Three Kingdoms: Domination of the World

Above the vast and boundless grassland, the sky is as blue as a gem, with white clouds floating leisurely. When the strong wind blows, the lush grass rises and falls like green waves.

In the distance, rolling mountains, like a sleeping dragon, quietly guard the land. Against this magnificent backdrop, two massive armies engaged in a brutal and bloody battle.

The two armies fought from day to night and from night to day. The battle was extremely brutal.

On the battlefield, the clatter of horse hooves, the cries of battle, and the clashing of weapons resounded through the air. Rising clouds of dust obscured the sun, darkening the once clear sky into a gloomy gray. Blood stained the green grass beneath our feet. Severed limbs and arms lay scattered everywhere, mingling with tattered military flags and discarded weapons, creating a brutal and bloody scene.

On one side was the Han army, with a force of up to 100,000 men, and their main generals were the famous Zhao Yun and Taishi Ci; on the other side was the Xianbei army, also with a force of 100,000 men, but their main generals were Yuwen Tai and Shi Dakai.

The Han army suffered over 40,000 casualties, while the Xianbei army suffered over 30,000. The battlefield was littered with corpses, and blood stained large tracts of the land.

The Xianbei generals were slaughtered by Zhao Yun, with 20 dead or wounded. Zhao Yun was covered in blood, the tip of the spear in his hand dripping with blood. His eyes were cold and determined, his chest heaving violently, and he was breathing heavily, but his face showed no sign of fatigue.

Yuwen Tai looked at the tragic battlefield, his brows furrowed, his face full of solemnity and helplessness, and said in a deep voice:

"Zhao Zilong, let's just leave this battle at that. No one will gain any benefit if we continue." There was a hint of fatigue and vicissitudes in his voice.

This battle was too brutal. A commander who only fights to the death is not a qualified commander. Zhao Yun also understood the situation. He raised his head slightly and looked at the sky, with a trace of contemplation in his eyes. After a long time, he turned his head and said to Yuwen Tai:

"Yuwen Tai, it's up to you. We'll fight again on another day." His tone was firm and decisive. After he finished speaking, he waved his spear, signaling the Han army to retreat.

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Elsewhere on the battlefield, smoke filled the air, and the cries of battle were deafening. General Zhao Chongguo, clad in heavy armor and holding a long sword, stood majestically atop the camp, his gaze fixed on the enemy's every move. His figure stood tall and straight, like a pine tree, like an unshakable mountain.

Military advisor Zheng Hewen stood nearby, feather fan in hand, brow furrowed, intently pondering a response. He sometimes lowered his head in thought, sometimes raised his head to observe the enemy's formation, his eyes revealing wisdom and composure.

The Xianbei army led by Murong Chui launched wave after wave of attacks like a tide, and the soldiers rushed towards the camp shouting.

General Zhao Chongguo roared loudly:

"Soldiers, hold your ground and never let the enemy advance a single step!" He brandished his long sword and rushed towards the enemy first. The soldiers behind him were inspired and their morale was boosted. They followed the general to fight bravely against the enemy.

Zheng Hewen commanded his soldiers to defend in an orderly manner. He shouted loudly:

"Archers, get ready! Release!" In an instant, arrows rained down on the enemy.

The Han army camp was surrounded by horse traps and flaming oil traps. The Xianbei commandery suffered a loss and stopped the frantic attack. Instead, they adopted the tactic of surrounding but not attacking.

The two armies fought for many days, and both sides fought with all their might, but neither achieved any significant results. General Zhao Chongguo's face was full of fatigue, but his eyes remained firm. He thought to himself:

"No matter what, we must defend this camp."

Zheng Hewen looked at the situation on the battlefield and thought silently in his heart:

"Although the enemy's offensive is fierce, if they cannot take the city for a long time, their morale will inevitably be frustrated. We need to find an opportunity to counterattack."

General Zhao Chongguo proposed a duel between the two armies, but was rejected by military advisor Zheng Hewen. The imperial advisor had repeatedly criticized Murong Chui's shortcomings, and he was no pushover.

[SS General: Zhao Chongguo]

Constitution: 84/100 (upgradeable)

Command: 95/100 (upgradeable)

Force: 91/100 (upgradable)

Speed: 80/100 (upgradeable)

Politics: 92/100 (upgradeable)

Intelligence: 92/100 (upgradable)

Fighting spirit: 300/300

Martial Skill: Heavenly Tier. Peaceful. During external combat, allied troops' Strength increases by 10 points, Leadership by 10 points, and Morale by 150 points.

无双：神阶.中兴名将。己方部队体力值↑↑↑↑10点，智力↑↑↑↑10点（可突破100上限）；己方部队伤病治愈率提升40%，每分钟体质属性回升5点。

Talents and skills:

Heavenly Rank: Fight the Xiongnu. Increases your cavalry's strength by 10 points and morale by 100 points. Heavenly Rank: Subdue the Western Qiang. Increases your camp's soldiers' speed by 30 points and their stamina by 5 points when fighting in mountainous terrain. Earthly Rank: Ancestor of Military Settlements. Reduces your troops' food and fodder consumption by 50% and increases crop yields in your prefectures and counties by 200%. Earthly Rank: Support Emperor Xuan. Significantly increases the monarch's trust, allowing you to initiate combat missions without prior notice. ...

Deep in the grasslands, Suo Chao, using his "Know Yourself, Know Your Enemy" and "Godspeed" abilities, had already circled back to Yuwen Tai's rear. At night, he activated his unparalleled power, summoning 5 soldiers from World D and quietly marching towards Yuwen Tai's camp.