Li Jue, Guo Si and others, who were about to lead the cavalry and give Meng Dai and the others the last blow, suddenly heard the drum sound coming from behind, and were shocked and thought to themselves: How could there be drum sounds behind? Could it be that Chang'an's troops arrived?

However, Li Jue was still in a sense of luck. He thought it was fifty miles away from Chang'an. Even if the grain escort convoy was attacked, he would send people to ask for help. The reinforcements in Chang'an City would not have arrived so quickly. But his thought was destroyed with the arrival of the horse.

A detective came to Li Jue and bowed on the horse's back and said, "Reporting to the Grand Sima, a large number of Jizhou soldiers suddenly appeared behind him."

"Jizhou soldiers?" Although Guo Si was shocked, he still pretended to be nothing on the surface and asked, "Have you ever found out how many of them are?"

When the horse was found out that it was Guo Si who asked him, he hurriedly said to him: "If you go back to the general, you will count it from a distance, and there are at least 20,000 to 30,000 people. However, they are basically infantrymen and the number of cavalry is very small."

He learned that there were 20,000 to 30,000 soldiers and horses in Jizhou, even if they were all infantrymen, it was a headache for Li Jue. He hurriedly asked Guo Si: "Adu, what should we do?"

Guo Si turned his head and looked at the soldiers on both sides who were still fighting inside and outside the car formation, sighed and said, "If they came half an hour later, we can deal with this grain transport team. Now we can only reorganize the troops and turn back to meet the enemy."

After hearing the horn of the reorganization of the queue, Li Juejun, who was fighting with Jizhou soldiers inside and outside the chariot, drove away one after another. Many Jizhou soldiers who survived the disaster sat on the ground and gasped heavily. If Li Juejun stayed for even half a stick of incense, most of the soldiers would be unable to hold on.

Seeing that Li Juejun reorganized the queue in the distance, Meng Dai hurriedly ordered people to treat the wounded and clean up the remains of the fallen soldiers. After Cheng Yi issued the same order, he said to Hou Cheng with lingering fear: "If General Zhao came later, I guess our troops would be strangled by Li Juejun."

Regarding Cheng Yi's statement, Hou Cheng nodded in agreement and said, "I didn't expect that Li Jue and Guo Si's troops were so powerful. We were waiting for our six thousand troops and had a chariot formation as a support, but they almost defeated the entire army."

When Meng Dai came over, he happened to hear what Hou Cheng said behind him. He glanced in the direction where the dust rose in the distance and said in his heart: "General Zhao, our life and death are in your hands. You must defeat Li Jue, Guo Si."

Seeing that Li Jue and Guo Si's cavalry were only two miles away from him, Zhao Yun quickly ordered the army to stop and sent the formation on the spot, allowing the infantry to walk towards the troops of Li Guo and the others in order.

Looking at the tens of thousands of soldiers, in a neat formation, and walking towards him with big strides, Li Juejun, who was reassembling, seemed a little panicked. Li Bie pointed at the opposite side with his hand and said to Li Jue: "Uncle, there are too many soldiers in Jizhou, and the young ones are scared. It is better to let your nephew go to fight, and at least kill one or two of the opponent's side, which can re-enhance the morale of our army."

"It's so good." Hearing Li Bu say this, Li Jue nodded and agreed to let him go to war: "You can win and not lose, otherwise the military law will be ruthless."

Li Bei came to the Jizhou Army alone with a spear in his hand and shouted loudly: "I am Li Bei, the captain under the command of the Grand Sima, who dares to come out to fight me?"

Zhao Yun didn't know Li Bei, so he turned his head and asked Guo Jia: "Mr. Fengxiao, who is this?"

"Li Jue's nephew Li Bei." Guo Jia shook the feather fan and said: "If General Zilong could kill this person, it would definitely boost our army's morale. Li Jue's army would become depressed because of the loss of a general."

Zhao Yun nodded and urged the horse to come out of the formation. When Li Bie saw Zhao Yun coming out, he said proudly: "Come and general, the unknown person who is undead under the gun of this lieutenant."

"I'm Zhao Zilong, Changshan!" After Zhao Yun showed his identity, he did not talk nonsense to the other party and shouted: "Look at the gun!" The gentian silver spear in his hand stabbed at the other party like a dragon from the sea.

Li Bian didn't expect that the other party would take action and he was no longer prepared. However, when he saw the gentian bright silver spear stabbed over, he instinctively dodged to the side and dodged Zhao Yun's first shot. Just when he was secretly glad that he had already taken back the gun and stabbed forward. This time, he accurately stabbed Li Bian's throat, and the tip of the gun with blood beads emerged from the back of his neck.

Zhao Yun pulled the gun back and pulled the tip of the gun back from Li Be's throat. Li Be's body stayed on the horse's back for a while, then tilted to the side, rolled off the horse's back, and smashed heavily to the ground.

When they saw Li Bei fall off the horse, the audience was stunned at first. Then the Jizhou soldiers behind Zhao Yun cheered in unison, and Li Juejun was indeed silent. Others didn't know Li Bei, but the soldiers in Li Jue's army knew that he was usually arrogant and domineering in his uncle Li Jue's reputation, but he was somewhat capable. But unexpectedly, he went on a horse today and was killed by the other party's chief general just after just one meeting. The soldiers thought to themselves that if it were me, Li Bei would probably die faster. Thinking of this, Li Jue's morale was extremely low.

When Li Xian saw his younger brother die in Zhao Yun's hands, he howled without waiting for Li Jueling, and waved his swords to kill him, preparing to kill Zhao Yun with one knife and avenge his brother who died.

Li Jue, Guo Si and others, who were about to lead the cavalry and give Meng Dai and the others the last blow, suddenly heard the drum sound coming from behind, and were shocked and thought to themselves: How could there be drum sounds behind? Could it be that Chang'an's troops arrived?

However, Li Jue was still in a sense of luck. He thought it was fifty miles away from Chang'an. Even if the grain escort convoy was attacked, he would send people to ask for help. The reinforcements in Chang'an City would not have arrived so quickly. But his thought was destroyed with the arrival of the horse.

A detective came to Li Jue and bowed on the horse's back and said, "Reporting to the Grand Sima, a large number of Jizhou soldiers suddenly appeared behind him."

"Jizhou soldiers?" Although Guo Si was shocked, he still pretended to be nothing on the surface and asked, "Have you ever found out how many of them are?"

When the horse was found out that it was Guo Si who asked him, he hurriedly said to him: "If you go back to the general, you will count it from a distance, and there are at least 20,000 to 30,000 people. However, they are basically infantrymen and the number of cavalry is very small."

He learned that there were 20,000 to 30,000 soldiers and horses in Jizhou, even if they were all infantrymen, it was a headache for Li Jue. He hurriedly asked Guo Si: "Adu, what should we do?"

Guo Si turned his head and looked at the soldiers on both sides who were still fighting inside and outside the car formation, sighed and said, "If they came half an hour later, we can deal with this grain transport team. Now we can only reorganize the troops and turn back to meet the enemy."

After hearing the horn of the reorganization of the queue, Li Juejun, who was fighting with Jizhou soldiers inside and outside the chariot, drove away one after another. Many Jizhou soldiers who survived the disaster sat on the ground and gasped heavily. If Li Juejun stayed for even half a stick of incense, most of the soldiers would be unable to hold on.

Seeing that Li Juejun reorganized the queue in the distance, Meng Dai hurriedly ordered people to treat the wounded and clean up the remains of the fallen soldiers. After Cheng Yi issued the same order, he said to Hou Cheng with lingering fear: "If General Zhao came later, I guess our troops would be strangled by Li Juejun."

Regarding Cheng Yi's statement, Hou Cheng nodded in agreement and said, "I didn't expect that Li Jue and Guo Si's troops were so powerful. We were waiting for our six thousand troops and had a chariot formation as a support, but they almost defeated the entire army."

When Meng Dai came over, he happened to hear what Hou Cheng said behind him. He glanced in the direction where the dust rose in the distance and said in his heart: "General Zhao, our life and death are in your hands. You must defeat Li Jue, Guo Si."

Seeing that Li Jue and Guo Si's cavalry were only two miles away from him, Zhao Yun quickly ordered the army to stop and sent the formation on the spot, allowing the infantry to walk towards the troops of Li Guo and the others in order.

Looking at the tens of thousands of soldiers, in a neat formation, and walking towards him with big strides, Li Juejun, who was reassembling, seemed a little panicked. Li Bie pointed at the opposite side with his hand and said to Li Jue: "Uncle, there are too many soldiers in Jizhou, and the young ones are scared. It is better to let your nephew go to fight, and at least kill one or two of the opponent's side, which can re-enhance the morale of our army."

"It's so good." Hearing Li Bu say this, Li Jue nodded and agreed to let him go to war: "You can win and not lose, otherwise the military law will be ruthless."

Li Bei came to the Jizhou Army alone with a spear in his hand and shouted loudly: "I am Li Bei, the captain under the command of the Grand Sima, who dares to come out to fight me?"

Zhao Yun didn't know Li Bei, so he turned his head and asked Guo Jia: "Mr. Fengxiao, who is this?"

"Li Jue's nephew Li Bei." Guo Jia shook the feather fan and said: "If General Zilong could kill this person, it would definitely boost our army's morale. Li Jue's army would become depressed because of the loss of a general."

Zhao Yun nodded and urged the horse to come out of the formation. When Li Bie saw Zhao Yun coming out, he said proudly: "Come and general, the unknown person who is undead under the gun of this lieutenant."

"I'm Zhao Zilong, Changshan!" After Zhao Yun showed his identity, he did not talk nonsense to the other party and shouted: "Look at the gun!" The gentian silver spear in his hand stabbed at the other party like a dragon from the sea.

Li Bian didn't expect that the other party would take action and he was no longer prepared. However, when he saw the gentian bright silver spear stabbed over, he instinctively dodged to the side and dodged Zhao Yun's first shot. Just when he was secretly glad that he had already taken back the gun and stabbed forward. This time, he accurately stabbed Li Bian's throat, and the tip of the gun with blood beads emerged from the back of his neck.

Zhao Yun pulled the gun back and pulled the tip of the gun back from Li Be's throat. Li Be's body stayed on the horse's back for a while, then tilted to the side, rolled off the horse's back, and smashed heavily to the ground.

When they saw Li Bei fall off the horse, the audience was stunned at first. Then the Jizhou soldiers behind Zhao Yun cheered in unison, and Li Juejun was indeed silent. Others didn't know Li Bei, but the soldiers in Li Jue's army knew that he was usually arrogant and domineering in his uncle Li Jue's reputation, but he was somewhat capable. But unexpectedly, he went on a horse today and was killed by the other party's chief general just after just one meeting. The soldiers thought to themselves that if it were me, Li Bei would probably die faster. Thinking of this, Li Jue's morale was extremely low.

When Li Xian saw his younger brother die in Zhao Yun's hands, he howled without waiting for Li Jueling, and waved his swords to kill him, preparing to kill Zhao Yun with one knife and avenge his brother who died.

Li Jue, Guo Si and others, who were about to lead the cavalry and give Meng Dai and the others the last blow, suddenly heard the drum sound coming from behind, and were shocked and thought to themselves: How could there be drum sounds behind? Could it be that Chang'an's troops arrived?

However, Li Jue was still in a sense of luck. He thought it was fifty miles away from Chang'an. Even if the grain escort convoy was attacked, he would send people to ask for help. The reinforcements in Chang'an City would not have arrived so quickly. But his thought was destroyed with the arrival of the horse.

A detective came to Li Jue and bowed on the horse's back and said, "Reporting to the Grand Sima, a large number of Jizhou soldiers suddenly appeared behind him."

"Jizhou soldiers?" Although Guo Si was shocked, he still pretended to be nothing on the surface and asked, "Have you ever found out how many of them are?"

When the horse was found out that it was Guo Si who asked him, he hurriedly said to him: "If you go back to the general, you will count it from a distance, and there are at least 20,000 to 30,000 people. However, they are basically infantrymen and the number of cavalry is very small."

He learned that there were 20,000 to 30,000 soldiers and horses in Jizhou, even if they were all infantrymen, it was a headache for Li Jue. He hurriedly asked Guo Si: "Adu, what should we do?"

Guo Si turned his head and looked at the soldiers on both sides who were still fighting inside and outside the car formation, sighed and said, "If they came half an hour later, we can deal with this grain transport team. Now we can only reorganize the troops and turn back to meet the enemy."

After hearing the horn of the reorganization of the queue, Li Juejun, who was fighting with Jizhou soldiers inside and outside the chariot, drove away one after another. Many Jizhou soldiers who survived the disaster sat on the ground and gasped heavily. If Li Juejun stayed for even half a stick of incense, most of the soldiers would be unable to hold on.

Seeing that Li Juejun reorganized the queue in the distance, Meng Dai hurriedly ordered people to treat the wounded and clean up the remains of the fallen soldiers. After Cheng Yi issued the same order, he said to Hou Cheng with lingering fear: "If General Zhao came later, I guess our troops would be strangled by Li Juejun."

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