chaotic period at the end of the Qin Dynasty, Chen Sheng and Wu Guang rose up in rebellion."

“I always keep their slogan in mind.”

"Princes, generals and prime ministers would rather have the seed!"

"Among Zhang Sui's soldiers, are there no ones who have been given the title of king?"

"One of you come out and tell me what you want to say!"

Zhang Sui stopped in front of the last soldier, drew the ring-handled sword from his waist, and roared: "Do you want to be crowned as a king?"

The whole camp was in dead silence.

The cavalry looked at Zhang Sui, whose face was ferocious, with some fear.

Zhang Sui stared at him intently.

After a while, the cavalryman closed his eyes and screamed, "Becoming king! I dream about it!"

Zhang Sui grabbed his hand, made him hold the ring-handled sword tightly, raised it high and said: "Fuck him! I want you to be the king!"

The cavalryman opened his eyes and looked at Zhang Sui. His face was flushed red, veins bulged on his forehead, and he roared, "Fuck him! I want to be king!"

Zhang Sui followed up with a roar: "Fuck him, I want to be king!"

Nearly a thousand cavalrymen roared in unison: "Fuck him! I want to be king!"

"Fuck it, I want to be king!" "Fuck it, I want to be king!"

Everyone roared dozens of times until their voices were almost hoarse before they stopped.

Zhang Sui asked the cook to prepare lunch urgently.

After lunch, the army headed straight towards the port.

After crossing the Yellow River, the army landed at Bai Ma.

There were 2,000 infantrymen stationed by Cao Cao at Bai Ma.

They had been warned that a large army was coming from Xudu, so they were asked to prepare for defense and welcome the troops, and also to keep an eye on the movements of the enemy in Liyang on the other side of the Yellow River.

But Zhang Sui came too fast!

When they discovered that Zhang Sui was about to cross the river, they gathered together urgently.

When the army gathered, before they reached the shore, Zhang Sui led his 1,000 cavalrymen and charged straight over.

Of the two thousand infantrymen, Zhang Sui only let two go to report the incident, and all the others were killed!

Zhang Sui ordered his soldiers to chop off the heads of the two thousand men and arrange them into a small hill on the open space of Bai Ma. Next to the hill, there were several flagpoles.

There are three large flags hanging on the flagpole.

A large flag showed Zhang Sui stepping on Cao Cao's head.

A large banner depicted Zhang Sui welcoming the emperor in Xudu.

On a large flag was a picture of Xun You crawling at Zhang Sui's feet, begging for mercy humbly.

All of them were painted by Zhang Sui himself.

Zhang Sui ordered his soldiers to bury the torsos of Cao Cao's 2,000 infantrymen who had been killed to prevent the outbreak of plague.

The thousand-strong cavalry army set up camp less than two miles behind the Skull Hill.

Zhang Sui’s tent was at the front of the camp.

When Zhang Sui was waiting for the arrival of Cao Cao's army at Bai Ma, he was three miles outside the south city of Lihu County and one hundred and forty miles away from Bai Ma.

At this time, at the city gate, a group of officials stood there, looking nervously to the south.

Suddenly, countless black spots appeared on the horizon.

The black spot quickly enlarged and turned into soldiers all over the mountains.

The officials pulled their clothes and shouted excitedly, "Here we come!"

Among the soldiers scattered all over the mountains, flags with names such as "Xiahou" and "Cao" were clearly visible.

In the center of the army, dozens of cavalrymen surrounded several generals and a carriage.

The leader was a tall man wearing iron armor and holding a long sword.

This is the commander of this army, Xiahou Dun.

Prior to this, Xiahou Dun led a large army, and with the assistance of military advisor Jia Xu, he almost wiped out the 50,000-strong army of Yuan Tan, the governor of Qingzhou, in Puyang.

Because of this military achievement, Cao Cao directly submitted a memorial to the emperor, appointing Xiahou Dun as the governor of Yanzhou and adding the title of General Jianwu.

Jianwu means mighty and dominant.

Next to Xiahou Dun was a strong middle-aged man in his forties.

This man was named Cao Ren. He was Xiahou Dun's deputy general, a meticulous man, and Cao Cao's cousin.

Behind Xiahou Dun and Cao Ren, there was a carriage.

Sitting in the carriage at this time was an old man with white hair and beard, thin but tall.

This man was named Cheng Yu, one of Cao Cao's advisers and the military advisor for Xiahou Dun's expedition.

At this time, Cheng Yu opened the curtain of the carriage window, stuck his head out, and said to Xiahou Dun and Cao Ren who were riding in front of him with a serious face: "General Xiahou, General Cao, what's going on? It's been half a day, why hasn't anyone come from Baima to report the situation?"

"I remember I said before that the guards on the White Horse side must report the situation once every hour!"

Xiahou Dun turned around and looked at Cheng Yu, smiling, "Don't panic, Advisor. We will soon be in the county town."

"This place is not far from Baima, only about 140 miles away."

"If there is any movement in Baima, the people here should react."

"I saw that the people at the city gate were entering and leaving in an orderly manner, so nothing serious should have happened in Baima."

Xiahou Dun had just finished speaking when he saw a man on horseback galloping towards the reception official at the city gate, saying something.

One of the reception officials fell directly to the ground!

Xiahou Dun and Cao Ren looked at each other and frowned.

(End of this chapter)