Unparalleled Concubine

   Chapter 749 Li Xin's Most Trusted Brother

  Three days ago, when Li Xin entered Hanzhou City, the time he chose was early morning, and more than a dozen of them had already rode their horses and entered a place ten miles outside of Hanzhou City, taking a certain risk.

But this time, Li Xin picked the time to pick up people late at night, and the location was pushed to a place twenty miles outside the city. At the same time, he was ready to fight all night. How important are the people who come.

The Hanzhou Army in Hanzhou City was originally a very ugly peasant army. This peasant army was able to take shape later, largely relying on the two hundred Lin Wei left by Li Xin, so that Mu Ying got horses later. When we started to form cavalry, we tried to choose people from Yulinwei as much as possible. Among the two thousand cavalry at this time, there were only thirty or forty people from Yulinwei, but they were all middle and high-level cavalry. After listening to Li Xin After the words, these people drank lowly.

"Yes!"

   They spoke, and the rest of the cavalry echoed.

"Yes!"

   A full 2,000 riders rushed towards the east of the city!

   At this time, the entire city of Hanzhou was surrounded by circles, and the army of the imperial court was about six or seven or seven or eight miles away from the city of Hanzhou.

The    is so loose that the cavalry can break out at will.

   However, although these two thousand cavalry can break out, it is unlikely that the remaining infantry of the Hanzhou Army will break through. It is for this reason that Hanzhou City is now surrounded.

   Li Xin and Mu Ying took the lead and rushed to the front.

The scattered troops of the imperial court encountered along the way did not pose any threat to them. These people tried to stop them. After a few people were kicked to death on the spot, no one dared to stand in front of these cavalry, and they scattered in all directions. Report to the upper level.

  Li Xin and the others successfully broke through the encirclement in the east of the city and rushed in the direction of the reservation.

The group did not cherish horsepower very much. The distance of 20 miles was only half an hour away. Li Xin walked at the front. Under the bright moonlight, he could see the road ahead from a long distance. There were more than 100 people. Ordinary people without armor were led by a young man with a dark complexion. These people were not empty-handed. Some were walking, and some were sitting on carriages. A total of four or five carriages were slowly advancing on the road.

   Li Xin took the lead, rushed over and stopped in front of the black-faced young man at the head.

   He rolled over and dismounted.

   "Tiger son."

   This "young man" is not actually a young man. He is Li Xin's brother Lin Hu, who has been playing since childhood. He is only one year younger than Li Xin, and he is twenty-five or six years old this year.

In the first year of Taikang, Li Xin returned to his hometown dressed in brocade. After returning to his hometown in Yongzhou, he brought Lin Hu into the capital and sent him to Yulinwei. Later, when Li Xin went west, he also took his hairy boy with him. Taikang San In 2008, when the army of the Western Expedition returned to the DPRK, Lin Hu also made some small contributions and achieved the position of captain in Yulinweili.

   But in the fifth year of Taikang, Lin Hu's father, Lin Orion, died of illness. Lin Hu, who was already a school captain, returned to his hometown, Ding You. At the same time, he also brought some of Li Xin's forces back to Yongzhou, and started to operate slowly in Yongzhou.

   Li Xin has many friends around him, like Zhao Jiamuying, they are all credible friends, but if anyone can trust him completely, then it must be the tiger who grew up with him.

  Lin Hu was originally sitting in a carriage, and when he saw Li Xin dismount to greet him, he quickly jumped off the carriage and bowed slightly to Li Xin.

   "Master Hou."

   Li Xin stepped forward and patted Lin Hu on the shoulder angrily.

   "Shit Marquis, what's your name in the past, if you call it Marquis again, I won't recognize you in the future!"

  Lin Hu is a rather introverted person. Hearing this, he bowed his head a little embarrassedly and said, "Brother Xin, if there are outsiders, it's better to call him Lord Hou."

  Li Xin didn't speak, just sighed slightly.

   "Uncle Lin he..."

   "It's been buried."

It's been a few years since my father passed away, and Lin Hu doesn't feel much sadness now. He lowered his head to Li Xin and said, "I was also buried in Qishan Mountain, not far from Aunt Xiao's grave. I've visited my father's grave in recent years. When I was there, I would also kowtow to Aunt Xiao."

   When he mentioned his father, Lin Hu couldn't help but sigh.

   "Unfortunately, before my father died, he didn't see me for the last time, but after I became a school captain, I went home to have a look. He was still very happy in his last few years."

Li Xin met his old friend and was about to ask about his hometown when Mu Ying came up, coughed, and said, "Master Hou, this is not the place to talk, if you have anything to say, you still enter Hanzhou. We'll talk about it after the city."

   Said, Mu Ying glanced at the more than 100 people without armor, and the four or five carts, and smiled bitterly: "If you want to take them into the city, it will probably take a hard fight."

   They rushed out of the city in the middle of the night, unexpectedly, the encirclement was easy to break through, but if they go back now, an hour has passed, and Pei Jin's department should have reacted and moved closer to this gap.

  Li Xin nodded and said, "Huzi, let's talk about the old days after entering the city."

   Having said that, Li Xin got on his horse, stretched out his hand and pulled Lin Hu behind him. The two of them rode together on the same horse. Wuli Ma felt the weight on his body was heavier, and he could not help neighing.

   But it is a thousand-mile horse, and it is not a big problem to carry two people. Li Xin flicked the reins, and the black horse rushed in the direction of Hanzhou City.

   At the same time, 2,000 cavalry guarded the more than 100 people and slowly moved towards Hanzhou City.

The cavalry originally had the advantage of speed, but now they were dragged down by such a group of people and their combat effectiveness was greatly reduced, but Mu Ying still had a way. Imperial Army.

   But in this way, although the combat effectiveness has been maintained, there will inevitably be some defensive gaps, and sporadic imperial troops rushed in from these gaps.

   Those who can rush in under such circumstances must not be scattered garrisoned troops all over the southwest, or the Hanzhong army transferred from Hanzhong, or the elite army stationed in Jincheng.

   Fortunately, there are not many people who rushed in, and Mu Ying and others will always pay attention to the situation in the middle of the formation, and send a team from time to time to clean up the fish that slipped through the net.

  The Marquis of Jing'an was dressed in black armor. At this time, he also took off his horn bow from behind and began to use bows and arrows to kill the imperial troops who rushed in.

  Lin Hu was sitting behind Li Xin, and he was about to take out the green pheasant sword from Li Xin’s waist to kill the enemy. He was an old soldier of Yulinwei who had made military exploits in the southwestern battlefield, not a scholar who was powerless.

  Li Xin reached out and held his hand, shook his head: "You don't have armor, don't take risks."

   Having said that, Li Xin handed the ox horn bow in Lin Hu's hand, and said, "You come to clean up those who are far away, and if anyone comes close, I will be responsible."

   Having said that, he pulled out the green pheasant sword from his waist, jumped off the Wuxian horse, and guarded around these carriages.

   And Lin Hu, holding a horn bow in his hand, his eyes were full of excitement.

he…

   is from an Orion family and grew up feeling bows and arrows...

   (end of this chapter)