I'm waiting for you!

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Shuiguan.

When Chen Youliang's troops appeared at Shuiguan, Zhu Wenzheng, the commander-in-chief of the defense against the enemy, had already made preparations.

The first thing he took out were rows of fences that had already been woven. These wooden fences were basically the same as those at Fuzhou Gate. The only difference was that behind the fences there were not a group of people building walls with tile knives and mud.

He is not a mason, but a ruthless soldier holding an iron halberd and an iron hook.

Here is the second magic weapon that Zhu Wenzheng taught Zhao Desheng.

Facing this group of well-prepared soldiers, Chen Youliang first ordered people to seize the fence, because as long as the fence was broken, he could break through the fence and enter.

Zhu Wenzheng seemed to have already thought of this, so before the opponent attacked, he had made sufficient preparations in advance.

What he prepared were furnaces with strong flames and blazing fire. What burned in the furnaces were not the hot and delicious sweet potatoes, but the cold iron halberds that were heating up rapidly. The mission of these iron halberds was

The real purpose of passing through the mountains is to burn the enemy's palms to pieces while simultaneously piercing the enemy's chest.

This is a real cold-blooded contest. In this contest, what is fought for is will, and what is at stake is life.

This is a great gift from Zhu Wenzheng to Chen Youliang, a gift that looks like burning but can kill someone.

In front of this great gift, Chen Youliang's army was completely powerless.

Facing this group of iron halberds that were completely red-hot and soft, Chen Jiajun, who had no mental preparation at all and no physical preparation at all, had no good strategy to resist.

Our side's method of completely adopting human sea tactics was unable to organize any decent attack in front of the red-hot iron halberd.

Faced with a war situation in which hundreds of people had been scalded to death and injured, Chen Jiajun, who had nothing to do and did not dare to get close to them, even if they were confident enough, announced an unconditional retreat.

At this point, the Battle of Watergate was defeated again.

Faced with such a truly cunning and perverted offensive strategy, the Chen family army, which had already suffered heavy losses, had no choice but to retreat.

In a situation where the opponent's hot and cold troops are using all possible means, all they can do is to retreat.

There is no other way but to retreat.
Chapter completed!