The Doctor Who Traveled Through Water Margin

In the afternoon, the sun shines obliquely on the battlefield on the other side of Jinshatan, and the air is filled with dust and grass fragrance. The Liangshan soldiers and the imperial army are each lined up on the field, with the battle flags of both sides fluttering in the breeze, and the sound of drums and horns interweaving together, shaking the hearts of every soldier.

The Liangshan troops mainly use red flags, with a golden sun and moon symbol embroidered on the left, which is simple and elegant. Wang Li said that a symbol representing the army will also be embroidered on the right side of the flag, and they need to fight for what symbol to embroider in the end, and the flying tiger, soaring dragon, unicorn, etc. are all possible.

The soldiers of Liangshan were dressed in black, with a small number of them wearing armor of various colors. They were holding spears, swords, etc., with determination and courage written on their faces.

The government troops mainly used red and white flags with large Chinese characters embroidered on them, including Song, Zhang, Dong, Huang, Zhu, etc. Their armor was bright and dazzling, their weapons were sharp, and their morale was high.

It was obvious at first glance that Zhang Shuye was good at commanding the army, and Wang Li least wanted to fight with such a famous minister.

In front of the two armies, Zhang Shuye rode out on his horse, and his two sons followed closely behind him as guards. Zhang Shuye shouted, "Excuse me, who is the leader of Liangshan? Can you come out and see me?"

Upon hearing this, Wang Li rode out slowly on his horse. Bian Xiang and Li Kui followed Wang Li on horseback, one standing in front of Wang Li on the left. Xiao Biaozi on the right also had a fierce look on his face. He just followed Wang Li wherever he went.

Wang Li was dressed in tight clothes but had no armor; Bian Xiang and Li Kui also had no armor.

Bian Xiang was a burly man, nine feet tall, with a long beard, a square face, broad shoulders, straight eyebrows and round eyes. His arms seemed to have the strength of a buffalo, and he looked very majestic holding a mountain-splitting axe.

Li Kui's image was a bit ruined. He was thick-skinned and mischievous, with red and yellow eyebrows and red hair tied around his eyes. His hair was as rough as an iron brush and he had two axes on his waist. Wang Li saw that his pants might be crushed down by the axes at any time.

Forget it, let's just leave it at that. Next time I'll look for that golden leopard Tang Long and get him a good set of armor...

Wang Li shouted loudly: "I am Wang Li of Liangshan, and I am the leader of Liangshan Stronghold. But is Lord Zhang Shuye here in person?"

Before Zhang Shuye could say anything, Zhang Bofen behind him shouted, "How dare you, bandits, call me by my name?"

Li Kui was not to be outdone, and he wanted to be louder than anyone on the other side, and he was also not a clean talker. He immediately pulled out two axes, pointed them at him and shouted, "You are so bold, you bastard, if you make another noise, I will chop you off."

Zhang Bofen was about to say something, but Zhang Shuye interrupted him and said, "Back off!"

He then shouted, "But Taoist doctor Wang Li?"

"It's down!"

The soldiers on the other side who knew Wang Li were also very surprised when they heard that it was Wang Li, but they didn't say anything due to military discipline. However, they were amazed when they saw the tiger next to Wang Li. "Can this thing be subdued?"

Zhang Shuye also sighed and shouted: "The emperor has cleared your name, and you are also a great man. Why don't you accept the imperial edict and make a good living?"

Wang Li smiled and said, "Master Zhang, you are serving in the same court with the six thieves. I don't need to tell you how you feel, right? We have no grudges in the past and no hatred in the present. Why do you want to drag me into this sea of suffering?"

Zhang Shuye stopped talking and shouted, "You are stubborn and unrepentant. Although I value your talent, since you are determined to be a bandit, I have no choice but to suppress you." After saying that, he rode away on his horse.

Wang Li ignored him and returned to the battlefield with Li Kui and Bian Xiang.

Wang Li was afraid that Zhang Shuye would attack directly, so he disrupted the original plan of fighting the generals and ordered Bian Xiang: "Brother Bian Xiang, you go out and challenge him. Remember to try not to hurt anyone's life. Temporarily assume the position of the commander of the personal guard battalion."

Bian Xiang nodded, jumped out on his horse, stood in the middle of the battle array and shouted, "Bian Xiang of the Liangshan Guard Camp is here, who is coming to die?"

Bian Xiang has the strength of the Five Tiger Generals. In his previous life, after he surrendered to Liangshan, Feng Tai was killed by him during the expedition against Wang Qing. Now they are in the same camp, so naturally there will be no such scene.

Soon a general came out from the opposite side, with two flags on his back, with the words "Brave General with Two Guns, A Distinguished Marquis" written on them. He held two guns in his hands, and wore bright armor. At first glance, he was a conspicuous person who loved to show off.

"Nameless bandit, you just need to remember that the one who killed you was Dong Ping, the military supervisor of Dongping Prefecture."

Bian Xiang and Dong Ping rode their horses against each other, and soon they exchanged one round and passed each other. After only one round, both of them felt that the other was not simple and did not dare to move rashly.

The atmosphere between the two was solemn and tense. Bian Xiang was tall, with a resolute face and firmness and courage in his eyes;

Dong Ping was in good shape, handsome, and had a heroic temperament. The two stood facing each other, as if waiting for the moment of the decisive battle.

The afternoon sun shone through the clouds and shone on the two people, coating them with a layer of golden light. The air around them seemed to freeze, leaving only the tense atmosphere between the two people and the echo of war drums in the distance.

Suddenly, Bian Xiang urged his horse forward, followed by Dong Ping. The two engaged in a fierce battle on the battlefield, with axes and spears flashing and horses' hooves flying.

Their figures moved quickly in the sunlight, sometimes charging forward, sometimes making detours, sometimes dodging cleverly, and sometimes attacking fiercely.

Their movements were vigorous and powerful, and they were evenly matched. After fighting for fifty rounds, there was still no winner.

Bian Xiang held a mountain-splitting axe in his hand. The axe was broad and heavy, and the axe blade shone coldly, showing his bravery and strength. When he swung the axe, the wind whistled and the axe shadow was heavy, as if it could split all obstacles.

Dong Ping held two long spears, with sharp tips and straight shafts, showing his agility and superb skills. He fired left and right, with the shadows of the spears interlaced, and his offensive was extremely sharp.

The two men fought on the battlefield, one using force to defeat cleverness, the other using cleverness to defeat force, each showing their strengths, and the battle scene was extremely intense.

The soldiers on both sides held their breath and watched this wonderful fight intently. Their shouts and cheers rose one after another, cheering for the generals of their respective camps.

Mi Xian touched his head and said, "Brother is right. This Dong Ping is really powerful. Only the commander can easily suppress him."

Bian Xiang had just arrived, and Wang Li asked him to go into battle to let others see his abilities so that he could be integrated into Liangshan as soon as possible. However, Bian Xiang may not have been in battle for a long time, or it may be his first time, so his techniques were a little unfamiliar. Wang Li knew that he could not exert his full strength, but Dong Ping had already tried his best.

After more than thirty rounds, there was still no winner, and Dong Ping was gradually falling into a disadvantage.

Zhang Shuye sounded the horn, and Dong Ping dodged it, turned his horse around and went back. Wang Li also ordered his men to sound the horn to let Bian Xiang come back, but Bian Xiang did not pursue and returned to the formation.

In this fierce contest, Bian Xiang and Dong Ping both displayed their superb martial arts and extraordinary courage. In the end, Bian Xiang had the upper hand.

At this time, Zhang Bofen from the government army came out to challenge. Zhang Bofen had a broad forehead and square cheeks, sword-like eyebrows, shining pupils, a voice like a bell, and held two large copper and gold hammers in his hands.

Wang Li didn't know his strength, but he thought it should not be underestimated. The book only described that he and his brother fought against Lu Zhishen, and finally Lu Zhishen ran away due to exhaustion. Wang Li defined the strength of these two brothers as that of the Eight Hussars.

Seeing that Bian Xiang was out of breath, Wang Li did not let others go out to consume their energy in order to prepare for the upcoming melee. He directly sent Du Fu out to capture this guy.

Du Fu walked out leisurely, holding a Zhangba Snake Spear in his hand. He looked calm and composed, and was increasingly acting like a great commander.

Zhang Bofen shouted, "You thief, I won't kill nameless people under my hammer. Tell me your name."

Du Fu was not angry either. He smiled and replied, "The first cavalry division of Liangshan. Du Fu."

"That's a weird name, I'll kill you!"

Zhang Bofen shouted and urged his horse to charge forward, but Du Fu remained calm and avoided Zhang Bofen's attack calmly.

Zhang Bofen became more and more anxious as the fight went on. After fighting for more than twenty rounds, he already knew that he was no match for his opponent, who simply didn't take him seriously.

Wang Li was thinking, doesn't this Du Fu know that even a lion will use all its strength to fight a rabbit?

Zhang Shuye also saw through it and was ready to sound the horn to call back his troops, but Du Fu seized the opportunity, swung his spear like a club, and hit Zhang Bo with his horse's leg.

The horse fell to the ground in pain, and Zhang Bofen was thrown out. When Zhang Bofen tried to get up, Du Fu's spear had already reached his throat.

Li Kui's eyes lit up, and he ran over with a rope, tied up the beast, and carried it away.

Zhang Shuye was very anxious, "Save Bofen!"

The government troops immediately rushed over to kill...