There is really a Datong army over there, but Huang Yao is the only one left in Guizhou. Fei Yinggong leads his troops northward and is trying to contain the Datong army in Hanzhong.

After much thought, Li Guo decided to return to Hanzhong.

But just two days after he returned to the army, he received urgent news again: the Yangping Pass defenders were attacked from both sides, the officers and soldiers guarding the pass surrendered collectively, and the Datong Army had entered Hanzhong.

What to do? What to do? What to do?

Li Guo was distraught and furious, and fell ill in the army.

Xi'an and Hanzhong were both occupied by the Datong Army. Their general became ill again, and the entire army suddenly became confused.

Lieutenant General Gao Yigong could not be restrained at all.

Gao Yigong was the son of Gao Yingxiang and Li Zicheng's cousin-in-law. His fighting ability was only average and he could not bear the heavy responsibility of being ordered to do so in danger.

After that, there were deserters every day. After a few days, one-eighth of Li Guo's troops actually fled.

All fools know that Shaanxi is definitely gone, and if we continue to fight, we are not far from death.

If they were Tatars, they might still work together, but the Datong court is also Han Chinese, so why should they continue to fight?

Seeing this situation, Li Guo's general Zhang Neng left the camp with his army overnight and ran to Hanzhong to join the Datong army, taking away one-third of the soldiers.
Chapter completed!