Wen Qin's closing of the net was actually earlier than the original plan. The main reason was that the roundabout Sword Cavalry was progressing very smoothly.

In addition to being sporadically resisted, the roundabout troops were promoted very smoothly, and the encirclement was completed in a very short time, and all troops had reached their designated locations.

At this time, Wen Qin did not hesitate anymore and first issued an order to attack the front.

Although it would be said that attacking the Wei cavalry head-on will suffer a relatively large loss, this is also the best way to attract the attention of the Wu army.

The Cavalry Camp itself has already arranged an offensive formation in front of the mountain. At this time, an attack can attract all the attention of the Wu army, so that the cavalry who deviates to the rear wing of the Wu army can create conditions for attack.

The Wei army made a slight move, which immediately caused a commotion in the Wu army's spear formation. The attack of the cavalry camp was like a gust of wind. The Wu army blinked just a moment ago, and the Wei cavalry rushed to the front.

In the panic, the first thing that was taking action was the Wu army's archers. Although they picked up the bow and took the arrow early and prepared for archery, even the hands holding the bow and arrow were a little numb.

But when the Wei army moved, the Wu army's archers were still slower in their reaction. At best, they only shot an arrow, and the Wei cavalry had already rushed to the front of the spear formation.

The archers shot in a row, and even if each person shot an arrow, many arrows were shot out. During the attack, some cavalry were still caught in the horse. However, most of the people were only slightly injured and still lay on the horse and rushed towards the Wu army's battle formation at high speed.

Although the cavalry did not have the same weight as the cavalry, the cavalry's speed was still quite impressive. The cavalry rushing in the front knew that it would be a life-and-death death, but they still rushed towards them without fear, and rushed directly into the Wu army's guns, with their men and horses.

Each war horse will be stabbed by at least five or six spears, and the huge impact force can even allow more than one meter of spear to penetrate directly into the body of the war horse.

But five or six spears could not stop the forward rush of the war horses. After being stabbed by the spear, although the war horses were killed, their powerful inertia did not reduce their speed at all. They directly hit the Wu soldiers in front of them. Many Wu soldiers could not dodge and were directly knocked out.

Most spears first stabbed war horses, and the cavalry on the horses are not easy to be stabbed. The moment the horses fell to the ground, these cavalry would jump up, wave their sabers, and chop at the Wu army's spearmen who were no longer weapons.

If the cavalry loses their war horses and falls into the Wu army, there is basically no possibility of survival. However, even though these Wei soldiers knew that they would die, they still fought bravely and looked at death as if they were home. This kind of blood and courage is not available to other troops.

In their eyes, even if they die in battle, they have to take one cushion. Kill one is enough to earn one, kill two, and they can earn one. They have to use their blood and life to open up a path for latecomers. Only with the courage to continue, can an army be invincible on the battlefield.

The Wei army's fierce and fearless attack method brought great shock to the Wu army. Are these Wei soldiers still humans? Are they really not afraid of death?

Seeing the Wei cavalry rushed over like moths to the flames, the strong spear formation became fragmented due to the huge impact.

The Wei army's fighting style was very simple and crude. They wanted to use their flesh and blood to break through the Wu army's defense line.

The Wu army's defense line seems solid, but as long as the Wei army tore a hole open and at the speed of the Wei cavalry, the Wu army will not be given a chance to block it. They will follow this hole and continue to break through and tear it into the depths until the Wu army's formation is completely destroyed.

When Tao Huang saw the Wei army's impact was so fierce, he couldn't help but feel panicked. Such a fierce fighting style was something he had never seen in his life. Tao Huang immediately pushed all the reserve spearmen up. Once the Wei army tore the hole open in front, the Wu army behind would have to make up for the gap at all costs. We must not let the Wei army follow this hole and continue to break through inside.

If the Wei army really wants to break deeper, the Wu army's defense will definitely collapse.

Wen Qin was waiting for this opportunity. To be honest, the frontal attack of the Cavalry Camp was actually just a feint attack. This kind of feint attack was not like other army attacks. Instead, it was a real hard attack and fierce attack. It was to use this attack method to bring a sense of urgency and crisis to the Wu army, forcing them to focus all their attention on the front and ignore the defenses on the flanks and rear.

The main reason why such a strong attack is called a feint attack is not the strength of the attack, but the purpose of the attack. Wen Qin did not hope that a frontal attack could break through the Wu army's defense line. Therefore, although the Wei army's offensive was fierce and powerful, there were not many troops that were actually invested in the attack, and they were all pre-arranged suicide squads.

Once the Wu army's attention was attracted, the roundabout troops lying on the flanks and behind would have their place to use their skills.

Seeing that the time was ripe, Wen Qin immediately ordered the cavalry on the left and right wings and the rear to attack at the same time and launch a comprehensive attack on the Wu army's positions.

For a moment, the Wei army's cavalry rushed to the Qiniuling position from all directions. The horse's hooves were loud and the shouts of killing were shocked, which made the Wu army look around in a daze and at a loss.

When the Wu army was setting up the formation, it had already arranged all the heavy troops to the forefront, that is, the direction of fighting head-on with the Wei army.

Of course, Tao Huang could not ignore the defense of the flanks and the rear. He also arranged a certain number of spearmen to defend the rear wings, but the strength of the defense is more than one level different from the front position.

But after the Wei army's attack began, the front line suddenly became tight. The Wei army's fierce attack method made the Wu army a little unbearable. If the spearmen from other places were not mobilized to reinforce, the front line would have the possibility of collapse at any time.

Therefore, Tao Huang's mobilization was forced, but his mobilization undoubtedly left a huge flaw in the rear wings for the Wei army. How fast the Wei army's cavalry was, from entering the Wu army's sight to rushing closer, it was only a few blinks.

The Wu army had not even had time to react, and the Wei army had already rushed to the front. Since there were not many spearmen to build a gun forest at this moment, the Wei cavalry rushed in front of him, and there was no obstacle at all, and they rushed into the Wu army formation without any obstacles.
Chapter completed!