The substitute prince: Reported the emperor's brother at the beginning

"We are envoys from the barbarians, bound for your capital to meet your Martial Emperor." Atulu shouted, "Sixth Prince, aren't you afraid of your Martial Emperor's wrath by attacking us like this? Even if you were a prince, your Emperor would not forgive you."

"What a waste of time." Ning Yi said with a faint disdain: "Open fire."

"Bang, bang, bang" there was another burst of gunfire, and the barbarian envoys on the opposite side who were holding weapons all fell down.

Some people rolled on the ground screaming, and some even had a big hole on their face. They died after twitching a few times.

This scared the other people.

Atulu was terrified, his face pale, and his white beard trembled violently: "Sixth Prince, Sixth Prince, you, you have expired your Martial Emperor, your Martial Emperor will not let you go, I am the Prime Minister of the Barbarian Tribe, and there are hundreds of thousands of our Barbarian troops outside Hushan Pass."

Ning Yi sneered, "Old fellow, you still want to use the Martial Emperor to pressure this prince. This prince will deal with you first, and then deal with the Barbarian King, that greedy guy. As for you, you can go down and rest first."

Ning Yi waved his hand and all the firearms opened fire indiscriminately.

Until the end, Aturu couldn't believe that the Sixth Prince really dared to kill him.

And from what the Sixth Prince said, he didn't take Emperor Wu seriously at all. Where did he get the courage from?

Is he really not afraid that Emperor Wu will punish him? After all, he is just a prince.

Everyone screamed and lay down. The soldiers of the Royal Guard Battalion went up one by one to give them bayonets. After everything was done, Ning Yi had his men clean up all the bodies.

Qin Haifeng sighed and said, "Your Highness, kill them. There's no turning back."

They are barbarian envoys. To the barbarian Khan, Ning Yi does not give him any face at all. It is more insulting than scolding people before the war.

To Emperor Wu, killing the barbarian envoys without authorization was a transgression by Ning Yi and would never be forgiven.

No matter from which side, Ning Yi has no way out.

Ning Yi said nonchalantly, "This prince has no way out."

"Tomorrow, we will have a formal decisive battle with the barbarians."

All the barbarian envoys were killed, no one survived, and no one knows what happened.

The next day, at dawn, the gates of Hushan Pass, which had been closed for a long time, and the nearby passes were suddenly opened.

The mighty army of the Wu State rushed out of Guanzhong in an orderly and rapid manner.

The barbarian camp dozens of miles away received the news, and the barbarian Khan was also shocked.

Immediately assemble the army and prepare to come and see what this kid Wu Lingyun is going to do.

Do you really dare to fight him?

Do you really think that you are afraid of him just because you have lost some rebels and strong men?

But when the barbarian Khan gathered his army and marched over in a mighty force, he was also shocked.

Outside Hushan Pass, large numbers of soldiers and horses occupied the open spaces everywhere.

Just from the flagpoles, you can see that the temporary military units are lined up in formation.

There are more than a dozen temporary armies, which means there are more than 100,000 soldiers and horses.

In addition, all the cavalry were ready behind the infantry, each of them fully armored and riding on excellent war horses.

This time, Ning Yi gathered all the cavalry at Hushan Pass.

Not only are there 30,000 cavalrymen from the northwest, but there are also three cavalry armies of its own, and 3,000 cavalrymen from the vassal kings are also on the list.

There was even a cavalry regiment from the firearms army, which brought the total number of cavalry to less than 70,000.

This is already very impressive.

The barbarian Khan took a deep breath. He didn't expect that the Sixth Prince had actually hidden so many troops behind Hushan Pass.

Didn’t they say that the troops at Hushan Pass also suffered heavy losses? Didn’t they say that many of his temporary troops went to the battlefield one after another?

Where did so many soldiers come from?

Ning Yi has his own firearms army, three servant groups, two heavy artillery groups, and more than 200,000 soldiers and horses everywhere.

The barbarian Khan was in no hurry to attack, because he knew it would be difficult to defeat such a large number of troops. Just by looking at their formation, he could tell that they were well-trained and well-equipped.

Even if his 200,000 cavalry army launched a strong attack, it would be extremely difficult to defeat them, and the casualties would certainly be huge.

Moreover, there are tens of thousands of cavalry in the north to guard against the Wu army in Fangcheng.

The barbarian Khan was also frightened. Fortunately, he did not rush to let the rebels continue to attack. Wu Lingyun had hidden so many soldiers and horses. Even if all his rebels were to attack, they would still not be enough for his army to deal with them in turns.

Ning Yi was not in a hurry to attack, he continued to wait.

I believe that I have enough patience, but the barbarian Khan does not.

The barbarian Khan wanted to see if there was an opportunity to launch a surprise attack, but after two days, there was no progress.

Only two days later, the barbarian Khan suddenly received news that almost made him cry.

The tens of thousands of cavalrymen defending Fangcheng in the north were suddenly besieged by the Wu army from several directions.

No one knew where the Wu army came from, but there were tens of thousands of cavalry and a considerable number of infantry.

More than half of his cavalry were killed, and many of the troops who fled back were in a miserable state.

When the barbarian Khan learned that another 100,000 elite troops were approaching him from behind, he suddenly woke up.

The Sixth Prince actually gathered more than 300,000 elite soldiers, and was preparing to attack him from both the north and the south.

The barbarian Khan decided on the spot to first deal with the Wu army in front of him. Even if the cavalry could not attack by force, it could be used to contain the surprise attack. If they were defeated, they could leave.

However, Ning Yi's army had been repairing its formation for two days, so how could his army easily attack them?

Before the barbarian Khan's 100,000 rebel troops could get close, they were suddenly attacked by dozens of artillery pieces and iron balls that were thrown out in succession, leaving them in a bloody alley.

The rebels were frightened and the place was thrown into chaos.

What greeted them were several temporary military formations prepared in succession and various defensive fortifications that had been dug.

The cavalry tried to attack from a circle, but were bombarded by artillery. That was not enough. As soon as they got close, the artillery fired shotgun shells, and large numbers of densely packed cavalry fell down.

Not only the barbarian cavalry were shocked, but even the Wu army was shocked. This was the first time they had seen such a weapon. It was too terrifying.

The Barbarian Khan always felt that his cavalry had the possibility of escape no matter what.

If they can't win, the worst that can happen is that the rebels will abandon them.

But he soon realized that he was extremely wrong.

Ning Yi's army and private army tightly blocked all official roads leading to other places.

It was impossible for his cavalry to leave on a large scale.

When the private army launched a massive siege, the barbarian Khan ordered his army to attack by force, but they were unable to break through the defense line.

There is iron dysentery everywhere, and there are also stumbling blocks everywhere.

Even the hillsides were occupied by phalanxes, and these phalanxes were filled with soldiers holding bamboo poles. They looked ordinary, but when the cavalry rushed forward, despite huge casualties, they were still overwhelmed by the countless human waves and could not get out at all. The losses became increasingly greater.