Chapter 42 In the third quarter, Linying defeated the Golden Army again

Wushu was defeated and became even more angry, so he concentrated another 120,000 troops and entered Linying (now Linying, Henan).Yue Fei sent troops to meet him, and his general Yang Zaixing led 300 cavalry as the vanguard.In the battle of Xiaoshangqiao (25 miles south of Linying), more than 2,000 Jin soldiers were killed. Unfortunately, they were outnumbered. Unfortunately, Yang Zaixing died heroically in the battle.The two armies clashed twice the next day, and the enemy was defeated and fled.Yue Fei estimated that the Jin soldiers must return to attack Yingchang, so he ordered Yue Yun to lead the cavalry to quickly reinforce Wang Gui who was stationed in Yingchang.When Yue Yun came to Yingchang, Wu Shu led his troops to attack.Yue Yun and Wang Gui joined forces to attack and kill, and the defenders in the city put their reserve forces into battle, and the fighting spirit of Yue's army became more and more vigorous.The Yue army used 800 cavalry as the frontal charge, and the infantry lined up on the left and right wings to deal with the Jin army's cavalry.The two sides fought from morning to noon, and none of the soldiers of the Yue Family Army retreated timidly.Holding double hammers in his hands, Yue Yun rushed back and forth in the enemy's formation.Although he was seriously injured and his shirt was stained with blood, he still fought bloody battles.Then Dong Xian and Hu Qing led their troops to arrive and went into battle, finally defeated the Jin army and wiped out more than 5,000 enemies.General Xia Jinwu (the son-in-law of Wushu) of the Jin Army was also beaten to death by Yue Yun with a sledgehammer.Seeing that the general situation was over, Wu Shu had to retreat to Kaifeng overnight.General Zhang Xian's department was also in the northeast of Linying, defeating 6,000 Jin troops and winning hundreds of horses.The Jin army collapsed across the board, and the myth of the invincibility of "Iron Futu" and "Kizima" was completely shattered.Yue Fei led his army to pursue the victory to Zhuxian Town, which is only 45 miles away from Kaifeng, Tokyo.The Jin army was defeated and retreated to Kaifeng, Tokyo, preparing to flee north.