Because they had made prior arrangements, their final charge was much more orderly than the chaotic charge of the Hu.
However, Mu Duo's all-out attack was not without effect. Bai Qi and Zhong Limei's defensive line, which had been unable to break through, were instantly breached by the surging tide of people.
The Hu charged through the gap and arrived behind Bai Qi and Zhong Limei in the blink of an eye, forming an encirclement around them.
Li narrowed his eyes as he looked at Mu Duo, who was calmly giving out orders at the back of the Hu.
This level of encirclement would not harm Bai Qi and Zhong Limei, but the same could not be said for the soldiers.
This person still had some skill.
"You, take a group of heavy cavalry and charge over.
Support Bai Qi and Zhong Limei. "Li turned his head and said to the deputy general who was protecting him.
The deputy general immediately ordered a group of heavy cavalry. Under a full charge, several of the Hu on the outside were knocked off their horses. However, there were quite a few cavalry in the final charge of the Hu. Although their equipment was not as good as theirs, their horses were all first-class.
The horses of the Great Wall were much wilder than the horses of the Central Plains. Even the heavy cavalry would find it difficult to break through in a short period of time.
Li frowned slightly. It seemed that he could not insist on supporting them.
He had fewer soldiers in the first place. If he could not achieve twice the result with half the effort, at the very least, he could not injure the enemy while injuring himself.
Li's eyes flashed and he took a quiver from the horse of another deputy general. Then, he shouted, "Give me a bow."
The deputy general was stunned for a moment before taking out his own bow and handing it to Li. Li glanced at the bow. Although this bow was not as good as Zhong Limei's bow, it was still a fine piece of work. Moreover, it was easy to hold.
In truth, archery was not his strong suit. However, as the eldest son of the Empire's first wife, the Fusu naturally had to learn archery. Moreover, according to his memories, he had learned it quite well.
Li nocked an arrow. Although he was a little unfamiliar with it, he still felt a sense of familiarity.
Taking a deep breath, he aimed at a Hu soldier not too far away, pulled back the bowstring, and released the arrow.
Seeing the barbarian fall to the ground, Li let out a long sigh of relief. It seemed that Fusu's archery was really good. Of course, this was also related to the fact that he deliberately chose a closer target for safety.
However, the effect of this arrow had been achieved.
Li's mouth hooked up into a calculating smile, looking at his own soldiers whose morale was suddenly boosted because of his arrow.
When the deputy general saw this scene, he suddenly nodded his head and looked at Li's eyes with a little admiration.
Li Xin finally understood that the reason why the matter of taking the lead could resonate with so many people was naturally because there was a unique point.
Although it was not popular to take the lead in this era, the most important thing was that his status did not allow him to take the lead.
However, that didn't stop him from taking the lead and doing things that were similar to taking the lead.
When the deputy general looked up and saw the faint smile on Li Xin's face, he felt a chill in his heart.
After being together for such a long time, Li Xin, the empire's eldest son, had a new image in everyone's hearts. If he was originally a gentle and elegant young master, he was now handsome and elegant on the outside but smart to the point of being somewhat cunning. Unexpectedly, he was subduing people, and occasionally, when he was evil, he would make people tremble with fear.
On the other hand, although Bai Qi was not as experienced in actual combat as Zhong Limei, he won in terms of bravery. When the surrounding soldiers saw Bai Qi's ferocious appearance, they were stimulated to become wild, and for a time, they resisted the Hu's fierce attacks.
On the other hand, the situation of the heavy-armored cavalrymen who went to provide support was not as good. Although they relied on the initial impact to create a gap in the Hu's defense, the other party had the advantage in numbers, so it did not take long for the valiant Hu to react and surround them like dumplings. Although the archers in the distance had been providing support, when their side was completely mixed with the Hu, the archers could only stop what they were doing.
Both sides once again fell into a stalemate.
"Young master, we can't go on like this. It was not easy to narrow the gap between us and the enemy, we can't fall short at the last moment." A deputy general pulled his mount to the front of Li Xin and anxiously said.
Li patted the horse he was sitting on, his eyes coldly watching the instant changes on the battlefield. In the end, he still underestimated the fierceness of the soldiers led by Hei Lang. However, for him, there was no reason for failure in this war.
Therefore — — Li Xin coldly snorted and pointed the sword in his hand to the sky. The sword tip was suffused with a cold dark light, and the momentum was astonishing.
"Brothers, we will not disgrace our mission and pacify the Hu!
Follow me! "
When the last word came out, Li Xin's horse had already rushed out like an arrow.
The soldiers behind him shouted in unison, and the rumbling sound of horse hooves instantly drowned out the battlefield.
When a large number of soldiers were facing each other, when it was a chaotic battle, swords and spears had no eyes. At this time, whoever had the best equipment would have the advantage.
Although Mu Duo chose to charge with the whole army, the advantage that was originally leaning toward Li Xin's side instantly turned toward his side.
However, Li Xin's prompt decision to charge with the whole army once again pulled the situation back.
Although there was still a disparity in the number of people, their equipment was excellent. The most important thing was that even the commander-in-chief had stepped down, which was not a small boost to the morale.
The reason why Li Xin did this was because it was impossible for the other side's commander-in-chief to step into the battlefield.
However, Li Xin was still careful enough. Although he rushed into the chaos, he had been holding a mouthful of internal force, ready to go.
The most important thing was that even if he really took the lead, not to mention the others, the deputy general beside him would naturally follow him to protect him. In this world, the hierarchy was still strict.
If he really let the eldest son of the first wife sacrifice his life for the country, no matter what, Ying Zheng would never let them go.