Wang Hui took the lead and rushed to the front. Now he changed into a piece of armor, and even the war horses were tightly wrapped in the horse armor. This piece of armor gave Wang Hui a lot of sense of security and also enhanced his self-confidence.

In the past, Wang Hui always felt that wearing such heavy armor was cold to death in winter and hot to death in summer. He was both humble and heavy, and was particularly uncomfortable. Sometimes he wanted to break up.

However, he was later promoted to General of the Tunqi Camp. Since he was the commander of the Tunqi Camp, he naturally had to set an example and of course he could not complain anymore. However, from the depths of Wang Hui's heart, he was still very resistant to this armor.

This time, Wang Hui surrounded the Wu army's retreat, and Wang Hui advanced with a light cavalry, feeling comfortable and happy. He really felt relieved. It made Wang Hui feel quite moved. It was better to be a lightning cavalry. There was no burden on his body, and he rode his horse and was as fast as lightning. This feeling was simply too good.

But the reality slapped him in the face. It was precisely because of the lack of armor protection that Wang Hui had to choose to retreat in the face of the crossbow attack of the Shu army. He watched the cooked duck fly away. Wang Hui's heart was really bleeding!

If Wang Hui could still wear those armors, why would he be afraid of the crossbows of the Shu army? So Wang Hui saw the Wu Shu army leaving, and was so angry that he was so angry that he had smoke from his seven orifices, but he had no choice but to do anything. After all, at that time, Wang Hui and his men had no defense ability at that time, and if he chased him, he would have to die in vain.

After Shi Bao arrived, he was furious at Wang Hui. Wang Hui did not explain too much. He blamed himself more. Wu Jun's escape did have a lot to do with him, which was unshirkable.

However, Shi Bao learned that Wang Hui failed to block the enemy because of the sudden arrival of the Shu army, so he didn't say anything else. Instead, he gave Wang Hui a chance to lose his merits and let him lead the fully armed Tunqi camp to pursue him.

Wang Hui, who was wearing heavy armor again, no longer felt burdened. Instead, he felt that the armor was particularly friendly. He was at ease with this armor, and he was at ease with his peace of mind. He regained his lost self-confidence.

Wang Hui secretly swore that he would catch up with the Wushu army and never give them a chance to escape. If he fell there, he would get up there.

The slowness of the cavalry was compared with other cavalrymen. In fact, compared with the speed of the infantry, he was far superior to that of the infantry, so after chasing them all the way, Wang Hui quickly approached the back team of the Wu Shu army, and they could even clearly see the big characters on the Wu army flag.

As long as we work harder, the Wei army can catch up with the Wu and Shu army. Originally, all the Wei army had to deal with was the Wu army, but now the Shu army suddenly joined in. Although we were not sure about the number of Shu army, this kind of good deal of buying one and getting one free really made Wang Hui a little excited. In this battle, he could annihilate the armies of Wu and Shu in one fell swoop, and that would undoubtedly have made even greater contributions.

Wang Hui ordered the cavalry to speed up and spare no effort to catch up with the Wushu army as soon as possible, and never let them escape again.

The Wu and Shu army did not walk the main road and turned to the small path between the valleys. However, Wang Hui did not slow down at all. He led his troops into the valley with all his might. Wang Hui took the lead and rushed to the front. Relying on his body, he was fearless and did not fear the attack of the Shu army's cold arrows.

Although the hilly valley is low, the valley road is winding and narrow, and the road is narrow. The Wei army had to change its formation and turn into a long snake formation, with a long column filled the valley.

Wang Hui didn't care about so much. He was now focused on chasing and would not give up until he caught up with the Wu and Shu army.

As he walked along the way, Wang Hui did not notice anything unusual on the ground. It is autumn now, and it is normal to have more dead branches and yellow leaves on the ground, so Wang Hui could not know what kind of ambush there were on this seemingly ordinary road.

Just as Wang Hui was racing his horse, the war horse under his crotch suddenly neighed in pain, and his front hooves were raised high. Wang Hui was caught off guard and was immediately overturned to the ground.

Wang Hui was still confused. His war horse had been riding for a long time, very obedient and easy to control. He had never had a hoof, nor had he dropped him off the horse. How could this happen suddenly today?

Wang Hui was so angry that he was filled with smoke from his orifices. Fortunately, he was wearing heavy armor. Although the fall made him miserable, he was fortunately not fractured. He was about to get up and scold the war horse, but he felt a pain in his butt. When he touched it with his hand, he actually touched something like a sharp iron thorn.

Although the armor of the cavalry is covered with the whole body, the armor on the butt is relatively thin, so something will be stabbed in.

Wang Hui endured the pain and pulled out the thing. When he saw that it was an iron thing with four sharp thorns. The sharp thorns were very sharp and three points into the flesh. The pain made Wang Hui bare his teeth and crack his mouth.

Although this thing has similar roots, it is definitely not wild. There is no doubt that it was a hidden weapon launched by the Wushu army. His mount suddenly dropped his hooves, and he must have stepped on this thing.

Wang Hui was about to tell his men to be careful of ambushing, but unfortunately it was too late. The surrounding cavalry had already fallen and wailed in pain.

The road was very narrow, with a piece of cavalry in front falling down, so the cavalry behind it was naturally unpassable. The entire cavalry camp was crowded in the valley and could not advance.

Wang Hui didn't know what this thing was, but some veterans in the Wei army knew it, so he told Wang Hui that it was a horse-tapping nail. The Shu army had used it before when fighting in Guanlong. This horse-tapping nail had a characteristic. It had four spikes. No matter how it was thrown, there was always a spike that was facing upwards. This horse-tapping nail was specially used by the Shu army to deal with the Wei cavalry. Unexpectedly, it would appear on the battlefield in Jingzhou.

Wang Hui suddenly realized that there was no doubt that the Wu army would not have these hidden weapons. It must have been brought by the Shu army. Once this sharp horse-tie nail stabbed, it would be like a war horse being destroyed. Checking every war horse that fell to the ground, there was no doubt that there was a horse-tie nail on the horse's hooves.

Although this kind of horse-tab is not fatal, it is the most insidious hidden weapon, which is hard to defend against. Especially when used on such narrow mountain roads, it will make the Wei cavalry difficult to move forward.

Wang Hui suddenly became very angry. If he wanted to continue chasing, he had to clean up the horse staples placed by the Shu army. However, this cleaning was obviously not a small project. God knows how many horse staples placed by the Shu army on this narrow mountain road.
Chapter completed!