Chapter 265

【After rushing and killing for about an hour, Wen Yang killed more than a hundred pursuers alone, and suffered only minor injuries himself!

The pursuers were intimidated by his fierceness, their morale was exhausted, and they dared not pursue, watching him leave calmly.】

The picture finally shows Wen Yang stopping his horse on a small slope, looking back at the retreating pursuers.

The morning light dyed him with a golden edge, although he was covered in blood and his armor was damaged.

But the figure holding the spear was like a towering mountain, unshakable.

On the ground, more than a hundred Wei army corpses were left.

【This battle is known in history as the "Lejia Night Raid".

Eighteen-year-old Wen Yang became famous all over the world!

He not only stirred up tens of thousands of troops with ten or so riders, but also created the peak myth of personal bravery in the cold weapon era with the record of breaking the rear alone, seven in and seven out, and killing more than a hundred people!

This battle indirectly led to Sima Shi's death from serious illness shortly after returning to the division.

Wen Yang's name as the "Unparalleled War God in Official History" was thus established.】

Beside the picture, the virtual shadow of historical book text appeared, which is the original text recording this battle.

【After the war, Guanqiu Jian and Wen Qin were defeated, and Wen Yang fled south to Eastern Wu with his father.

Two years later, due to the infighting of the third rebellion in Huainan, his father Wen Qin was killed by his ally Zhuge Dan.

Wen Yang and his brother Wen Hu had no choice but to surrender to Sima Zhao (Sima Shi's brother), the enemy who killed his father.】

The picture dimmed, Wen Yang knelt in front of Sima Zhao, his expression complex and painful.

Sima Zhao smiled and helped him up, comforting him.

【After surrendering, Wen Yang served Jin (at this time it was still Cao Wei, but the Sima family held power).

In 277 AD, the Xianbei leader Tufa Shujineng led 200,000 troops to rebel against Jin, beheading many Jin generals in succession, shocking the Northwest.

Jin Emperor Sima Yan (Sima Zhao's son) had no one to use, so he had to use the "surrendered general" Wen Yang.】

The picture switched to the Northwest Desert, with Hu cavalry everywhere.

【At the age of forty, Wen Yang was appointed as the Governor of Liang, Qin, and Yong states to lead the army to quell the rebellion.

Facing 200,000 Xianbei cavalry, Wen Yang had no fear, used troops cleverly, defeated the few with the many, broke Tufa Shujineng, beheaded countless, and accepted the surrender of 200,000 Hu people, once and for all pacifying the disaster that had plagued the Jin Dynasty's Northwest border for ten years!

In this battle, Wen Yang showed that he was not only brave but also had the talent of a commander, famous all over the world, and was known as the first fierce general of the early Jin Dynasty.】

The picture is majestic: Wen Yang stood on a high slope and waved his flag to order. The Jin cavalry rushed into the Hu formation like a tide.

Wen Yang took the lead, rushed to the front, and picked the enemy chief with a spear.

The Hu people were defeated and knelt down to surrender.

【However, the hero's end is always accompanied by a sad song. Wen Yang was upright and offended villains.

In 291 AD, the "War of the Eight Princes" began, and Wen Yang was falsely accused of rebellion by Sima Yao, the Prince of Dong'an, the grandson of Zhuge Dan.

Jin Emperor Hui was muddled, and issued an edict to arrest Wen Yang, who was fifty-four years old, and exterminate his three clans.

A generation of war gods did not die on the battlefield, but died tragically under the swords of their own people, which is regrettable.】

The picture is miserable: Wen Yang, who had white hair, was dragged out of the mansion, shackled.

On the execution ground, he sighed to the sky and finally died with his family, staining the execution ground with blood.

The background is the chaotic scene of the "War of the Eight Princes".

【Because of his feat of "seven in and seven out alone" in the Battle of Lejia, which is very similar to the deeds of the Shu Han famous general Zhao Yun at Changbanpo (Romance), later generations often call him and Zhao Yun together, calling him "Little Zhao Yun".

There are also those who compare his fierceness to Zhang Fei.

However, in official history, Wen Yang is the only fierce general at the end of the Three Kingdoms who clearly recorded single-handedly rushing into the formation and killing more than a hundred people.

Therefore, his name as the "First Fierce General of the Late Three Kingdoms" and "Combat Power Ceiling of Late Wei and Early Jin" is well-deserved.

His tragic ending adds to his legendary color and later sighs.】

【Reason for making the list: The peerless combat record of single-handedly rushing into the formation, seven in and seven out, and killing more than a hundred people clearly recorded in official history, the peak of personal bravery in infantry and cavalry warfare in the cold weapon era.

Lejia night raid, brave among the three armies; breaking the Hu in the northwest, meritorious service.

Bravery, courage, and combat record are all benchmarks of the late Three Kingdoms era.

Ranked tenth, only the beginning of the list, his bravery has already shaken the mountains and rivers!】

The heavenly voice dissipated, and the picture finally fixed on the figure of Wen Yang who was unwilling, angry, and proud before being wrongly killed.

The entire Weiyang Palace front hall was silent.

One could hear a pin drop.

All the generals, including Huo Qubing and Li Guang, who were known for their bravery, held their breath, their eyes wide open.

They stared at the last figure on the sky screen, their chests heaving violently, as if they had personally experienced the bloody battle and sad song that night.

Huo Qubing's hand holding the wine glass turned white, and the wine in the glass rippled slightly.

He prided himself on bravery, daring to lead an isolated army deep into the desert, but that was based on the elite cavalry under his command.

Like Wen Yang, at eighteen, he dared to lead ten or so riders to raid the central camp of tens of thousands of troops at night, and after dawn, he dared to turn around and rush into thousands of pursuers alone, seven in and seven out, killing more than a hundred... This is what kind of courage!

He put himself in his shoes and thought, can he do it?

Perhaps he is not afraid of rushing to the front, but that kind of despair and fierceness of being surrounded and fighting to the death alone...

Old General Li Guang's beard and hair trembled slightly, muttering:

"The younger generation is formidable... the younger generation is formidable! I have prided myself on being good at shooting and daring to fight all my life, compared with such a character... alas!"

He recalled his experience of being surrounded and fighting to escape, but compared with Wen Yang's record, it seemed "plain".

Wei Qing was relatively calm, but his eyes were also full of shock.

He paid more attention to Wen Yang's later achievements as a commander to break the Xianbei and accept the surrender of 200,000, which shows that this person is not just a brave man, but a real general talent.

It's a pity... the ending is so miserable.

The civil officials were immersed in the strong plot impact of "eighteen-year-old night raid on the central army", "seven in and seven out", "killing more than a hundred", "breaking the Hu 200,000" and finally "exterminating the three clans", and their hearts were difficult to calm down.

Wen Yang's life is simply more ups and downs, more tragic and legendary than the most wonderful storybook!

Liu Che also remained silent for a long time.

He was both impressed by Wen Yang's bravery and combat record, and shocked by the future information of "Three Kingdoms", "War of the Eight Princes", and "Extermination of the Three Clans".

Is this the hero and troubled times hundreds of years later?

"Good! What a Wen Yang! What courage! What martial arts!"

The first to break the silence was Liu Bang.

He slapped the table suddenly, shaking the cups and plates, his face full of excitement.

"Eighteen years old and dare to do this! Have guts! Like me when I was young!"

"It's a pity, died suffocatingly in the end! If he was born under my command, he would have to be named a Marquis of Ten Thousand Households!"

Ying Zheng also nodded slightly, showing appreciation in his eyes.

"Calm in the face of danger, courageous, superb martial arts, indeed a good general. Sima Shi... Sima family... hum."

He seemed to have no good feelings for the Sima family usurping Wei, and had a trace of regret for Wen Yang's encounter.

Gu Shanhe took everyone's reaction into his eyes and was satisfied.

Emotional points are rising, especially the violent emotional fluctuations from generals like Huo Qubing and Li Guang.

This first place in the opening red is so shocking, what kind of amazing talents will the next nine be?

He looked up at the sky screen.

The golden light began to flow and gather again.

The tenth place Wen Yang has already let the Han Wudi group of officials see what is "Late Three Kingdoms Combat Power".

Then, the ninth place, what kind of surprise will it bring?

Everyone's heart was tightly gripped, looking forward to it.