Bingzhou.
Yanmen Pass.
Because Ding Yuan had brought the main forces of Bingzhou to Luoyang, the already sparse Bingzhou was now even more empty.
As the gateway to the north of Bingzhou and even the entire Great Han Dynasty, Yanmen Pass only had two thousand soldiers.
One could imagine how empty Bingzhou's military forces were at this moment.
Suddenly.
A rumbling sound could be heard from the distance of Yanmen Pass. Along with the yellow sand that filled the sky, a flood of black iron armor had already arrived.
Before the soldiers guarding the city could warn them, the Embroidered Uniform Guards who had been hiding in the city had already taken down the soldiers guarding the city and taken control of the city gate.
When Lin Feng's army arrived at the gate tower of Yanmen Pass, the city gates were already wide open.
Lin Feng didn't hesitate. He led his army into Yanmen Pass and took over the northern gate of the Great Han Dynasty.
As for the guards of Yanmen Pass, Lin Feng didn't make things difficult for them. After all, as someone from the future, Lin Feng still admired these soldiers stationed at the front lines.
From Lin Feng's perspective, these border troops were far more majestic than the other armies or even the imperial guards.
The first thing Lin Feng did when he sent his troops to take over Yanmen Pass was to put up posters to pacify the people. He also guarded the four gates to prevent the news of the army's movements from being leaked.
After that, Lin Feng ordered Xu Xiao and the Snowy Dragon Cavalry to follow the Taihang Mountains and attack Shangdang Prefecture. After that, they would enter Hanoi Prefecture from Shangdang and head straight for Luoyang.
Yanmen Pass was thousands of miles away from Luoyang, and they had to pass through Taiyuan, Shangdang, and Hanoi along the way.
Hence, if Lin Feng wanted to silently arrive in Luoyang, he could only send a small number of soldiers to control the situation before Lin Feng's army arrived.
Otherwise, the movements of these three hundred thousand cavalry would not be able to be concealed.
And to complete this mission, Lin Feng's subordinates had to be the Great Snow Dragon Cavalry.
With fewer people, faster speed, and stronger combat prowess, the only ones that could satisfy these three criteria were the snow dragon cavalry.
Perhaps many people wanted to say, what? As heavy cavalry, the Snow Dragon Cavalry were fast? Are you kidding me?
According to common sense, heavy cavalrymen were not fast, and they were not suitable for long-distance raids (warhorses could not handle it).
But who asked the Snow Dragon Riders to come from the High Martial World? If you used the world view of a Low Level Martial World to restrict others, that would be a joke.
In fact, not only were the Snow Dragon Cavalry fast, even the warhorses they rode were all thousand-li horses. (Sob, sob, sob.）
As for combat strength, they all knew it. Three thousand soldiers at Zhang Liao's level, were they afraid?
In addition, Xu Xiao, who was invincible under Peerless, was simply the best choice to carry out this kind of thousand-mile raid and penetrate the enemy's rear.
Very quickly.
Xu Xiao and the three thousand Snowy Dragon Cavalry left.
Lin Feng also took a short break, leaving behind 20,000 soldiers to guard Yanmen Pass. The remaining 280,000 cavalry split into 28 groups and headed south along the Taihang Mountains.
At the same time, Lin Feng transferred all the Embroidered Uniform Guards in the north to Yanmen, in charge of helping the troops travel south smoothly and ensuring the confidentiality of the news.
As for the problem of rations, Lin Feng only brought sweet potatoes with him this time.
After all, in the case of rapid marching, sweet potatoes, which could be eaten raw, were naturally the best choice.
Thus, in the next few days, Lin Feng's army hid in the mountains and forests during the day and came out at night. Through the intelligence of the Embroidered Uniform Guards, they avoided places with many people as much as possible and specifically went to areas with few people.
After all, Bing Province was the fifth largest province in the Eastern Han Dynasty, but its population was only a little over 600,000, so there were quite a few desolate and uninhabited areas.
Because Lin Feng's army was moving in batches, the probability of being discovered was greatly reduced. Hence, even after a few days, the news of Lin Feng's army entering Bing Province was still not known by others.
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On the other side.
Due to the concealment of Lin Feng's army's route, as well as the Embroidered Uniform Guards 'secret information blockade, Luoyang was still completely unaware of the news of Lin Feng's army arriving in Bing Province.
In these few days, Dong Zhuo had continuously annexed He Jin's and He Miao's old troops, increasing his army by tens of thousands.
Dong Zhuo felt that his strength had increased greatly. Under Li Ru's suggestion, he decided to abolish the Emperor to establish his own prestige and make decisions.
Therefore, Dong Zhuo invited all the officials to Wenming Garden and suggested to abolish the Emperor.
All the officials were afraid of Dong Zhuo's power, so no one spoke.
Just when Dong Zhuo thought that the deposed emperor was about to be completed, the governor of Bingzhou, Ding Yuan, overturned the table and scolded Dong Zhuo for daring to talk about deposing the emperor.
Dong Zhuo was furious and wanted to kill Ding Yuan, but Lu Bu stepped forward and said," Who dares to hurt my foster father?”It shook the Western Liang soldiers so much that they could not move.
Seeing that things were not looking good, Li Ru hurriedly went forward to smooth things over. The matter of "deposing the emperor" also fell through.
After returning, Dong Zhuo scolded Ding Yuan, hating him for daring to oppose him.
However, against Lu Bu, who was at the Peerless Realm, Dong Zhuo had no other way.
At this moment, Li Su, one of Dong Zhuo's aides and Lu Bu's fellow countryman, suggested to Dong Zhuo that he could go and persuade Lu Bu to join Sikong (Dong Zhuo was only Sikong at this time and had only become a prime minister later).
Dong Zhuo saw that Li Su was from the same hometown as Lu Bu and coveted Lu Bu's peerless martial arts, so he naturally agreed.
In order to express his sincerity, Dong Zhuo gave the Red Hare he had kept for many years to Li Su, asking him to pass it to Lu Bu.
After that, everyone who had read Romance of the Three Kingdoms knew that Lu Bu had stabbed Ding Yuan in the back and started his journey to kill his foster father. Then, he led Ding Yuan's Bingzhou Army to join Dong Zhuo.
With the Bingzhou Army joining him, Dong Zhuo had 200,000 soldiers, instantly becoming the second most powerful duke in the world. (As for who was first, well…I know.)
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