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Chapter 767 Long Live the Emperor! (37)
The commotion caused by Yu Muhuai was so great that the Jian Kingdom's main force quickly noticed her direction.

They used flags to send signals.

The meaning is: "Come quick! The enemy emperor is here! Charge in and kill him!!!"

Yu Muhuai noticed their movements and guessed that the army might be moving in her direction.

Sure enough, Jian Kingdom's formation gradually changed.

However, since the soldiers on the battlefield were engaged in life-or-death battles, Jian Kingdom could not suddenly change its formation, otherwise it would easily collapse.

In ancient times, battle formations were extremely important, and no matter when or where, the formations had to remain intact.

Although the enemy's movement was relatively slow, more and more enemies were still rushing towards Yu Muhuai.

Yu Muhuai's pressure gradually increased.

Although her warhorse was clad in armor, its limbs were bare and covered with wounds of varying sizes.

The warhorse's movements slowed down considerably, which inevitably affected Yu Muhuai's movements as well.

Suddenly, a group of Jian Kingdom soldiers formed a battle formation around her, and as Yu Muhuai charged forward again, several soldiers pounced on the warhorse beneath her.

The warhorse was of excellent quality, its front hooves raised high, attempting to crush these people with downward gravity.

Unexpectedly, this group of people came with the determination to die.

The horses stomped on them, damaging their internal organs, causing them to vomit blood, and they died on the spot.

But before they died, the men mustered all their strength and swung their swords at the horse's hooves.

The warhorse immediately let out a mournful neigh.

Several men paid the ultimate price, leaving their warhorses severely wounded.

The horse felt a sharp pain and could no longer stand steadily, collapsing to the side.

Yu Muhuai also felt his body tilt and fall to the side.

Upon seeing this, the soldiers of Jian State turned bloodshot and desperately swung their weapons, trying to rush to Yu Muhuai's side.

Their general had already given orders that anyone who could capture the Emperor of Cong Kingdom, regardless of life or death, would be richly rewarded and promoted three ranks!

The moment he falls off his horse is the perfect opportunity to capture the Emperor of Cong!
Charge for the wealth that's about to be yours!

Meanwhile, the soldiers of Cong Kingdom were also frantic. They roared and desperately formed a defensive line to prevent the enemy from getting close to their emperor.

In this critical moment, Yu Muhuai braced his hands against the horse's back for leverage, then leaped off the horse, rolling over to dissipate the force upon landing.

Using the momentum from the roll, she stood up and swung her sword at an enemy soldier who was rushing towards her.

This set of movements was fluid and seamless, and because the force of the jump had not been completely dissipated, the power of this strike was extremely great.

They actually cut the armored soldier in half at the waist.

The soldier's lower body was still standing, but his upper body had tilted to one side and fallen down.

The intestines and other organs in the waist and abdomen gushed out.

The scene was incredibly bloody, but it boosted the morale of the Cong Kingdom soldiers once again.

"Long live the Emperor!"

"Come on!"

"on!"

Yu Muhuai was covered in blood, her eyes gleaming with excitement, like a demon from hell reaping the lives of the enemy.

Without her warhorse, she had more room to maneuver.

Yu Muhuai wielded a long sword, clad in armor, appearing both god and demon, invincible. Enemy corpses fell around her, gradually forming a desolate road of mountains of flesh and seas of blood.

The soldiers of Jian Kingdom had no idea that their emperor was such a formidable warrior.

She could take on ten men single-handedly, no, she could absolutely take on a hundred!
Moreover, his aura, his intimidating gaze, and his terrifying moves were several times more frightening than his own Khan Badachi.

One man can guard the gate, but ten thousand men cannot open it.

The soldiers of Jian Kingdom felt an unprecedented fear.

Fear is contagious, and more and more people were afraid of Yu Muhuai, which deeply affected the morale of the Jian Kingdom's army.

Upon seeing this, the general of Jian Kingdom knew that defeat was inevitable if things continued this way.

So he could only grit his teeth and order more soldiers to assemble and charge toward where Yu Muhuai was.

He also ordered his men to move the cannons forward, getting as close as possible to the Emperor of Cong.

The generals of Cong Kingdom naturally noticed the enemy's actions. They immediately dispatched a large force to specifically target the enemy's artillery and musket units, blocking their advance and preventing such lethal weapons from getting close to their emperor.

Due to the temporary change in Jian Kingdom's formation, their troops became increasingly chaotic.

In ancient times, without radio communication, the way to control an army of millions of people was through formations and banners.

The Jian Kingdom's formation has now developed a weakness, giving the Cong Kingdom an opportunity to exploit it.

Duan Kui, Xiao Dingkun, and others faced the enemy head-on, while Qin Hansheng, following the orders given by Yu Muhuai before the battle, led an elite force to flank the enemy.

This is the battle plan that Yu Muhuai and his generals decided on in their tent last night.

If the emperor personally leads the charge, it will inevitably attract most of the enemy's attention, and may even cause them to change their battle plans and organize a large number of soldiers to charge at the emperor.

This is the best time to flank from behind.

The enemy wanted to capture our emperor, but little did they know that the mantis stalks the cicada, unaware of the oriole behind. We could also launch a direct attack on the enemy general.

This arduous task was entrusted to Qin Hansheng, who had extensive experience in fighting peasant uprisings in Northeast China and was well-versed in terrain warfare.

Just as Yu Muhuai had predicted, the Jian Kingdom's army focused almost all of its attention on where Yu Muhuai was, leaving their rear vulnerable.

Qin Hansheng's sneak attack caught the enemy off guard.

After a fierce battle, the enemy general was captured.

At this point, the outcome of the battle between the two sides was clear.

The news of the capture of Jian Kingdom's top general quickly spread throughout the entire battlefield.

The Jian Kingdom soldiers, still charging forward, were stunned. Their movements gradually slowed, and they stared at each other in disbelief. Having lost their leader, the soldiers had completely lost all will to fight.

On the other hand, the Cong Kingdom's army was filled with jubilation and celebration. Their morale was high, and they brandished their weapons, slaughtering their way through the enemy lines.

In an instant, the ground was littered with the corpses of tens of thousands of Jian Kingdom soldiers.

With no other option, someone from Jian State took on the role of temporary general, leading the soldiers in a fighting retreat.

But this was precisely the time when the Cong Kingdom's army was in high spirits, so how could they miss such a great opportunity?
So one chased after the other triumphantly, while the other fled in panic.

The situation on the battlefield quickly became one-sided.

Many Jian Kingdom soldiers eventually forgot to even take their weapons, as they found their armor too heavy and simply took it off and fled.

This was a complete rout.

Stretching for dozens of miles northwest from the battlefield, the corpses of Jian Kingdom soldiers could be seen lying on the ground everywhere.

The Kingdom of Cong has won a great victory in this battle!
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