Two days later, all the Tunqi Camps crossed the Yangtze River. After Shi Bao consolidated his army, he ordered to march towards Jiangling. Wang Hui naturally led the Tunqi Camp to become the vanguard. Wherever the troops arrived, they pointed directly to Jiangling City.

Now all the staff of the cavalry camp are in tune with a strong fighting spirit. Wang Hui is rushing forward with his troops, and his momentum is like a rainbow.

Now that the lineup of the Tunqi Camp is complete, there is the Right Guard Camp behind him to follow the battle at any time, Wang Hui no longer has to worry about his own army going deeper. He led his army to attack Jiangling and worked tirelessly along the way.

The journey of forty or fifty miles is nothing to the Tunqi Camp. Wang Hui even hopes to encounter the Wushu army halfway, so that he will have the opportunity to fight with him. If the Wushu army retreats into Jiangling City, the Tunqi Camp will have no choice. After all, the Tunqi Camp is not good at siegeing the city, and the siege needs to be left to the infantry.

However, in the end, Wang Hui was really a little disappointed. Along the way, he didn't see any figure of the Wu Shu army. It seemed that the Wu Shu army planned to defend Jiangling to the death. The Clan Camp would probably not get any war until the city of Jiangling.

This time, Wang Hui continued to act as a pioneer, but he still made no achievements. This made Wang Hui really unable to calm down, but there was nothing he could do. What kind of tactics should the Wushu army adopt? How could Wang Hui do what he wanted?

Wang Hui was full of anger and rushed straight to Jiangling City. He relied on his armor, not afraid of the cold arrows on the city's attack. Seeing that the gate of Jiangling City was closed and the suspension bridge was hanging high, he immediately rushed to the moat, causing his loud voice to shout the formation.

Although Wang Hui had no hope for the result of the confrontation, the existence of the Tunqi Camp itself was enough to make the Wushu army scared. Since they dared to hide in Jiangling City, they would not have the courage to fight against the Tunqi Camp. Wang Hui's confrontation was mostly futile.

However, Wang Hui did not give up easily. Even if the Wu Shu army did not have the courage to leave the city, he was still idle and talked. Maybe a general of the Wu Shu army could not bear the humiliation and went out of the city to fight. Wouldn't that be better?

So Wang Hui ordered the Wei soldiers to open their voices and shout and curse. The scolding was so uglier and uglier. The men and women of the Wu and Shu people all greeted them in the eighteen generations.

But what is really strange is that there was no movement on the top of the city, and even a figure was not seen. Wang Hui couldn't help but wonder when the Wu people and Shu people had such a good temper. Even if they didn't leave the city, they could at least scold them. If they were not good, they could shoot a few arrows to vent their anger. The Wei army had already bullied them, so they could not endure it.

The Wei army sang a one-man show for a long time, and was so thirsty that he felt bored. Wang Hui was about to withdraw his troops when he heard the sudden sound of killing sounds from the city, and countless soldiers and horses surged out, which scared Wang Hui.

When Wang Hui was about to let the Wei soldiers continue to quarrel, he suddenly found that the flag on the top of the city was actually the flag of the Wei army. Looking at the clothes of the soldiers and generals, they were actually the uniforms of the Wei army. Wang Hui couldn't help but be shocked. What is this situation?

At this time, a person in the city stuck his head out and smiled at Wang Hui and said, "General Wang, are you safe?"

Wang Hui looked up and saw that it was not someone else, but his governor Du Yu. He said after scolding for a long time, he was actually scolding his immediate boss. Wang Hui hurriedly dismounted and bowed to worship, with a look of shame on his face and said, "I don't know that the governor is here, so I will be rude."

Du Yu laughed and ordered the Wei army to open the city gate and welcome Wang Hui and the Tunqi camp into the city.

In fact, Du Yu was only half a day earlier than Wang Hui. After leaving Yunmengze, Du Yu immediately rushed towards Jiangling, but he never expected that the Wu army stationed in Jiangling had already abandoned the city and fled, and most of the people in the city had fled. Jiangling's important town was now an empty city.

Du Yu immediately took Jiangling without hesitation. In order to prevent accidents, Du Yu also ordered the city gate to be closed and conducted a large-scale search throughout the city to prevent the remaining spies hidden by Wu Jun in the city.

Moreover, Du Yu personally rushed to the granary and treasury in Jiangling City to check it out, but found that all the granaries were empty, and the things in the treasury were still there, but most of them had been destroyed and burned by the Wu army, leaving only a single place of ashes.

Obviously, the Wu army had not evacuated for a long time, and the remaining ash on the ground was still emitting temperature, and some were still emitting residual smoke. The Wu army only took away most of the food and grass, and probably had no ability to take away other materials, so they could only destroy them.

Du Yu found a few people in the city, and after asking, he confirmed his judgment that the Wu army had evacuated Jiangling two days ago, and the evacuation was very hasty. They only recruited some strong civilians to transport food and grass as their feet. The ordinary women, children, old and weak were not qualified to follow the army at all and were ruthlessly abandoned by the Wu army.

The people in the city were unable to follow the Wu army, so they could only leave the city and flee everywhere to avoid the war. Therefore, what remains in Jiangling City now are only people with limited mobility or who are really reluctant to abandon their own business. Compared with the residents of Jiangling before, the current population is probably less than 20%.

Du Yu ordered that the Anmin notice be posted immediately to make the Wei army's policies public. This Anmin notice is only aimed at the people of Jiangling City, and the Wei army does not need to make any explanation at all.

The Wei army had strict discipline, not to mention that they fought from north to south, and they had no choice but to conquer cities and land. Yu people did not violate it. No soldier dared to challenge Cao Liang's bottom line. Even if he was in the rain, he would not set foot on the people's houses, let alone seize the food and clothes from the people's mouths.

The military discipline of the Wei army has long been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Iron discipline has created an iron army, and no one can compare to it at this point.

Just as Du Yu settled in the city, the soldiers guarding the city came to report that Wang Hui, the general of the cavalry, was scolding outside the city, and the scolding was so bad that the soldiers did not dare to reply, so they could only report to Du Yu to know.

Du Yu couldn't help but smile. I thought Wang Hui didn't know that the city was his own army, so he came to scold the enemy so unscrupulously. If he knew that he was in the city at this moment, he would not dare to scold him with ten courage.

Du Yu did not mean to blame Wang Hui. He immediately went to the city to meet him, and opened the city gate and asked the Tunqi Camp to enter the city. Then Du Yu sent someone to inform Shi Bao again. After Shi Bao heard the news, he led the Youwei Camp to Jiangling quickly.

After two years of separation, the Right Legion finally met in Jiangling City.
Chapter completed!