There was nothing fancy about it, and the two armies were only two or three miles apart.
Zhao Min's army came rolling in, just like a fan coming directly towards them.
Within that fan, both infantry and cavalry were rushing towards Tang He's army.
Tang He was already cursing in his heart, "Damn Zhao Min, she is really as cunning as a fox. She tried to persuade me to surrender just now, but she led her army to charge in the blink of an eye."
Tang He had already cursed Zhao Min's ancestors for eighteen generations, but even though he had cursed them, he still had to do the next thing.
"Form a formation, cavalry soldiers, follow me and charge."
After all, Tang He was a great general who was good at fighting, so he still had to have the most basic reaction.
However, just as he was about to lead the cavalry charge, Xu Da stopped him.
This action may be the most conscientious way for him to vent his anger.
"General Tang, you are now the supreme commander of this army. Let us do the charge."
"If something happens to you, everything behind you will be ruined."
After Xu Da finished speaking, a trace of gratitude flashed in Tang He's eyes: "Marshal, then I'll leave it to you. This team may be the last hope to help Your Majesty turn the tables. It would be unjust if such a country were to be taken away by Zhang Wuji, the evil cult leader."
Xu Da didn't say much, just glanced at Lan Yu and the other two behind him.
The three of them knew very well that the offensive had already begun. Whether they stayed here or led the army to charge, the result would inevitably be a fight to the death. Since the results were the same, then whether they charged or stayed in the infantry phalanx, the outcome would not be much different. They could not just do nothing and surrender.
The first to collide were the cavalry from both sides.
However, in most cases, the confrontation between cavalrymen is not a stalemate.
The war horses will gallop forward continuously, and the soldiers on horseback will only brandish their swords and guns in the moment when the two armies pass by each other, and then turn their horses' heads and start again. If the infantry and cavalry fight in coordination, the cavalry will gallop back and forth on the stalemate battlefield, and their super high mobility will determine the outcome of the battle.
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When Zhao Min was still dozens of feet away from the Wei cavalry, she saw several familiar figures.
The familiar figures were Xu Da and his four companions.
Zhao Min sneered: "I really am your lady's man. I spared your lives, but you didn't know how to cherish it. You even dared to fight with me with swords."
Not only did Zhao Min see Xu Da and others, but Xu Da and others also saw Zhao Min.
On the battlefield, only Zhao Min was wearing red clothes.
Xu Da and others may have thought that Zhao Min's red dress was just a more gorgeous piece of clothing.
But the people who know this dress best are Zhang Wuji, Zhou Zhiruo and Yu Fei, because this dress was worn by Zhao Min when she ascended the throne in Yuan Dadu.
That is the so-called dragon robe.
This time when she went south, she would wear this dress most of the time. There was no other meaning. She just wanted to wear her dragon robe in front of Zhang Wuji, just to make Zhang Wuji a little unhappy.
But what can be done? Zhang Wuji doesn't care about such things at all. He even likes Zhao Min wearing this dress very much.
It was not until a little longer time passed that Zhao Min truly understood that Zhang Wuji not only liked her wearing this bright red dragon robe, but what Zhang Wuji liked more was helping Zhao Min take off this dragon robe.
Thinking of this, Zhao Min's cheeks couldn't help but turn slightly red.
"Damn it, how can I think about those messy things at this moment? It's so shameful."
"After all, I have been an empress. How can I really become a shameless woman?"
Zhao Min was dazed by the chaotic images in her mind.
But he was only in a daze for a moment. When he came to his senses, the Wei cavalry was already right in front of him.
The sword was already buzzing in Zhao Min's hand. She swung it with all her might and ended the life of a Wei soldier.
The two armies collided with each other, and because it was a charge between cavalry, they soon distanced themselves from each other. However, the Ming army was coordinating infantry and cavalry at this time. When the Wei cavalry separated from the Ming cavalry, they were equipped with Ming infantry.
Arrows fell like rain. Just now, when the cavalry of the two armies charged each other, two or three hundred soldiers of the Wei cavalry fell off their horses, and the wave of arrow rain that followed caused a lot of casualties to the Wei cavalry.
Looking at Zhao Min again, she did not stop at all, and directly led her own cavalry into the Wei army's infantry camp.
After all, the distance between the two armies is now too close, so close that Zhao Min had just separated from the Wei army's cavalry when she was almost in front of the Wei army's infantry camp.
Zhao Min also faced a rain of arrows. She was also a human being, just with a higher level of cultivation.
In this situation, she could only protect herself, but it was difficult to protect the soldiers around her.
Countless deaths and injuries occurred among the soldiers of both armies. In such a situation, those with ability would naturally live longer, while those without ability would have died long ago.
Zhao Min's troops did not stop at all, but rushed directly into the infantry camp of the Wei army. How could the Wei army soldiers resist under the strong impact? Moreover, the Wei army's infantry was just a temporary square formation, without tripwires, pitfalls, or anything else.
Looking at the Ming army infantry behind Zhao Min, they first used arrows like rain to cause certain casualties to the cavalry led by Xu Da. After the casualties, those infantry soldiers did not engage in too much entanglement with this group of Wei army cavalry.
Before the charge, the soldiers of the two armies were only two or three miles apart. The battlefield was so small that if they rushed forward one more step, the soldiers of the two armies would completely collide with each other. With such an opportunity, who would care about the few Wei cavalry?
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"Tang He, I gave you a chance, but you didn't cherish it."
"die".
Zhao Min took the lead and rushed straight towards Tang He. Accompanying Zhao Min was a woman holding two swords. The woman also had an unstoppable momentum.
Although Tang He was not frightened to death, he was still at a loss.
Zhao Min alone has the courage to resist thousands of men, and with the equally strong Zhao Linger, how can a normal person resist these two people together?
"Quick, shoot arrows and stop them."
This was the only solution Tang He could think of.
Arrows rained down directly at Zhao Min and Zhao Linger.
Zhao Linger jumped up from the warhorse and said, "Sister Min'er, I'll show you my skills today."
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