Cao's army approached the Huns in a fan shape.

Cao Jun suddenly appeared and asked him to eat.

The Huns' formation became a little messy for a moment.

"Don't be confused!" I realized that some of the Hun warriors were afraid, so I shouted: "There are only a group of Central Plains people in front of us. As long as we launch a charge, we can disperse them immediately..."

"Zuo Xianwang, it's not good!" As soon as the shout of Qubei fell, a tribe leader said to him: "Our ship..."

Looking back at the river bank.

When I looked away, my heart suddenly felt cold.

I saw thick smoke rising from the river. The warships they used to cross the river were actually set off by the lurking Cao army, and all of them were lit.

The ships burning with flames on the river surface made a "beep" sound of firewood burning. As the hull was burned, warships sank into the water.

Seeing this scene, Qubei completely understood.

The Central Plains army in front of them was not afraid, but had never thought of letting anyone go back alive from the beginning.

The Cao army formation was approaching towards the Huns step by step.

The spears reflected the cold light in the sun.

The stationed horse stood behind the Cao army formation, and Cao Shu had no expression on his face.

"Young Master, our army will win this battle." Looking at the surrounded Xiongnu, Tian Feng asked, "Why does the young master seem to be unhappy?"

"Apart from the natural butcher, no one will be excited about being about to kill people." Cao Shuo said: "A person as kind as honest and pure as me will certainly not like to kill people. But today, I want to kill 20,000 Huns here."

Cao Shu shook his head and said with a compassionate look on his face: "This battle is more than I have killed in all my previous battles. How can I be happy?"

Tian Feng sighed softly, nodded and said, "Young Master is saying..."

Before he finished speaking, Cao Shu said, "Although I want to laugh, if I laugh in front of so many soldiers, wouldn't it seem too unkind?"

He was suddenly covered in black lines, and Tian Feng didn't know what to say in an instant...

He thought Cao Shu was really compassionate with the Huns.

Unexpectedly, he was just to pretend to be compassionate and show his soldiers.

"Soldiers!" Cao's army was still approaching the Huns. Cao Shu shouted: "I let go of the killing today. In the end, I will catch a few living people. I will pick a handful and go to Hetao to deliver a letter to the Huns' Great Khan. The rest will be opened and killed, so don't give me face."

"Roar!" Cao's soldiers shouted one after another.

When they climbed the river bank, the Huns did not take Cao's army seriously.

However, what appeared in front of them at this time was a bright armor and neatly armored and weapons that seemed to be well-trained.

The dark Cao army rushed forward and advanced step by step towards the Huns.

"Stop!" A shout came from the array.

The shouts come from all directions. For every Cao army can hear clearly, there will be an officer shouting the command at any distance in the array.

The Cao army soldiers stopped one after another.

"Arrowman, get ready!" Another shout came.

With a swing of sounds, the Cao army soldiers behind the queue set off their bows and arrows, aiming at the Huns.

"Kill me the warriors of the Huns!" Cao's army was about to shoot arrows, and Gou Bei also roared.

The Huns rushed towards Cao's army one after another.

There is only one direction for their charge, which is to face the formation opposite.

"Shoot the arrow!" The Huns' plans were undoubtedly correct. If all their troops were concentrated to charge in one direction, the possibility of rushing the Cao army's formation would be much greater.

Just as they launched the charge, many roars came from the Cao army's array: "Shoot the arrow!"

The order to shoot arrows was issued, and countless arrows flew towards the Huns.

The arrow fell among the charge of the Huns.

The Huns who rushed forward like floods were all caught in the arrows.

The speeding war horse was shot by an arrow, and its two front hooves rolled softly and fell out.

Before the Huns who fell off their horses had time to get up, they would be knocked over by the war horses of their companions behind them, and then submerged in the torrent of war horses...

Arrows were like rain, and the Huns were all falling down, but more Huns were getting closer and closer to the Cao army formation in front of them.

The sound of horse hooves like thunder was deafening, and a shout came from Cao's army's array: "Spike array!"

Cao Shu came to the battlefield later than others, one was that he set out later, and the other was that he also practiced the soldiers to use spear formations before setting off.

Although he was not very skilled, the 30,000 soldiers Cao Shu brought were his permanent troops.

Proficient use of any weapon is a basic quality that a standing army needs to possess.

It didn't take much time, and the soldiers were able to fight on their spears to kill the enemy.

The Cao army soldiers were already in neat formations.

When the "Spike Array" order was issued, the soldiers instantly arranged a dense spear array as Cao Shuo had taught earlier.

The spear in the front row was inserted diagonally on the ground, and the soldier next to him held the shield in one hand and held the spear pole in the other hand.

His eyes stared at the Hun cavalry rushing towards him.

The Cao army behind him would be smoother every time he went backwards.

In front of the Cao army array, countless spears pointed at the Hun cavalry like thorns on porcupines, leaving no gap left.

The other two square arrays that were not affected also arranged spear arrays while the Huns launched a charge.

The Cao army, who held bows and arrows in the back row, were still firing arrows to kill the Huns, while the Cao army in the front row had maintained its array and advanced towards the Huns.

With a violent impact, the Hun cavalry finally collided with Cao's spear formation.

Although the impact of the cavalry was strong, they could not reach the Cao army's soldiers at all, and were penetrated by a spear and spurs.

More and more Huns came to the scene, and Cao's army, which supported the first wave of attack, also launched a counterattack after the enemy's impact decreased.

The spear stabbed and picked the Huns down from the horse's back.

The Cao army in the other two directions surrounded him in a fan shape, and soon formed an encirclement of the Huns.

As the Cao army surrounded the Huns became a little panicked.

Many people began to rush around, trying to break out a gap on the battlefield to escape.

However, the Cao army's array was tight, so how could the messy scattered soldiers and brave men break out of the gap?

The Huns who were trying to escape either fell under the spear of Cao's army or in the rain of arrows flying from behind the array.

Gradually, the Huns' offensive was stopped, but the Cao army still arranged neatly to advance towards them step by step.

Every time Cao's army advanced, they would stab a spear and lift the Huns down from the horse's back.

Finally, the encirclement was completed, and the Huns were surrounded in the middle, while the Cao army soldiers accurately stabbed the enemy with spears.
Chapter completed!