...

With both sides tacit understanding, the siege battle became a training battle. Guangling City sent one thousand troops each time, while Situ Yao sent three thousand people to meet the enemy.

As for the results of the battle, Situ Yao's 3,000 people were each defeated, while Shenwei Army lost 50,000 or 60% and in the end, only four or five hundred people could survive.

However, these are just superficial. In fact, in order not to panic Situ Yao so much, at least half of the people on the Shenwei Army were pretending to be dead, and then they asked Bazi to take them back who were pretending to be dead.

In other words, if Situ Yao defeated three thousand people, the Shenwei Army only had to pay a price of dozens of people, and sometimes even less than dozens of people. This kind of war loss ratio is extremely exaggerated.

However, Situ Yao's side did not see this situation. Instead, they felt that the Shenwei Army had suffered such a huge casualties and continued to train troops like this, and they would not suffer a lot.

Just when the two sides were training tacitly, Mo Yuanji, the King of Bei'an who had been urging Situ Yao several times, finally decided to send troops.

Moreover, the momentum of thunder was thunder. Fifty thousand border troops attacked Dingzhou City at night. Even if they were prepared for Dingzhou City, they could not hold on for a day. Dingzhou was taken down by Mo Yuanji directly.

Although Mo Yuanji did not make any other moves after occupying Dingzhou, his actions still made the court nervous. For several consecutive days, the ministers in the court discussed how to deal with Mo Yuanji.

Not long after the northern border was in action, the army from JY and Yecheng finally came to the news.

However, the news was not that the two cities that Situ Yao had expected were taken down, but that the 300,000 troops they sent were defeated...

On the other side of Yecheng, 50,000 imperial troops defended the city and showed that the enemy was weak. Then, when the army was unable to capture for a long time, they suddenly attacked at night.

This army was originally a mob. When caught off guard, it immediately exploded the camp. There were at least tens of thousands of troops who were trampled and killed by their own people in the chaos.

The remaining ones were chased by the Yuzhi Army and killed until dawn. When there were 50,000 or 60,000 left in the 150,000 army, these people surrendered to the Yuzhi Army.
Chapter completed!