Chapter 829: Great Batang Liangdu

Liu Hongji was very speechless at this time. He followed Huang Chao to the forefront and watched firsthand how Huang Chao rode alone to break through the battle, killing the enemy, there was no match for his men. He had to doubt his need to defend: "How do I feel that the protagonist is still sharing my pressure?"
That is of course, Huang Chao is an arrow, he is facing all enemies, Liu Hongji is coping with him, and the pressure is also great. Many of the attacks he couldn't carry were picked up by Huang Chao, killing the enemy in an instant, so that there was always enough room for the two to display.
At this time, Huang Chao used cold weapons to kill his enemies. He drove a thousand horses, and he was invincible. Behind him were loyal and strong soldiers. This can be different from pressing people to death with thoughtfulness. This person came to the scene and felt the effort of his men and the blood of the enemy, which made Huang Chao full of pride.
Master Liang's face changed from time to time, and Li Shimin's army marched forward, each of which had invincible strength, leaving their soldiers with no resistance. The Turkic cavalry he had high hopes for, did not show any advantage in front of the Li valve army, and was still crushed.
Master Liang is a hero, and he has no perseverance to fight to the end. Not to mention being a leading party, he has long abandoned such things as morality. At this moment, when he saw that the momentum was not good, he turned around and left. He had time to inform the Turkic reinforcements: "You can't do anything, return to Shuofangjian City to defend."
Huang Chao hadn't rushed to Liang Shidu's Chinese army at this time, and after watching Liang Shi both turn his head away, he succumbed: Who had heard that Wushuang played to the critical moment, and oss ​​turned his head and ran away? I'm all ready to fight monsters and upgrade, do you have the consciousness to do monsters?
Master Liang wouldn't die with Huang Chao. He thought of Huang Chao killing Zhu Can, killing Ren Shaoming, and destroying the Baling Gang, and so on. Didn't he understand Huang Chao's terrible strength? Since the large army could not block Li Shimin, and their cavalry was also strong enough to be terrible, Master Liang would not stay here to die.
"Master Liang has been defeated!" Huang Chao shouted, and then the knights around uttered their voices at the same time. Their voices spread far away, and soon the soldiers and horses of Huang Chao shouted, "Master Liang has lost", and the enemy saw Master Liang's handsome flag moved, and his morale broke out. This not only left them without fighting spirit, but also really affected his strength: he died faster.
Huang Chao feels the changes in the battlefield, and is full of urge to spit out the strength of this world: Is this world a fight with little bastards? As long as it looks very dang, can it become so dang?
Liu Hongji was very speechless at this time. He followed Huang Chao to the forefront and watched firsthand how Huang Chao rode alone to break through the battle, killing the enemy, there was no match for his men. He had to doubt his need to defend: "How do I feel that the protagonist is still sharing my pressure?"
That is of course, Huang Chao is an arrow, he is facing all enemies, Liu Hongji is coping with him, and the pressure is also great. Many of the attacks he couldn't carry were picked up by Huang Chao, killing the enemy in an instant, so that there was always enough room for the two to display.
At this time, Huang Chao used cold weapons to kill his enemies. He drove a thousand horses, and he was invincible. Behind him were loyal and strong soldiers. This can be different from pressing people to death with thoughtfulness. This person came to the scene and felt the effort of his men and the blood of the enemy, which made Huang Chao full of pride.
Master Liang's face changed from time to time, and Li Shimin's army marched forward, each of which had invincible strength, leaving their soldiers with no resistance. The Turkic cavalry he had high hopes for, did not show any advantage in front of the Li valve army, and was still crushed.
Master Liang is a hero, and he has no perseverance to fight to the end. Not to mention being a leading party, he has long abandoned such things as morality. At this moment, when he saw that the momentum was not good, he turned around and left. He had time to inform the Turkic reinforcements: "You can't do anything, return to Shuofangjian City to defend."
Huang Chao hadn't rushed to Liang Shidu's Chinese army at this time, and after watching Liang Shi both turn his head away, he succumbed: Who had heard that Wushuang played to the critical moment, and oss ​​turned his head and ran away? I'm all ready to fight monsters and upgrade, do you have the consciousness to do monsters?
Master Liang wouldn't die with Huang Chao. He thought of Huang Chao killing Zhu Can, killing Ren Shaoming, and destroying the Baling Gang, and so on. Didn't he understand Huang Chao's terrible strength? Since the large army could not block Li Shimin, and their cavalry was also strong enough to be terrible, Master Liang would not stay here to die.
"Master Liang has been defeated!" Huang Chao shouted, and then the knights around uttered their voices at the same time. Their voices spread far away, and soon the soldiers and horses of Huang Chao shouted, "Master Liang has lost", and the enemy saw Master Liang's handsome flag moved, and his morale broke out. This not only left them without fighting spirit, but also really affected his strength: he died faster.
Huang Chao feels the changes in the battlefield, and is full of urge to spit out the strength of this world: Is this world a fight with little bastards? As long as it looks very dang, can it become so dang?
Liu Hongji was very speechless at this time. He followed Huang Chao to the forefront and watched firsthand how Huang Chao rode alone to break through the battle, killing the enemy, there was no match for his men. He had to doubt his need to defend: "How do I feel that the protagonist is still sharing my pressure?"
That is of course, Huang Chao is an arrow, he is facing all enemies, Liu Hongji is coping with him, and the pressure is also great. Many of the attacks he couldn't carry were picked up by Huang Chao, killing the enemy in an instant, so that there was always enough room for the two to display.
At this time, Huang Chao all used cold weapons to kill the enemy ~ EbookFREE.me ~ When he was riding a thousand, he was desperate, and behind him was a loyal and strong army to follow, with a style of peerless military commander. This can be different from pressing people to death with thoughtfulness. This person came to the scene and felt the effort of his men and the blood of the enemy, which made Huang Chao full of pride.
Master Liang's face changed from time to time, and Li Shimin's army marched forward, each of which had invincible strength, leaving their soldiers with no resistance. The Turkic cavalry he had high hopes for, did not show any advantage in front of the Li valve army, and was still crushed.
Master Liang is a hero, and he has no perseverance to fight to the end. Not to mention being a leading party, he has long abandoned such things as morality. At this moment, when he saw that the momentum was not good, he turned around and left. He had time to inform the Turkic reinforcements: "You can't do anything, return to Shuofangjian City to defend."
Huang Chao hadn't rushed to Liang Shidu's Chinese army at this time, and after watching Liang Shi both turn his head away, he succumbed: Who had heard that Wushuang played to the critical moment, and oss ​​turned his head and ran away? I'm all ready to fight monsters and upgrade, do you have the consciousness to do monsters?
Master Liang wouldn't die with Huang Chao. He thought of Huang Chao killing Zhu Can, killing Ren Shaoming, and destroying the Baling Gang, and so on. Didn't he understand Huang Chao's terrible strength? Since the large army could not block Li Shimin, and their cavalry was also strong enough to be terrible, Master Liang would not stay here to die.