After crossing Jiming Mountain, the Shu army's march became more cautious. Jiang Wei had issued an order to enter the state of combat, and the previous order was in a state of first-level combat readiness. Now all the troops are ready for battle and can start war at any time.

Because this place is already very close to Chen Cang, the Wei army certainly could not allow them to arrive at Chen Cang easily, so a big battle must be inevitable.

Jiang Wei also made careful preparations for this battle. In order to fight this battle, he and Sima Lun not only mobilized most of the troops in Longxi, but also ordered Hu Fen, who was stationed in Jieting and Zhang Yi, who was stationed in Liucheng, to give up the defense of the two places and lead all their troops south to Chencang.

If the battle of Chen Cang fails, then it will be meaningless for them to stick to Jieting and Liucheng. The Wei army can advance west along the Wei River and take Zhucheng in Ji County. If they can defeat the Wei army in Chen Cang, they will not only lift the siege of Chen Cang, but also have a high probability of recovering Guanzhong.

Therefore, no matter whether it is victory or defeat, it is meaningless to stick to Jieting. As the decisive battle of Chen Cang begins, the gains and losses of Jieting are no longer important. The Wei army is mobilizing troops and concentrating their strength to fight the decisive battle. The Shu army and Sima army must also make adjustments in this regard and devote themselves to the battle with all their might.

This 30,000-man side division is also crucial to Jiang Wei. Jiang Wei knew very well that his actions had completely fallen under Cao Liang's control. On the road to Chen Cang, Cao Liang would definitely send heavy troops to intercept him, so this strange army in Jieting became the key to breaking the siege of Chen Cang.

Sure enough, just after arriving in Heisuyuan, Jiang Wei received a report from the scammers of the Youshou and found that traces of Wei cavalry appeared in the three directions of northeast and south. They slowly approached Heisuyuan, forming a three-sided encirclement of the Shu army.

Jiang Wei looked around and found that on the horizon in the distance, he saw countless black dots approaching here, densely lined up the horizon, forming a semicircular shape. Although it looked very small, like black ants, as the Wei army continued to advance, the small black dots gradually became larger, and the Wei army could be seen holding a flag flying in the wind high.

It seems that nothing was beyond Jiang Wei's expectations. The Wei army indeed intercepted the Shu army near Chen Cang? Just looking at this dark formation, you will know that the Wei army is not good at coming.

But since all this was expected by Jiang Wei? Then naturally he had nothing to be afraid of? Jiang Wei pulled out the sword he was wearing and shouted loudly: "I am invincible--"

The soldiers of the Shu army responded in unison: "There is an enemy but no one is a man - kill - kill - kill - kill - kill - kill -" the crowd was full of enthusiasm and fighting spirit.

After crossing Jiming Mountain, Jiang Wei had already issued an order to fight, so the troops of each unit of the Shu army were ready for battle. Even if the Wei army appeared now, the Shu army did not look fearful? Instead, they showed a look of fanaticism. These Shu army soldiers were all experienced warriors. For them, they were like eating and drinking water, which was ordinary. If they didn't fight for a day, they were itchy all over, so when they saw the Wei army, these Shu soldiers seemed to become excited.

The brave one wins when they meet on a narrow road? Battlefield duel? The competition is not just about strength, but also about courage. Without the courage to be ready to die. It is definitely a very difficult thing to win in a battle where strength is not too disparity.

However, these Shu troops under Jiang Wei's command have fought with the Wei army for many years and have accumulated rich combat experience. Whether in good or bad times, they can deal with it calmly and fight to the death.

This also became Jiang Wei's confidence. It was precisely because of such an army that sacrificed his life to follow that Jiang Wei dared to concentrate all his efforts to rescue Chen Cang and launch a desperate battle with the Wei army.

In comparison, the morale of the Sima Army may be inferior. Perhaps it is because they have been defeated repeatedly in their long-term battles with the Bingzhou Army, and they have a natural sense of fear of the Bingzhou Army, so their overall momentum is obviously much different from that of the Shu Army.

Especially after the appearance of the Wei cavalry, most of the Sima army involuntarily showed a look of fear on their faces. Perhaps this is why the Wei cavalry once brought them a nightmare.

The Wei cavalry was indeed a nightmare for the Sima army. In the countless battles before, they had never defeated the Wei cavalry. Whether it was a big battle, a small battle, a cavalry battle or a melee in the infantry and cavalry, the Sima army was defeated by his subordinates and had never been crushed.

Therefore, the plains once became a nightmare place for Sima's army. Whenever the Wei cavalry roared and launched an unstoppable attack, the Sima's army often did not think about how to face the front, but tried every means to escape, because under the attack of the Wei cavalry, it was difficult for survivors to survive. If they did not escape, they would be dead.

At this moment, when he heard the news of the attack of the Wei cavalry, many Sima soldiers were already fighting with each other and were shocked. The ones who performed abnormally were often veterans. The new recruits did not feel afraid. Like the Shu army, they showed a bloodthirsty, fanatical and excited look of seeking war.

The veterans of Sima had to lament in their hearts that the ignorant people are fearless. Perhaps after the end of this battle, those who have never seen the powerful Wei cavalry can realize it. However, the prerequisite is that these people still have their lives to survive. Those who died on the battlefield will only lament the terrible aspects of the Wei cavalry before they die. I hope to be a soldier in the next life and never meet an opponent like the Wei cavalry.

The Wei cavalry was not very fast at the beginning, but when the Shu army appeared in their sight, the Wei cavalry suddenly exerted force, and war horses roared, as if a storm suddenly blew between the plains. They roared towards the Shu army's team, like a flood breaking through the dam, unstoppable.

The Wei army was wearing ochre yellow clothes, and the sudden force of the entire army was like a yellow sandstorm rolling up between the ground, covering the sky and the sun, and like the water of the Yellow River that broke the dike, it was vast and powerful, so majestic momentum was enough to shock everyone's heart.
Chapter completed!