It would be best for the government to take action, but this would be treating the Liao people as deaf and blind. Yelu Zongyuan is naturally neither deaf nor blind, and he must be extremely concerned about every move of the Zhou soldiers and horses. It is not surprising at all to have suspicions. However,

Han Gang was too aggressive. He should have waited for the army to arrive. His idea of ​​succeeding in a sneak attack was too simple, and he also made the mistake of underestimating his opponent's IQ.

Now that the plan has been exposed, Yang Jun is not worried about simply setting up a posture to attack. Over the years he has led the army in battles, he has rarely used conspiracy and tricks. When he and Li Xuanhao were fighting in the northwest, he learned that Li Xuanhao was gathering a rebellion.

When the tribe troops were attacked, Yang Jun not only did not follow the advice of the generals and counselors around him to seize the time to defeat them one by one, but instead waited until Li Xuanhao's main cavalry was assembled before sending his troops to attack them head-on. This is Yang Jun's style, he is not afraid

He likes to fight any opponent head-on and win. According to Yang Jun's logic, after front-line combat defeats the enemy's main force, that is the victory in controlling the situation. All other guerrilla operations, such as blocking and ambush, can win.

A small victory, but it cannot influence the overall situation. This is contrary to the combat concept that many people think of, but Yang Jun succeeded.

The same was true at this moment. Yang Jun quickly adjusted and formulated a combat strategy, which was to storm Zhuozhou, cross the Sanggan River, and then storm Xijin Mansion. It was not until this time that the initiative of the entire war came to Yang Jun and returned to

This is the step that Yang Jun is most familiar with and likes. However, Guo Xu's previous strategy was not actually liked by Yang Jun, it was just a last resort.

Of course, the defeat of Zhuozhou in the first battle still had to be explained to the imperial court. Yang Jun did not hide it. He confessed the defeat of Zhuozhou in the imperial edict and did not shy away from it. After saying some polite words about living up to the emperor's kindness, Yang Jun told

Guo Xu, this defeat is not justified. It is precisely because of this defeat that the Liao people have been prepared, which will be beneficial to the subsequent battles. He told Guo Xu that in a few days, he will send good news, please don't do it.

So worried.

Yang Jun's self-confidence not only comes from his rich combat experience for many years and his pride of never being defeated, but also from the troops and horses in his hands. In siege operations, no matter how many Liao people defend the city, it is still his own

Opponent? What I'm worried about is field battles, not city battles. The Zhuozhou garrison is said to have fifty or sixty thousand people. Even if it is doubled, so what?
Chapter completed!