Bu Xie was struggling to support Weirong Village at this time, without reinforcements or support. The battle was very difficult. Bu Xie initially brought 20,000 troops, but now it has lost more than 10,000 people, and less than 10,000 people are left. It is extremely difficult to persevere until now.

Although the terrain of Weirong Village is dangerous and easy to defend but difficult to attack, it cannot withstand the Wei army's life-threatening charge. After fighting for many days, Weirong Village's defense is almost full of holes, and Jiji can be dangerous.

Fortunately, Chu Xiong stabbed the Wei army in the back and burned the Wei army's food and grass, which was the urgent need of the Bu Xie Association.

In fact, when Bu Xie was ambushed by the Wei army, the losses were heavy. Even the troops led by Chu Xiong who were sent out in advance lost contact. In Bu Xie's view, Chu Xiong's team of two thousand people must be in danger. They were blocked from behind the enemy and had no way out and no food or food. Sooner or later, they would be destroyed by the Wei army.

Even if Bu Xie wanted to save her, she was powerless. After all, the offensive of the Wei army was quite fierce. Bu Xie had to give up three camps in succession and retreat to Weirong Village. It was really beyond the reach of Chuxiong's troops.

But unexpectedly, Chuxiong's troops not only survived behind the enemy, but also sneaked into the Wei army's food route, burned up all the Wei army's food and grass, and successfully lifted the siege of Weirong Village.

This move was overjoyed to give in. I couldn't imagine it, really!

Shi Bao was so angry that his seven orifices were filled with smoke. If Chu Xiong hadn't made trouble behind his back, he would have almost held it in his hand. But at this critical moment, Chu Xiong's wandering troops attacked the Wei army's food route and robbed the Wei army's food and grass. If the army had no food, it would be in chaos. After such a fluctuation of the morale of the Wei army, the difficulties would increase a lot.

Moreover, if this disaster is not eliminated, the Wei army's next battle will be even more difficult, because the Wei army's food route is hundreds of miles long and there are dangerous mountains and hills along the way. Even if the Wei army sends troops to escort it, it is impossible to guarantee that it can be safe and sound.

Previously, Shi Bao did not take Chu Xiong's two thousand men in his heart, thinking that a mere 2,000 men could cause any storm. If the Wei army had the opportunity, they would destroy it. If there was no chance, they would let them die. Shi Bao believed that as long as he could take down Huya Mountain, Chu Xiong's team would not have any threat.

Shi Bao focused his main energy on Bu Xie. Bu Xie gave up three camps in succession and finally retreated to Weirong Village. Shi Bao naturally followed the trend and focused his efforts to attack Weirong Village.

But unexpectedly, Chuxiong's troops dared to sneak attack the Wei army's food route, causing immeasurable losses to Shi Bao. If these threats were not eliminated, the Wei army's subsequent attack would be unsustainable.

In a fit of anger, Shi Bao drew 10,000 people from the front line of Weirongzhai and concentrated all his efforts to encircle and suppress Chuxiong's troops.

Chu Xiong was extremely treacherous. He relied on his familiarity with the terrain of Huya Mountain and sneaked into the Wei army's food route, and soon hid, thinking that he could escape the pursuit of the Wei army with the deep mountains and ridges and the dangerous abyss and strange streams.

But Chu Xiong ignored Shi Bao's determination this time. Shi Bao was not concerned about the escaped Chu Xiong. His main goal was the main force of the Bus Association. As long as he defeated the Bus Association's main force and led his army to the Guanting, he could complete the task.

But this time, Chuxiong's sneak attack on the food route completely annoyed Shi Bao. It seemed that if this hidden danger was eliminated, Shi Bao could not specifically attack Weirong Village, so Shi Bao harshly drew ten thousand men to deal with Chuxiong's Shu army, and would not give up until they were wiped out.

Although the terrain of Huya Mountain is extremely complex, it is not as difficult as the Shu Road as the sky. In addition, Shi Bao's determination is very strong. The Wei army conducted a carpet-like search among the ridges of Huya Mountain, and also specially found many local hunters and woodcutters as guides. Even if they dig three feet into the ground, they had to dig out the Shu army.

Although Chu Xiong hid it deeper, he did not use the method of dispersed and hiddenness, but instead concentrated the troops together, which undoubtedly gave the Wei army the opportunity to wipe out them.

This is probably Chu Xiong's own confusion of self-confidence. He relied on his familiarity with the terrain of Huya Mountain, and was confident that the Wei army could not find them at all. If the troops were gathered together, the Shu army could also seize the opportunity to fight the Wei army's counterattack. If it was broken into pieces, it would be easily defeated by the Wei army.

But what Chu Xiong didn't expect was that the opponent he encountered this time was not someone else. Shi Bao's personality was quite straightforward. Even if he knew about eight horses, he would not want to pull him back. Since he decided to pull Chu Xiong out, he would never give up until he achieved his goal.

If the Shu army was broken into pieces and fled to the deep mountains and ridges, even if Shi Bao had the ability to do the heaven, he could only annihilate a small number of his men and could not catch them in one place.

Chu Xiong was unwilling to break up his men and horses. This was exactly what Shi Bao thought. This time Shi Bao really made up his mind to do it himself, supervise the battle himself, and turn over the ridge to search.

Even if Chuxiong was hiding deep, it was impossible for two thousand people to move in the deep mountains without leaving any traces. After careful and careful search, the Wei army finally determined the location where the Shu army was hiding.

Then Shi Bao ordered several people to detour, cut off the possible escape route of the Shu army, and then launched an attack.

When the disaster was about to come, Chu Xiong realized that the situation was not good. He tried to lead troops to break through the small path, but Shi Bao had already cut off all retreats of the Shu army in advance. Chu Xiong rushed left and right and had no way out. In the end, Chu Xiong was shot to death by the Wei army's crossbows and arrows, and most of the rest surrendered, and Shi Bao completely relieved this worries.

After destroying Chuxiong's troops, Shi Bao gathered his troops again and launched another attack on Weirong Village.

During Shi Bao's process of expelling Chu Xiong, other Wei troops did not withdraw their positions, especially the advance base that the Wei army finally established, which was only one arrow from Weirong Village, has always been the position that the Wei army held.

The Bu Xie sent people to launch a counterattack several times to try to destroy the advance base, but the Wei army's defense was quite tight, and the crossbow soldiers alone were equipped with hundreds of people. Once the Shu army approached the position, the dense rain of arrows made them breathless.

The Shu army counterattacked several times, without exception, and Bu Xie had no choice but to look at this close target. He really couldn't clean up the threat, and this threat also became a big trouble for him.
Chapter completed!