I am not Yuan Shu

Chapter 263 One, two, three, hit!

Xu Chong climbed up the ladder with a sword in his mouth and a large shield on his head, and Yuan Shu followed closely behind him. Seeing this, the other soldiers of the Yi Xin Society also hurried to follow, looking at Yuan Shu climbing up with nervous faces, and then followed Yuan Shu's footsteps to climb up the ladder together.

This was the first time that Yuan Shu climbed the ladder to attack the city. It felt quite amazing, and with adrenaline secreted wildly, he actually ignored the fact that he was a little afraid of heights. He followed Xu Chong and jumped up to the city wall. He stood up with a roll and held the shield across his body.

However, there were no rebel soldiers on the city wall, only Han soldiers. The city wall had been completely occupied by the Han army. The Han soldiers had already begun to attack the bottom of the city wall, preparing to open the city gate through the bottom of the city wall and let in the main force of the Han army outside the city.

The attack was quite successful. The rebels had previously fled into the city in large numbers, and the defensive troops near the city walls were either dead or injured. There were very few who were intact and able to fight. When they saw the Han soldiers rushing down from the city walls, they were scared out of their wits. Those who could run ran away, and the rest were unable to run.

After killing the few rebels who were still able to resist, the first batch of Han soldiers who rushed up headed for the city gate corridor and fought fiercely with the small number of rebels hiding there. They bravely defeated them and killed them all. Then they worked together to take down the bolt and pushed open the heavy city gate.

When Wang Ji and Sun Zun, wearing helmets and armor, led their soldiers to rush towards the city wall, they saw the city gate being pushed open by the Han soldiers. They were immediately frightened out of their wits. Wang Ji even made a sharp roar, shouted like a dolphin sound, tearing his throat, and asked his soldiers to rush over and close the city gate again.

It happened that at this time Yuan Shu and Xu Chong also led a group of Yi Xinhui soldiers to rush down the city wall, and they ran into the headquarters of Wang Ji and Sun Zun. Yuan Shu immediately roared and rushed over, killing the group of rebels with a large shield, roaring like a tiger descending from the mountain.

Wang Ji's main force was directly blocked by the Han army led by Yuan Shu. Then the sharp swords came towards them and chopped them down, knocking the rebels to the ground with bloody heads.

The Yi Xin Hui armed forces trained by Yuan Shu were in no way inferior to the elite of the Luoyang Central Army in strength. They only lacked some experience. However, they were not facing elite enemies, but a group of "elites" among the mob who were even less experienced than them.

As soon as the two sides engaged, it was obvious who was stronger and who was weaker. Wang Ji's troops were killed and forced to retreat in an instant. Their original forward momentum was like hitting a solid wall, with blood splattering everywhere, and they were directly defeated. Yuan Shu's troops chopped hard and rushed forward with large shields, and they actually pushed a large group of rebel soldiers to the ground.

Then he chopped and stomped hard.

The Han army's strong fighting skills made the rebels dizzy and at a loss. They struggled to resist and retreated step by step, completely unable to hold on. No matter how Wang Ji roared and screamed, he could not stop this trend.

Seeing this, Sun Zun made up his mind and simply took the lead and rushed forward with a shield, trying to turn the situation around with the momentum of a desperate charge and buy Wang Ji a chance to catch his breath.

As a result, he ran head-on into Xu Chong, who was leading the charge on the Han army's side.

The strong man who was as strong as an iron tower hit Sun Zun with his huge shield, and he was knocked out directly, along with several of his bodyguards.

Xu Chong immediately led the team forward, and before Sun Zun could get up, he stabbed him in the neck with a knife, killing him on the ground.

Sun Zun's eyes gradually lost focus, his whole body became limp and weak, he trembled a few times, and then died.

Wang Ji witnessed the death of his loyal subordinates in battle. He was extremely sad and angry. He roared and rushed forward to avenge Sun Zun.

As a result, Yuan Shu suddenly appeared from the side!
Yuan Shu roared and charged at Wang Ji with a large shield, knocking Wang Ji to the ground. Then he quickly followed and stabbed Wang Ji in the chest with a backhanded knife.

Wang Ji stared at Yuan Shu with wide eyes and opened his mouth as if he wanted to say something, but what came out of his mouth was not words, but blood.

After vomiting a few mouthfuls of blood, he collapsed to the ground powerlessly and died.

After Wang Ji and Sun Zun were killed in battle, the army collapsed. Yuan Shu and Xu Chong continued to lead the team forward, directly breaking through the team and continuing to advance forward.

The city gate was completely taken by the Han army. Duan Xing outside the city immediately gave orders, and the main force of the Han army rushed to the city gate and entered one after another. Puyang City was officially broken.

After the city was broken, Yuan Shu took the lead in shouting the slogan "surrender your arms and you will not be killed" when he led his troops to attack. Soon, he led a large number of Han troops to shout "surrender your arms and you will not be killed" together, and the sound was deafening.

Affected by this, a large number of frightened rebel soldiers and civilians in the city who had no will to fight threw away their weapons and knelt on the ground begging for their lives. They knelt on the ground in large numbers, so that the Han soldiers who rushed in from behind wanted to kill everyone, but were dumbfounded and didn't know who to kill.

Yuan Shu and Xu Chong still led their troops at the front, galloping towards the core area of the city. There were almost no rebel troops standing anywhere they saw. They rushed and shouted all the way. Almost all the rebel soldiers they saw along the way dropped their weapons and knelt on the ground, not daring to look up, and did not resist at all.

They rushed to the most core area of Puyang City very smoothly, and rushed to the residence of the Puyang prefect, where they encountered a team that dared to resist. Yuan Shu immediately realized that behind this team should be the location of the core leader of the rebellion - Liu He.

He didn't think about anything else, but roared and led the soldiers around him to charge forward, holding up their large shields to face the arrows without fear.

Such a crazy and brave charge also frightened the rebel archers who were responsible for guarding the prefect's residence. Seeing that they could not stop the Han army's charge no matter how hard they shot, they even slowed down their shooting speed.

The Han army, led by Yuan Shu, quickly rushed into the rebel defense formation. The two sides used shields against shields and swords against swords, butted and chopped each other. Both sides were blood-thirsty and fought desperately. For a while, they were evenly matched.

However, the rebels' fighting power was ultimately inferior to that of the Yi Xin Hui armed forces led by Yuan Shu, and their morale was also far inferior. They were quickly defeated at the slightest setback and their formation was dispersed.

Xu Chong roared and led the way into the enemy camp, like a tiger into a flock of sheep, killing people on all sides. Yuan Shu also rushed into the enemy camp and attacked with unparalleled force. The rebels were quickly defeated by this impact, and the army formation that had originally seemed to be in good shape collapsed directly. They all fled backwards crying, and dared not to fight against the Han army anymore.

The Han army continued their attack and soon arrived in front of the prefectural governor's mansion. They were greeted by another dense rain of arrows. The Han army immediately erected a shield wall to block the rain of arrows.

Yuan Shu hid behind the shield wall and instructed Xu Chong to lead the charge as before. Xu Chong nodded, gripped the big shield tightly, roared, and rushed out with the big shield. Following Xu Chong were dozens of soldiers who were equally brave and fearless. Even though a few of them were hit in the legs by the rain of arrows and fell, the others did not stop charging.

Then, the last team of archers was also defeated by Xu Chong. He killed seven or eight people in a row, broke through the last line of defense of the rebels, and arrived in front of the prefect's mansion.

There was a group of soldiers hiding behind the wall in the prefectural governor's mansion and shooting arrows outside. Yuan Shu commanded the army to erect a shield wall for defense, while arranging Xu Chong and a dozen other warriors to rush to the gate of the prefectural governor's mansion with shields. A large group of strong men worked together and began to hit the gate with their strong bodies.

"One, two, three, hit!!"

"One, two, three, hit!!"

“Hit me!!!”

The strong men were banging on the gate of the prefect's mansion frantically, but the gate had obviously been reinforced and there were people holding it up from behind. It would be difficult to break it open relying solely on the manpower outside. When Yuan Shu was getting anxious, Shao Yuan led his team to kill them.

"Yuan Jun! I'm here!"

He brought the archers and ladders that Yuan Shu desperately needed.

Yuan Shu was overjoyed.

"Good boy! You came just in time!"

Yuan Shu immediately ordered the archers to shoot at the courtyard wall, suppressing the rebel archers who were shooting from behind the wall. Then he leaned the ladder against the wall. Shao Yuanze personally led the team to climb the ladder, jumped in, and fought fiercely with the rebel soldiers guarding behind the wall.

The rebel soldiers obviously did not expect that the Han army would reach the courtyard wall so quickly. When they saw the Han soldiers jumping over the wall and rushing towards them with roars, they were immediately frightened and their faces turned pale and their legs trembled. They did not dare to fight them at all and turned around and ran away.

So much so that Shao Yuan even had to lead his men to chase after them and kill a few rebels, while the rest all ran away.

(End of this chapter)