Fu Qian's attack time was set at midnight at 3:00 am. This period was the most slept with the enemy soldiers. Fu Qian wanted to surround the Tushan Mountains while the Wei army was unprepared.

In order to ensure sufficient troops during the attack, Fu Qian directly mobilized three-quarters of the troops of the Yangping Pass defenders to fight, which was also a desperate bet.

After all, Fu Qian also knew the combat effectiveness of the Wei army's Yueqin camp. Although the Wei army had only 3,000 people, it would be no easy task for the Shu army to Baoyuan to eat these 3,000 people. If Fu Qian didn't bring enough troops, it would be impossible to take them down.

So if you want to play, you must play a little bigger. Fu Qian mobilized 15,000 people and reached 5 to 1 in terms of force comparison. Only with such a huge gap in force comparison can the Shu army have the opportunity to fight an annihilation battle, otherwise they will be afraid of their hands and feet, but they will not be able to open up the situation.

There was no change in the Wei army. Wen Yang would appear under Yangping City on time every day at Chen hour, shaking flags and shouting and cursing, and then in the end of Shenxia, ​​he would withdraw his troops and return to the camp on the Tushan Mountain.

This step-by-step rhythm is exactly what Fu Qian wanted to see. At this moment, Fu Qian had decided to attack, but if the Wei army suddenly changed the rhythm at this moment, Fu Qian's plan would fail.

Fortunately, there seemed to be no change in the Wei army, which undoubtedly increased Fu Qian's confidence in attacking.

Just as the Wei army was cursing under the city, the Shu army in the city was already secretly preparing to attack. The Shu army at the top of the city, when they heard the insults of the Shu army, they no longer showed so anger. Instead, they looked at the Wei army with a ridiculous look on their faces, thinking to themselves that you should continue to make trouble now, and you can do whatever you want. Tomorrow, you may not have a chance.

When it was dark, the Shu army had already completed all the preparations. Fu Qian ordered all the Shu soldiers to go to bed. Then, at the second update, they woke them up. After a full meal, Fu Qian ordered the city gate to open, and 15,000 Shu soldiers came out one after another and rushed to the Wei army camp in Tushan, five miles away, in the dark.

Without any torches, Fu Qian also gave each soldier a small wooden stick to bite them in his mouth. Whoever fell off would be dealt with according to military law, so that the Shu army would not whisper and whisper. You should know that in this dark night, there was a quiet posthumous affair. If there was a slight noise, the sound would be very far away. Forbidding soldiers to make noise is the first element of sneak attacks.

At the same time, the mouth of the war horse was tied with cloth strips to prevent the war horse from neighing. The horse's cry was much louder than that of a human, and it was difficult to control. When the war horse was accidentally frightened, it would neigh, which was the most likely to expose the target.

The distance between five miles was not far, and the Shu army trotted all the way and quickly approached the target.

There was a Wei army's post at the foot of the mountain, so Fu Qian did not directly attack Tushan, but sent troops to encircle the Wei army first, cut off the retreat route, and then ordered a comprehensive attack on the Wei army.

Due to the sudden attack of the Shu army, the Wei army initially seemed more panicked after being attacked, but they quickly stabilized their positions, narrowed their defense, and relied on the advantage of the terrain to defend the enemy.

After Wen Yang learned of the news of the attack on the Shu army, his eyes suddenly lit up. He had been waiting here for so many days, and this was the result.

Originally, Wen Yang thought he didn't need to wait for a few days, but he didn't expect that Fu Qian was very cautious and kept hiding in the city and did not dare to attack. Just when Wen Yang felt hopeless, he suddenly waited for such good news, which was indeed unexpected.

Wen Yang had only one purpose at Yangping Pass, which was to lead the snake out of the cave. In order to achieve this goal, the Wei army even did not arrange a soldier within a range of fifty miles near Yangping Pass. Deng Ai even led the main army to launch a feint attack on Seoul, giving Fu Qian a wrong message, making him mistakenly think that the Wei army's main target was Seoul.

In short, in order to lead Fu Qian out of the city, the Wei army still took a lot of painstaking efforts. Wen Yang even played opera every day and went to Yangping Pass to challenge every day. When he was camping at night, he deliberately showed off his carelessness. The camp was lax and the army was scattered.

In fact, Wen Yang is loose on the outside and tight on the inside. On the surface, the Wei army camp is completely unprepared, but in fact, the Wei army is not sleeping loudly in the tent, but is fully armed, with a bow in his hand and an arrow in his string, and always maintaining a high degree of vigilance.

He led the snake out of the cave and led the snake out of the cave, but Wen Yang's situation was not favorable. After all, in order to lead Fu Qian out of the city, Wen Yang could only bring three thousand people at most. If there were more, Fu Qian would probably not have the courage to come out.

Using three thousand soldiers to deal with tens of thousands of Shu troops was indeed a contest of great strength, while reinforcements were far away in Dingjun Mountain and even in Seoul. I guess they had received the news of the Shu army's attack, and it would take at least half a day to arrive at Yangping Pass.

During this period, Wen Yang fought alone and there would inevitably be a fierce battle, so he must be fully prepared for the battle.

First of all, breaking through is a bad strategy. When the Shu army comes to attack, they will definitely choose to attack in the middle of the night. In the darkness, the Shu army just throws some horse nails or sets up some tripping ropes and digs some pits. This is the trick of the black cavalry. Even if the Wei army can break through successfully in the end, the cost of casualties will be extremely high.

Secondly, although Wen Yang knew that Jiang Shu was in Yangping Pass as his inner support, he had to leave Jiang Shu with a certain amount of time to act. Therefore, the longer he could delay, the more beneficial it would be to Jiang Shu's actions. If Jiang Shu had not had time to seize the city, Fu Qian had already led a large army back to Yangping Pass, and in the end he would probably fail.

Therefore, no matter how difficult this battle is, Wen Yang must stick to it to the end.

Choosing Tushan as the camp of the Wei army was also a result of Wen Yang's careful consideration. The terrain of this Tushan is not very dangerous, and even the cavalry can rush down from the top of the mountain. This is undoubtedly a retreat for Wen Yang. If he couldn't hold on to the camp, the Vietnamese cavalry would ride on war horses, rush down from the mountain, and break through the desperate situation.

With the strength of the Yue cavalry, if you break out of the siege of the Shu army, you will be sure to break out of the siege of the Shu army, but the cost of casualties may be very high. Wen Yang will not choose this path unless he is absolutely certain.

The less dangerous terrain can also attract Fu Qian to attack. If the camp is too steep and difficult to fight, Fu Qian will probably give up directly, and Wen Yang will naturally not be able to lure him out.

Therefore, choosing a camp is very important. It is good for you and not to make the other party feel difficult, so that the set goals can be achieved.
Chapter completed!