Wang Zhiliang shook his head and said: "Rebels will not be fooled and will detain you. Don't take such risks."

Tao Aizhi said: "Wansheng can tell the rebels that it was Fushuai who asked Wansheng to surrender. Wansheng really intends to join the thieves. Then he can make an excuse to go back to the city to arrange things, and then he can escape easily."

Wang Zhiliang did not agree, but fell into deep thought.

The city of Changsha is tall and solid, so there will definitely be no problem in defending the city. The problem is that morale has been declining.

In ancient times, city offensive and defensive battles often lasted for several months. Unless the entire army was determined to die, they would never block the city gates. One of the important reasons for keeping the city gates was to go out of the city to fight a few games at any time. As long as a small victory was achieved, the city would be improved.

Boosting morale, even a draw can boost morale. Otherwise, the longer the siege lasts, the lower the morale of the defenders will be.

However, this ragtag group of people under Wang Zhiliang's command had only been besieged for half a month, and their military morale was already weakening. They had to win a small victory.

At this moment, Wang Zhiliang hoped that the rebels would attack the city quickly, so that he could use the city to continuously inflict casualties on the rebels. As long as he could cause casualties, his morale would be boosted, but Li Zheng just slowly filled the moat.

Seeing the moat being filled up section by section was simply a torment for the mob in the city.

When the rebels actually attacked the city, they were not so panicked.

It feels like there is still a boot that has not yet been dropped.

After thinking about it, Wang Zhiliang decided to take the risk and said to Tao Aizhi: "Then you can leave the city tonight."

Tao Aizhi had no choice. There were Wang Zhiliang's soldiers at the city gate. All his soldiers from the Tao family were used to guard the city wall, and they were divided into four groups.

He wanted to set fire to the city at night, but he was afraid of failure and the four brothers would definitely be beheaded.

Only by allowing Li Zheng to lead troops to attack the city and attack the sections of wall defended by the Tao soldiers can the two sides cooperate perfectly. But this is tantamount to allowing Li Zheng to take risks. If the Tao soldiers cheat and are not adequately prepared, Datong soldiers will definitely be killed or injured.

heavy.

Neither Li Zheng nor Tao Aizhi truly trusted each other.

In Li Zheng's view, Tao Aizhi had 4,000 soldiers, so he could just jump back inside the city, and then he would be able to take the opportunity to attack the city.

To put it bluntly, I want the other party to take action first, so that it has been delayed until now.
Chapter completed!