The border between the Great Sheng Dynasty and the Great Jin Dynasty was very long.

The King of Yan's army of more than 300,000 soldiers needed to guard five checkpoints.

From west to east, they are: Guai Pass, Yanling Pass, Chifeng Pass, Tonglu Pass, and Fengxi Pass.

Guaiguan is a famous town in the north. It specializes in Cordyceps sinensis and various precious medicinal materials. It is also a place where caravans communicate with northwestern countries, so it is very important.

It is now guarded by Lian Yi, a general under the King of Yan, who leads 50,000 soldiers.

Yanling Pass is easy to defend but difficult to attack. It is guarded by Pan Xiaofeng, a general under Prince Yan, who leads 20,000 soldiers.

Chifeng Pass has a flat terrain and no high shelters, and is also the pass that the Jin Kingdom likes to raid the most.

The King of Yan ordered General Gan Zhong to lead 30,000 soldiers to garrison the city.

Tonglu Pass is a mountainous area that is difficult to attack or defend. The King of Yan asked General Qi Yuan, as well as Li Zhan and Gao Sheng from the Black Wind Village to guard it together, and also left them with 20,000 troops.

Fengxi Pass is close to the sea, so one has to worry about a sudden attack from the Jin Dynasty from land, and also guard against a sudden attack from the Jin Dynasty from water.

Miao Fangyu, a general who was good at naval warfare, and Shen Jialin, Jiang Quanda, and Wen Hao were left here to guard. Another 30,000 troops and several warships were also left.

Hua Wanfeng and some doctors stayed here to help.

The Prince of Yan himself led an army of 200,000 to enter the Jin Kingdom to recover its territory.

On this trip, he also brought Qiu Mobai, Hua Lingyi, Hua Lingjian, Zhang Fengjin, Hou Yingying, Hua Wanru and some doctors.

After a month of battles, the Yan army arrived at Bianlan City of the Jin Dynasty, which was also the third largest city of the Jin Dynasty.

This city has no high walls and is flat as a plain. The people of the Jin Dynasty all live in yurts.

The population is probably about a hundred thousand.

The army also had more than 100,000 soldiers, a total of almost 300,000 people.

With flags flying and drums thundering, the army of Prince Yan and the army of Great Jin were facing each other.

On the side of the King of Yan, in addition to the King of Yan, there were also Hua Lingyi, Qiu Mobai and several generals under the King of Yan. The others watched the battle from the back.

The general on the side of the Great Jin was called Yelu Xi, who was the younger brother of the Queen of the Great Jin.

In addition to Yeluxi, there is also the ninth prince of the old emperor of the Great Jin Dynasty, Haleqi.

Both of them were of sturdy build, with strong bodies. The war horses they rode were much bigger than those of the Great Sheng Dynasty.

Hua Lingyi looked much thinner in front of them.

The soldiers on both sides were dressed in heavy armor, holding sharp weapons, and ready for battle.

A gust of cold wind whistled past, blowing up yellow sand all over the sky, adding a bit of desolation and tension.

It's chilling to the bone.

King Yan looked coldly at the opposite side, then drew the long sword from his waist and shouted coldly.

"attack!"

Prince Yan rushed out first.

Behind him, Hua Lingyi, Hua Lingjian, Qiu Mobai and several generals followed closely.

Yeluxi was also unambiguous and shouted, "Kill!"

The Jin soldiers also rushed over.

The battle began, and both sides rushed towards each other like a tide. The shouts and the sounds of metal colliding were intertwined and deafening.

The archers in the back pulled their bowstrings to their full potential, and arrows rained down on the enemy formation, leaving a trail of blood.

The melee soldiers engaged in fierce hand-to-hand combat, with people falling down continuously amid the flashing of swords and sabers.

The land was dyed red with blood, and broken limbs could be seen everywhere.

Prince Yan, Qiu Mobai, Hua Lingyi, Hua Lingjian and others led the charge, wielding long swords and broadswords, fighting desperately with the generals of the Great Jin Dynasty in the midst of flashing swords and sabers.

Inspire all soldiers to fight bravely.

As time went on, the war entered a white-hot stage. Both sides were exhausted, but no one backed down.

Finally, the Jin's defense line was breached, and Yeluxi was still struggling, while Haleqi led his men to escape.

Hua Lingyi seized the opportunity and pursued the victory.

King Yan's eyes were stern and he shouted.

"Don't chase the desperate enemy, beware of ambushes!"

Hua Lingyi had already ridden away on his horse.

King Yan frowned and killed several young generals of the Great Jin. Just when he was about to chase after them himself, Qiu Mobai, dressed in silver armor and riding a horse, blocked his way.

"Your Highness, Prince of Yan, please let me go! I will definitely bring General Hua back safely!"

At this time, outsiders did not know Qiu Mobai's identity, they just thought he was a big businessman with some martial arts skills, and provided military pay to the army.

Therefore, His Royal Highness Prince Yan treated Qiu Mobai particularly well, wanting him to gain some military merits on the battlefield so that he could enter the court in the future.

Although the soldiers around the King of Yan did not look down on him, they did not think highly of him either.

However, recently on the battlefield, everyone has changed their opinion of him. Qiu Mobai looks like a weak and frail pretty boy, but he is unexpectedly very skilled in martial arts. He is also proficient in tactics and strategy!

He led several victories.

King Yan frowned, unwilling to let Qiu Mobai take the risk.

Although Hua Lingyi is his brother-in-law, Qiu Mobai is his biological son.

While the King of Yan hesitated, he killed several Jin generals and turned back.

I saw Qiu Mobai bowing to him, then riding his horse to chase after him.

"Qiu Mobai, you..."

King Yan gritted his teeth, but it was too late!

King Yan quickly looked at Wen Xin who was not far away.

After killing a few people, Wen Xin nodded, and took his men on horseback to chase after them.

Prince Yan was very worried, but he still had to deal with Yeluxi and the remaining Jin people.

Hua Lingyi led his men to chase for two miles before finally catching up. But suddenly a canyon appeared in front of them.

Hua Lingyi watched Haleqi and his men rush into the canyon.

After hesitating for a moment, he went forward to take a look.

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