Three Kingdoms: I Defected to Liu Bei, Old Cao, Why Are You Crying?
Chapter 269

Lu Bu's Valor, Xuzhou in Peril

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The start of a war often came in an instant. At the commander's order, the soldiers charged forward.

It was not as though Qin Tian had never fought hard battles. Though he was a strategist, he had personally commanded wars before.

He normally stayed off the battlefield to safeguard his own life, but if necessary, he would personally enter the ranks.

Such was the situation now. After a full day of siege warfare, Lu Bu's soldiers were already exhausted.

Qin Tian's troops, meanwhile, had rested and gathered their strength for days. To crush Lu Bu in one stroke, Qin Tian personally led his forces in a charge at Lu Bu's rear.

He stood atop a chariot, where a great banner rose—the grand standard of the three armies!

In ancient warfare, aside from the commander's orders, the grand standard was also an important wind vane.

Once battle began and both sides' cries of slaughter rose together, even the loudest individual voice could be drowned out.

Thus, in this age, wherever the grand standard pointed was the direction the soldiers advanced.

Now, to break through Lu Bu's formation in one stroke, Qin Tian's grand standard pressed forward, and the soldiers beneath him followed it in a fierce charge.

They swept through everything in their path with unstoppable force, bursting into Lu Bu's rear wing without the slightest obstruction.

Had an ordinary man been commanding the army, that single impact might have sent them scattering on the spot!

But Lu Bu was different. He was hailed as the Flying General, unquestionably the foremost fierce warrior of the Three Kingdoms!

Seeing Qin Tian lead his army in, Lu Bu did not order his troops to retreat. Instead, he led soldiers from the vanguard, wheeling them around and charging toward the rear.

It had to

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