All Chapters of Game of the Throne: Chapter 391 - Chapter 400

The sky above the Sichuan Provincial Administration Office always seemed to be covered with clouds; it was gray and gloomy, and it was very difficult to see the clear and transparent scenery of Yunnan, where the sky was the sky and the clouds were the clouds. However, at this moment, the sun at the zenith was still trying to shine through the clouds.Zhu Gaoxu and his entourage had already returned to Taiping Square on horseback. The atmosphere immediately became lively, with soldiers everywhere and groups of cavalry going in and out of the square. At this time, Zhu Gaoxu rarely spoke, and when he met military generals on the road who saluted, he mostly nodded or made a gesture in response.He looked thoughtful, observing the soldiers under his command, thinking so much that he didn't know where he was, but he must be near Taiping Field.As soon as he turned a corner, Zhu Gaoxu heard the sound of strings. He looked in the direction of the sound and saw a big

Across from the pine forest slope, the forest fire was still burning, and the billowing black smoke was very scary, like an evil black dragon in the sky. But the fire should not reach Sajinba, as the vegetation here was very sparse.The government troops were attacking from the large gap south of Sajinba. Countless government troops, infantry and cavalry, advanced from the west of the gap to the east, then turned northeast and attacked the Han army along the wide and flat terrain.The enemy did not go straight to the northeast and Liu Dagen's side outside the gap because there was a steep slope here. If the troops climbed up from here, how could they fight when they were almost exhausted?Liu Dagen's Yin Desheng detachment marched up this large slope. They went straight down and faced the front flank of the government troops' attacking troops.It was not tiring to walk downhill, but the artillery fire just now was too frequent. Liu Dagen held the woode

Zhu Gaoxu led the cavalry to evacuate Nanhuokou, and the infantry also escorted the prisoners and took away the wounded soldiers from both sides and retreated one mile one by one. The fighting subsided a little.The hazy sun was already in the west. The civil and military officials of Shengjin Temple sent people to the back mountain to ask the baggage team to deliver food. Under the arrangement of the central army, the baggage soldiers and servants came down in an orderly manner with food boxes and water buckets. Each hundred-household team had about eight or nine to more than ten miscellaneous soldiers, waiting on the soldiers of each team.Zhu Gaoxu and his generals sat cross-legged beside their war horses, eating the same thing: a ball of rice on a cabbage leaf, with a few pickles and a small piece of boiled Sichuan bacon on top; the soldiers took out spoons from their waist pockets, wiped them clean and ate, and everyone carried a lot of small tools, such as k

The setting sun had already fallen into the western plains, and the bright moon had risen above the Longquan Mountains. The sky and the earth were hazy, and the white linen on the helmets of the Han army soldiers undulated in pieces, like snowflakes falling on the sea.In the dim and pale light, a large ball of fire would occasionally burst out from the front, and with a "boom", it was the sound of artillery fire. The rows of muskets flashed, and in an instant they were brighter than the stars in the sky.Many pine branch torches were lit one after another on the large formations on both sides; shouts and footsteps were heard everywhere, and the wilderness was still extremely noisy in the evening.The light at this time is not as bright as during the day, and it is difficult to see things a little further away, and the scenery becomes hazy; but people can still see the nearby scenery with the afterglow of the evening and the moonlight in the sky. There is a

The news of Yang Wuhou's defeat at Taiping Field soon spread throughout the city, and the gates of Chengdu were successively put under martial law.All the troops of Li Rang, the commander of the Chengdu rear guard, were transferred to the front line, but the general in charge of the rear guard was replaced, so he was unable to follow Xue Lu to join the battle.In the early morning, Li Rang slowly ate breakfast, put on his clothes and armor, and walked to the door of his house, surrounded by servants and soldiers. At this time, two men in cloth clothes were already waiting by the gatehouse. They came up to him, took out a piece of paper with a seal and a Jinyiwei waist badge, and one of them said, "Please ask Commander Li to go with us."Li Rang's face turned pale immediately, and he stood there for a long time without saying a word. There were a group of guards and servants around him, but no one spoke at this time."Commander Li?" the Jinyiwei soldie