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Chapter 615 Cangzhou Xu Kai: Surrender

The comment section was buzzing with excitement, with everyone tearing each other apart without holding back. Lin Ke's voice remained calm and composed:

"At this moment, Judy faces the challenge of taking the lead in preventing the government troops from attacking Hejian, and then responding to Xu Kai in Cangzhou."

"However, Zhen Ding, Dezhou, and Cangzhou are not close to each other. Considering the above, we have set our sights on Xu Kai of Cangzhou."

"Judy's playing style often doesn't follow the rules, so he didn't head straight for Cangzhou at first. Instead, he said, 'Next stop, Liaodong, let's go!'"

Li Jinglong, who doesn't have any scenes yet but still wants to make an appearance, commented: "The Prince of Yan is just making a feint!"

other people:……

"Yang Wen of Liaodong once gave the Prince of Yan a lot of headaches. In that book, Jingnan Ji, he wrote a lot of 'atrocities' committed by the Liaodong army. There is a saying that the commander-in-chief pays the price for the soldiers' behavior. So all the mistakes were Yang Wen's fault."

Upon hearing this, Zhu Yuanzhang couldn't help but ask, "Fourth Prince, that book, you're the one you commissioned to be written, isn't it?"

Zhu Di vehemently protested his innocence, denying it: "How could that be! I, Zhu Di, am not that kind of person. I am ashamed to admit that scholars are far more skilled at writing than I am!"

The intellectuals present: Me...? ? ...

"Nonsense!" Zhu Yunwen was the first to disagree, though he could only keep those words to himself.

Upon hearing this, Old Zhu's lips twitched. "Fourth brother, who did you learn this from? Why don't you learn from our diligence and competence!"

The others touched their faces and covered them, truly impressed by the Prince of Yan's thick skin!

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"Getting back to the main point, when Zhu Di made a feint and headed towards Liaodong, the Liaodong army was probably already prepared. But as they marched, the Yan army immediately changed direction and headed straight for Cangzhou."

"Xu Kai of Cangzhou did not let his guard down. He had patrolling scouts to scout for him, but the Yan army, which was rushing at night, managed to evade these scouts."

"Traveling over a hundred miles at night, the Yan army has the perseverance to do anything. Xu Kai's third wave of scouts encountered them near Cangzhou and were easily dealt with."

"As mentioned before, Cangzhou has a small number of troops. Apart from a portion used for scouting, the rest of the troops are also used to build the city's defenses. Therefore, they have less time than the Yan army."

"So when Judy and her men appeared at the gates of Cangzhou, Xu Kai's troops were still building the city's defenses and were caught off guard."

"After that, the Yan army launched a fierce frontal attack, while another force attacked from the northeast. That's right, Judy circled around to Xu Kai's right flank, scaled the city wall, and stormed into the city."

"Not long after, the Prince of Yan captured Cangzhou City. The rest, such as Xu Kai and several of his main generals, as well as officers of all ranks, surrendered to the Yan army and said: 'Prince of Yan, we have decided to abandon darkness and join you!'"

Zhu Yunwen whispered: "They've clearly abandoned the light for darkness!"

"After taking over Cangzhou, Judy broke the government forces' triangular formation. I guess the other two armies didn't even have time to react before they were like, 'Brother! How did you get gone?!'"

Xu Kai: I surrendered, I didn't die!

"After that, the Prince of Yan was not in a hurry to go back, so he headed towards Dezhou. Sheng Yong, He Fu and others also fortified their positions and refused to go out."

"But in reality, the Prince of Yan did not intend to launch a fierce attack on them in Dezhou. Instead, he marched around Dezhou and sent people to raid the Yan army's supply train in the rear."

"But Judy laughed three times, saying, 'I predicted your prediction.' She personally led her guards to cover the rear, and the government troops were in trouble again. They were caught in the Yan army's 'embrace.' Under the attack, hundreds of cavalrymen were killed, and the rest of the soldiers surrendered."

Judy, the Great General Who Conquers the North: I am who I am, a different kind of emperor!