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Lu Bu also pondered for a long time in his heart, analyzing and comparing the people around him one by one. Among these people were Huang Zhong, Guan Yu, Li Su, Zhang Yang, Zhang Fei and Zhao Yun, but after careful consideration, he believed that only Huang Zhong was the most suitable for the task of undercover.

Huang Zhong is not only young and strong, but also has rich social experience and wisdom. More importantly, he has extraordinary endurance and can remain calm and composed in the face of various pressures and difficulties. These qualities make Huang Zhong the best choice for this mission.

In addition, Lü Bu also dispatched dozens of specially trained special forces to assist Huang Zhong in completing the mission. These special forces are the elite among the elites. They have received rigorous training and have excellent combat skills and adaptability. I believe that at the critical moment, they will be able to play a huge role and bring unexpected gains to Lü Bu.

When the defense battle of the capital Luoyi was tense and stalemate, Dong Zhuo, the governor of Xiliang, received the emperor's order and led more than 10,000 fierce and brave Xiliang cavalrymen to rush to Sizhou, the core point in the Central Plains region, to provide reinforcements and emergency relief day and night.

However, they did not have a smooth journey and were constantly besieged and resisted by the Yellow Turban Army. Although the Yellow Turban Army fought back, they had not accumulated enough mature combat skills and practical experience because they had not been in the uprising for a long time. They were unable to cope with the well-trained and well-equipped Xiliang Iron Cavalry.

Although the Yellow Turban soldiers risked their lives and tried their best to stop the Xiliang army from advancing, they were ultimately unable to resist its fierce offensive. In the end, they could only helplessly watch as the Xiliang cavalry swept past like a gust of wind and continued to gallop towards their destination.

The more than 10,000 Xiliang cavalry led by Dong Zhuo was a real elite army at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Its members were all experienced warriors who were good at riding and shooting and were as swift as the wind. Each soldier was equipped with two horses to ensure mobility and sustainability in long-term battles.

These Xiliang cavalrymen guarded the border of Xiliang all year round, and fought countless desperate battles and battles with the Xiongnu cavalry and Qiang foreign enemies. They have experienced countless bloody battles and have developed a strong fighting will and superb fighting skills.

No matter how sudden the situation changed in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and how chaotic the world was, there was not only political corruption and people's livelihood, but also powerful enemies and border emergencies. These internal and external troubles surged like a tide, making the whole country face an unprecedented crisis.

Just like the situation when Lu Bu first traveled to the ancient city of Machi in Jiuyuan County, the entire northwestern border area of ​​the Han Dynasty was often filled with war and smoke.

Innocent people had no choice but to become victims of the war, they were forced to leave their homes and become homeless. Foreign tribes along the border were eyeing them covetously, often launching attacks and raids, burning, killing, looting, and committing all kinds of atrocities.

Cities in border areas were lost one after another, the country was occupied, and the people lived in dire straits. This means that border areas are under tremendous pressure all the time, not only to deal with the invasion of foreign enemies, but also to resist internal turmoil.

At that time, Longxi County and Liangzhou were invaded by Qiang and Di people for a long time. These foreign tribes sometimes submitted to the court and sometimes rebelled, which made the border situation always unstable and difficult to completely pacify. In this context, the Western Liang Iron Cavalry shouldered the heavy responsibility of guarding the country and resisting foreign invasion. They defended the peace of the Eastern Han Dynasty with their lives and blood.