Cao Liang came to Dongguan to command the battle himself. This is probably the first time since he became the Grand Commander of Rebellion. It can be seen how the Dongguan Battle is in Cao Liangxin's goal.

Deng Ai and Shi Bao were also under pressure because Cao Liang had high requirements. This time, they had to win the battle and win a big victory. It cannot be said that Sima Jun would not let go of any of them, but the most people had no chance to return to Luoyang.

This is also the first battle after the reform of Yueqi Camp and Tunqi Camp. Whether they can be competent for Cao Liang's mission is actually not a good idea. Although the improvement of combat effectiveness of Yueqi Camp and Tunqi Camp after changing into new horse harnesses and equipment is obvious, their opponents are more than twice their huge cavalry.

If you simply win a battle, it may not be difficult for Deng Ai Shibao, but Cao Liang's request is not that simple. He wants Yueqiying and Tunqiying to eat up the opponent in one bite and completely eliminate the 70,000 Sima cavalry, which is equivalent to setting a difficult problem for Deng Ai and Shibao.

As we all know, if you want to fight an ambush and annihilation war, you are at least better than your opponent in terms of military strength. Only by making dumplings can you be able to handle it. However, if the skin is thin and the filling is large, it is likely that it will not be able to cover it, and there is always a risk of revealing the filling.

But Cao Liang's determination was very great and very determined. As a decision maker, his orders were naturally irrefutable. Deng Ai and Shi Bao could only accept the order and make full preparations for it.

Difficulties are present, but opportunities coexist. Since Sima Yi did not know the existence of archers and heavy cavalry, he could not make corresponding arrangements, and the Bingzhou Army had a chance to kill him off guard.

As for whether the Sima Army can be wiped out completely, the flat box car formation that first climbed the camp will become the key. Only when they blocked the Sima Army's retreat can the Yueqi Camp and the Tunqi Camp have the possibility of wiped out completely.

When Cao Liang first entered the camp, he had made sufficient arrangements. He asked the Bingzhou army to think in one direction and work hard, and to achieve his contributions in one battle and completely win the victory of this battle.

According to the news sent back by the scout, the cavalry camp was only more than ten miles away from Dongguan, and behind them was a huge number of Sima troops, which were in a mighty way.

In fact, without the need to report, everyone could see that the sky in the south was already shrouded in yellow dust. The originally blue sky seemed to roll up a sandstorm, covering the sky, and quickly pushed towards them. The sand and dust rolled, and even vaguely heard the sound like muffled thunder, rumbling.

All the riders of the Bingzhou Army held their weapons tightly and grabbed the reins because they knew that the battle was coming.

Wen Qin also held the reins tightly, and he was galloping, but as he was galloping forward, he still didn't forget to look back.

Sima Jun is biting very tightly now, and the vanguard is even three or four miles away from them. Wen Qin turned around and could clearly see Sima Jun's banner.

This time after the Sima army was closer, Wen Qin did not order the Cavalry Camp to speed up and get rid of them, but deliberately kept a certain distance, because the end point had arrived, Wen Qin's mission was to introduce more Sima army into the ambush circle of the Bingzhou army.

It should be said that Wen Qin's mission was completed very well. At this moment, the Sima army had almost all gathered together, not far behind the Cavalry Camp.

Sima Yi had a keen sense of war. Perhaps he had already felt the different meaning of the retreat of the Knight Camp, so during the pursuit, Sima Yi integrated 70,000 cavalry as much as possible and formed a huge team.

Sima Yi had already suffered enough to be annihilated by Cao Liang. If Sima's army was divided into two armies this time, the army in front was likely to be ambushed by the Bingzhou army, and Sima Yi felt the danger coming, so he would not repeat the same mistakes and would not give Cao Liang a chance to defeat them.

When the 70,000 cavalry became a whole, Sima Yi was naturally very relieved. This would be an iron plate, an extremely thick iron plate. If Cao Liang wanted to do it, let him do it. Sima Yi also wanted him to taste the feeling of kicking on the iron plate.

Seventy thousand cavalry is already the strongest force Sima Yi has led in his life. He has commanded more than 100,000 people and 200,000 troops in the past, but it is just a legion of infantry and cavalry. The cavalry is just an auxiliary existence in the legion, not a main force.

But now the 70,000 people are purely cavalry, and this will be a huge and powerful force. Just the deafening sound of horse hooves has a powerful force that can crush everything. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is invincible in the world. Sima Yi does not believe that there is any power that can compete with his team.

Sima Yi has been crazily expanding his army and preparing for war in the past two years, and has cultivated such a powerful cavalry for today's Bingzhou Battle. Although he also knew that Cao Liang had not rested in the past two years and had to actively prepare for the battle, Bingzhou was just a remote poor state, and it was impossible to compare with the many wealthy prefectures controlled by the Sima family. Whether in terms of financial and human resources, the Sima family had an absolute crushing momentum. On the road to expanding and preparing for war, the Sima family always had the initiative.

What Cao Liang can do is some technical innovations. Although Sima Yi admitted that the new horse harnesses produced by Cao Liang can indeed improve the combat effectiveness of the cavalry, Bingzhou's foundation is too thin after all. How can rely solely on these new horse harnesses to compete with his large number of cavalry?

After all, war is still a resource. Without sufficient economic and human resources, it would be useless to carry out more technological innovations. No matter what else, Sima Yi is confident that Cao Liang can be made.

This time Sima Yi rode a horse to the front line and no longer rode his peerless chasing car, which was of course thanks to the high bridge saddle and double-sided stirrup designed by Cao Liang.

Alas, this is indeed a good thing. Even a man of seventy years old like Sima Yi can easily control the war horse, allowing Sima Yi to regain his long-lost youthful feeling.

These samples have been sent back to Luoyang. Sima Yi has ordered Luoyang's weapons workshop to concentrate on building some horse harnesses with all his strength. I believe that in no time, the cavalry of Sima's army can also be replaced with such horse harnesses to comprehensively improve the combat effectiveness of the cavalry.

This is probably the greatest contribution Cao Liang has made. Unfortunately, he may not be able to meet him.
Chapter completed!