Chapter 11 Divine Fire from Heaven

Sima Yi asked someone to use a rope-tied millstone to hit the chariot skeleton, intending to smash them, but the main beam of the car was a giant cable, which was tough and elastic, and was protected by rhinoceros skin. When it hit, the millstone was slid away and it did not work.

"What is this? It's even harder to solve than rushing a car?"

In fact, it is not that the car is stronger than the car rush. When it comes to attacking the city gate, it is probably worse, but its long lines fill rivers and dig cities, it also has a layer of toughness than the car rush, which can better protect itself.

However, Sima Yi was a smart and quickly thought of a solution. He immediately ordered the elite soldiers to go down the city with ropes and directly destroy it. Although the fen and wen chariots were powerful weapons to siege, they could not fight against such close combat. Although most of the Wei army were shot into hedgehogs in the city, some people rushed to the car. The Wei army raised their weapons and rushed towards the vehicle, chopping and chopping. The Han army in the car only held a short-handled excavator. How could they resist? It barely supported the retreat. In a short time, several of them were destroyed. At this time, the Han army rushed up and killed the soldiers of the city. In the blink of an eye, they killed them under the city. At this time, the chaos was in a row. Sima Yi ordered the arrows to be fired, and the Han soldiers who rushed up were shot to the ground.

At this time, Sima Shi and Chen Tai led the army to the two sides. They drove directly to the Han army's siege camp like wind and lightning. The Han army had protective forces and arrows were fired at once. However, Sima Shi and Chen Tai's army came suddenly, like the wind blowing flat sand. In the blink of an eye, it had already arrived in front of them, chasing the Han army's archers and setting fire to the Han army's siege weapons. Jiang Wei and Wang Ping divided their troops to meet them. The two sides fought bloody battles under the city, and for a moment they were bloody. Jiang Wei saw Chen Tai rushing left and right in the battle formation. As if he had entered a no-man's land, he couldn't help but be furious. , slapped the horse and danced his gun and rushed straight to Chen Tai. Chen Tai shouted, "It's good." He swung his sword to resist, but Jiang Wei's skills were tempered by Zhao Yun, and he was tempered by himself. The gun was fast and the horse was fast, and he formed his own family. He was almost in a state of great success. In Ji Han's younger generation, there was almost no resistance. Although Chen Tai was also a cunning person in the Cao Wei army, he could not match Jiang Wei's magic. After more than ten rounds of battle, Chen Tai was not strong enough, and his moves were scattered, so he drove away. Jiang Wei refused to let go and chased him closely. At this time, Sima Shi was also killed by Wang Ping. The Wei army was defeated.

While fighting, there was a sudden loud bang. Even the ground was shaken, but under the strong excavation of the fen chariot, the Luoyang city wall finally couldn't bear it and was dug up a piece of the boss. The smoke and dust rose up like an angry tornado. On the battlefield, it was already covered by smoke and dust. The Han army shouted in unison, while the Wei army was frustrated.

Where Kong Ming waved the flag, the Han army rushed towards the gap like a tide. The Wei army also rushed towards the gap. They tried their best to block the Han army. Both sides rushed to the death, not allowing the inch of land. Kong Ming waved the flag, and the cannon chariots advanced forward very easily. The stones flew in the sky again and fell into the Wei army one after another.

Seeing that there was too much damage, Sima Yi had no choice but to order the soldiers to fight and retreat. Jiang Wei defeated Sima Shi and others at this time, and rushed into the city with Wang Ping. Jiang Wei defended the gap to welcome the rear army. Wang Ping took the lead and broke into the streets and alleys in front. Suddenly, there were loud noises in the alleys, and the pits were overturned, and Ji Han's men and horses fell to the ground. However, Sima Yi had already set up an ambush and lured the Han army into it. Arrows were fired on both sides of the high walls. Wang Ping shouted to retreat quickly. But he had already fallen into an arrow. Even if the Han army was quickly and quickly, he couldn't help but have a big chaos. Wang Ping endured the huge pain and stood up, shouting fierce battles while organizing the troops to break through. However, the enemy army was already at a loss in fighting on the streets and alleys, let alone this was a trap set by Sima Yi, so it was not so easy to rush out.

Seeing that things were not good, the streets were narrow, but they could not rush up to help. He looked up and saw that the Ji Han people led by Wang Ping were charging back desperately. The heavy vibrations of the infantry's pace, loud commands and shouts of killing were circling over the city. Both sides in the battle burned the blocking houses, and black smoke rose on the roof, with fire and thick smoke everywhere. The Wei army hid their bodies behind the thick barricades and fought to the death. The corpses of Ji Han people were paved all over the floor.

Wang Ping's command was still quite outstanding. He could not deploy troops on the streets. He put the attacking troops in a deep battle line and ran to the barricade. They beat the war drums, flat and long slams, and went straight to the barricade. Immediately, countless figures poked behind the bunker, "whistle, whistle" and the wind continued. Crossbows were fired at once, but the attackers absorbed the lessons from the previous few times. The soldiers in the front stood in a row with shields in hand, and the dense shields were blocked tightly. Although the rain of arrows fell on the shields, the "ding-ding-dang-dang" sounded lively, although Wang Pingdi's subordinates were not specially made like the white-eared elite soldiers.

The vine armor, but the shield used was a light vine shield, which was quite flexible in close combat. The troops still ran forward and gradually approached the barricade. Although the Han army lost the support of powerful crossbows and chariots in the street fighting, their fighting spirit was still the same. They stacked into human ladders, used broken ladders to climb up the walls, and climbed over the barricades. People competed to climb onto the barricades. The attack was so fierce that the entire barricade was covered by besiegers. The Wei army fought back fiercely, stretched out dense spears from behind the bunkers, poked the climbing soldiers into pairs, screaming and falling into the ground.

Jiang Wei looked carefully for a moment and found that although the Wei army was strongly organized, it seemed to have taken the covers of the streets and alleys too seriously. He immediately ordered that the army would not rush at the intersection, but rushed into another street and alley, and then successively demolished the thirteenth house, and opened a rescue passage, and caught the Wei army off guard from the side. The long scepter and the ring-headed sword were flying in the air, and long arrows flew around like rain, blood flowing, and dead bodies were everywhere. The third and Wei army both had their eyes red and fought for their lives. Suddenly, a sound came from behind the barricade. Figures of people appeared on the roofs on both sides.

The cold light of the ring-headed sword appeared. This was the young tiger Jiang Boyue who went to fight in person. His personal soldiers were flexible and agile, all of them were like wolves and tigers. Although the number was not large, they had a shocking momentum. Under the bright sunshine, the light of swords flashed, and a series of screams were heard. In history, Jiang Wei, with the troops of a county, had several unexpected surprises, causing great trouble to the Han army. At this time, he had obtained the true teaching of Kong Ming, and had a strong general, and had a strong command. Sima Yi, who was prepared, was restrained.

Sima Yi saw that the carefully prepared ambush was broken and did not continue to attack for a moment. He shook his head and sighed, "Ji Han has so many talents." When he ordered to encircle again, Jiang Wei rescued Wang Ping, but did not retreat, and rushed in reverse. He shouted while walking: "Luoyang has been broken, Wei soldiers and others. It's not too early to surrender!"

Sima Yi is a wise man in the world. Any wise man always sees the opportunity quickly, hoping to easily restrain the opponent with his superior wisdom, and does not like to fight hard, and both sides suffer losses. At this time, Ji Han occupied the northwest corner of Luocheng, trapped two city gates, and did not have any advantage in fighting street battles in the city. He immediately conquered the troops and retreated into the inner city. The Han army then occupied the outer city. Kong Ming's army in Penglongyuan attacked the inner city overnight, and shouted loudly, asking Sima Yi to surrender and die.

The inner city is stronger than the outer city, and most of the weapons and food in Luoyang City were moved into the inner city by Sima Yi. Even if it is roughly estimated, these food and food are enough to supply Sima Yi for two or three years. However, Sima Yi was not affected by the letter, and still resisted himself resolutely. Kong Ming could not help but admire his strength.

"Sima Yi, you are really a good opponent. If someone else had been scared to death by my letter. Unfortunately, you stood opposite Ji Han's land and Ji Han's footsteps of unifying the world. No one can stop him."

Kong Ming attacked the inner city overnight. When a unit was in chaos, a phenomenon would appear called military shock. The chaotic soldiers would be scared and rushed to the ground when they heard any movement. Kong Ming planned to make full use of the military shock and strive to break the inner city in one fell swoop. However, although Sima Yi was at a disadvantage, he could support himself. He ordered all the people and horses to act arbitrarily. Some people who had quarreled and some were circulated to spread news. They would be beheaded and went up to the city to protect themselves. At the same time, he no longer passively defended the city, but instead organized elite troops to take turns to destroy Ji Han's siege weapons. After entering the outer city, Ji Han's siege weapon was too large and it was not so convenient to move, so he wanted to take down the inner city in one go, and the plan to defeat him in one go was inevitable.

After fierce battles over the past few days, Ji Han's weapons were damaged in the siege. Kong Ming ordered a three-day rest and then fight. He took his people to Lingtai. Biyong, Mingtang, Lingtai, and Taixue were all in the outer city and have been occupied. At the end of the Han Dynasty, Dong Zhuo burned Luoyang palaces and temples and affected the Taixue. It was then renovated by Cao Wei, but it was not large in scale. In the fourth year of Xiping (175), 46 stone scriptures written by Cai Yong in official script were standing in front of the Taixue gate, called the One-World Stone Sutra or Xiping Stone Sutra. Fortunately, these sutras are still preserved. Lingtai is the largest national observatory in the world. Zhang Heng's armillary celestial sphere and the Earthquake are all set on the Lingtai. It was autumn, with deep grass and long trees, and crows screaming. Jiang Wei was next to Kong Ming. It was difficult to attack the city these days, and he was anxious and had a big bubble.

Kong Ming looked at the palace and houses in the inner city and smiled: "Boyue, the city is broken for only a few days, why should you be anxious?"

The next day, the Han army concentrated at the north gate to attack. The Wei army calmly responded to the battle, and the two sides fought desperately, with countless casualties.

This time, Kong Ming seemed to have given a death order and refused to give up until he left the city. The first time in the siege was a close fight between flesh and blood. The first army of five hundred people fought against Sima Yi and fought desperately at the northwest city. Since then, he has fought here repeatedly dozens of times. From dawn to noon, a gap was broken, and the battle was the most intense. According to the retreating soldiers, the city was full of blood and flesh, and he was red, the enemy was red, and the standing one was red,

The fallen one was also red. But until dusk, the Wei army was still firmly in the inner city at dusk. Ji Han's army shook flags and shouted in unison. Sima Yi ordered to treat it calmly, and no one could act rashly. After a moment of noise, the Han army suddenly shouted three times in unison, and its momentum was like a landslide and tsunami. Then it separated and gave up a passage to the south.

Then the Han army shouted: "Prime Minister Zhuge wants to meet the governor of Sima!"

Sima Yi didn't understand why, so he climbed the city to see him. He saw Kong Ming sitting in a wooden wheel cart, with Han generals on both sides, one by one, and one by one, with murderous aura. Kong Ming's crane flap and feather fan, like a god, smiled at the top of the city: "Grandmaster, Zhuge Liang is polite. This time Liang was ordered to attack the crime, relieve the people from hanging upside down, and restore the Han Dynasty's country. The Grandmaster is a wise man. Why not abandon the secret of the Ming and surrender to Ji Han, and avoid being the traitor who everyone scolds."

Sima Yi turned lively and was always guarding against Kong Ming's various strategies, but he did not give in and said, "Zhuge Liang, you don't hide in Chang'an, cultivate yourself and behave according to heaven and order to protect your life, but you use your weapons to make tricks and move against the heavens and attack Luoyang. Today, you are suddenly under the strong city and frustrated by the army, but you speak loudly. Wouldn't it be laughed at by the wise men in the world?"

Kong Ming smiled and said, "Grandmaster, who is at the best and who is at the worst, don't you know? Have you received the letter I gave you? If I follow the plan in the letter, I am afraid that although the State of Wei is big, there is no place for the Grandmaster to be in the presence of the Grandmaster, why not join in and return to the Han Dynasty and protect your glory for life!"

Sima Yi did not pause and replied: "If you do that, just do it. Your Majesty of the Great Wei Dynasty is wise and powerful, how can you be sowed and discredited by you? I am a minister of Wei, Emperor Wu, Emperor Wen and the most important kindness of the three lives of the present. What can I do today with my own skills and temptations?"

Kong Ming smiled and said, "I was determined to magnify the governor, but unfortunately the governor didn't appreciate it. Well, from now on, I will do what I wrote." He slowly stood up, "First of all, I want to take Luoyang, governor, you should look back and see if this inner city still has it for you?"
Chapter completed!