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Chapter 226: Blood Battle in Wucheng (Part 2). [229]
Summary
Duan Zheng Zhong, a notorious bandit leader, led an assault on Wucheng County with five thousand troops. He personally stormed the city walls, causing chaos among the Sui soldiers. However, as he engaged in battle, Zhang Xuan and his men arrived, catching the bandits off guard. Zhang Xuan's prowess led to a fierce confrontation with Duan Zheng Zhong, ultimately resulting in the bandit leader's defeat and death. This boosted the morale of the Sui soldiers, who began to drive the bandits back. Despite heavy casualties on both sides, the Sui army maintained their defense, and the siege continued into the night. Zhang Jin Cheng offered rewards to incentivize his troops, leading to increased ferocity in the battle. By dawn, the bandits suffered catastrophic losses, resulting in a disastrous defeat, while the Sui army also faced significant casualties. Exhausted, the soldiers lay on the blood-soaked ground as the battle concluded, with preparations for continued defense underway.Full content
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