Traveling through time as a peasant girl to turn things around

Ye Heng sat firmly in the central military tent and said at the meeting, "The information gathered by the scouts and secret guards is very good. I am going to launch a surprise attack on the enemy's rear to disrupt their confidence. Then, we will attack from the front, or attack at the same time!" Wen Baohe said, "It's too far from here to the enemy's rear." Ye Heng: "Our army will take a detour and set off first. Cut off their food supply. Let's leave the elderly and children alone for now. Don't let the adults go." Wen Baohe: "That's fine. But the signal flares are hard to find!" "I'll find a way to solve this problem!

Attack from the rear and the front at the same time. "Ye Heng finally confirmed, "We will start the action tomorrow morning. When we see the signal, we will attack the enemy head-on. Let's practice sledding today and prepare dry food and water." "Yes!" Meeting adjourned!

The arrival of 5,000 special forces soldiers gave the frontline soldiers confidence. With food, manpower, and fast-moving sleds, the soldiers saw hope and diligently practiced skiing and martial arts.

The next day, the fireman was up before the 11am hour, preparing food. Guoguo brought out buckets of cooked meat and had the fireman carve it up for everyone to eat. Meat buns and steamed buns were also brought out, along with leavened scallion pancakes. By the time the soldiers finished training and ate, they were all beaming with joy. A full stomach was better for fighting!

After dinner, Guoguo led a thousand special forces soldiers away, sledding and swiftly departing! Ye Heng watched his wife go away, feeling very reluctant to let her go. She looked so heroic, bending over and sledding, as beautiful as she could be. This time, the soldiers were wearing navy uniforms, all white, the safest clothing on the snow. They almost blended in with the snow, and from a few dozen steps away, they were unrecognizable as human beings.

The soldiers prepared for battle, sharpening their swords and strapping their bows and arrows. The special forces soldier checked his backpack. The equipment Guoguo had provided—guns and ammunition—was plentiful. He had medicine for wounds, hemostatics, anti-inflammatories, and fever reducers. He was secretly happy, his expression invisible. These four thousand men were commanded by Ye Heng, the main force heading into battle. There was no other way; these men were highly skilled in martial arts, no ordinary soldier could match them!

Guoguo led a thousand men. After two days of marching, Guoguo had taken away all the enemy's food, as well as some of their cattle and sheep. Guoguo left some behind. He also killed the enemy's chieftain. The enemy's rear was in chaos. Guoguo saw that time was almost up, so he ordered his soldiers to retreat. He released a phoenix, sat on it, and flew high into the sky. "Little phoenix, spit out fire." "Li! Li!" A fiery phoenix was flying in the sky and flew away. The people below noticed it and shouted, "It's a good omen, punishing us! Setting fire to our residence. We can't attack other countries anymore, or we will be punished by heaven!"

Guoguo could no longer hear, and had already left with his people. Go back to support your country!

Ye Heng saw the blaze in the distant sky and knew Guo Guo had succeeded. He gave the order, "Special forces, move out!" Xiao Chen shouted, "Yes." The other generals responded, "Yes!" Four thousand soldiers sledded away at a rapid pace. Half an hour later, Ye Heng gave the order again, "The second group will follow." General Li responded, "Yes." "You lead ten thousand troops to support us!" "Yes." Everyone knew how to sled, and the marching speed increased significantly.

With the help of sleds and pistols, the special forces saw the enemy from a distance, crouched on the ground and shot at the heads of people in the distance. People were still moving quickly and changing positions. Four thousand people would die if one shot was fired. The horses were frightened and ran around, bumping into their own soldiers and falling down again. The four thousand masters used their lightness skills to move quickly and shoot at the enemy. The ferocious martyrs died before they could find an opponent. The soldiers of Daliang State were scared and fled when they saw the fallen allies. They could not stop even if their allies shouted at them, and they ran very fast. Our second wave of soldiers were all on the side, and they were just in time to be hit. Due to the advantage of long-range shooting of guns, our army had no casualties for the time being.

The enemy fled in terror, claiming to have an army of 300,000 men. They were routed and scattered, and Ye Heng arrived with his men and ordered them to pursue and kill the enemy.

A fierce battle raged for a day and a night. The fleeing enemy encountered Guoguo, who had returned and led his men to intercept and kill them. Almost the entire army was annihilated. Only a few skilled generals escaped. Guoguo sat on the phoenix, looking down at the ground. "Fly lower." Guoguo wanted to kill the generals and their leaders; they couldn't rally their forces to fight back. Guoguo took out his gun and aimed. "Bang!" A shot blew through their heads, and Guoguo fell down, collecting the heads and the horses! They were all fine horses! One general looked on, stunned. "Is this a punishment from heaven?" He thought they had been met by a god sent down to earth to punish them.

Guoguo chuckled and raised her hand to end his life. Since he dared to let others see it, he was not afraid of telling others and having his horse taken away. Guoguo mounted the Phoenix and continued to search for the escaped person. The Phoenix was invincible in the sky, showing its presence.

Seeing anyone flee, they would shoot their horses and take them away. Until their own men came to search them, Guoguo would hide and flee. The battle raged for two days and one night, leaving a vast number of enemy corpses. Ye Heng ordered his soldiers to gather the enemy—sparks, and fire erupted from the phoenix's mouth, burning them clean, leaving no bones or residue. There would be no future trouble—no disease. In half a day, the enemy was completely consumed—purifying the battlefield!!!

Ye Heng ordered his soldiers to clear the battlefield once more. The seized silver and notes could fill a warehouse, along with countless war horses. Ye Heng finally breathed a sigh of relief; he had nearly died here. Over 40,000 border defenders had perished at the hands of the enemy, and even more civilians, all helpless and helpless! This was a vindication for the tragic deaths of the civilians here. May the heroic spirits of the border defenders live forever!