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Three Kingdoms 65: Liu Biao's brother-in-law Cai Mao advocated a desperate battle with Sun Jian, only to be violently beaten by Cheng Pu

Sun Jian defeated Huang Zu. Huang Gai defeated and returned to Xiangyang to see Liu Biao, saying that Sun Jian's troops were strong and could not be resisted. Liu Biaoyi listened in a panic and hurriedly asked Qu Liang to discuss.

Three Kingdoms 65: Liu Biao's brother-in-law Cai Mao advocated a desperate battle with Sun Jian, only to be violently beaten by Cheng Pu

Qu Liang said, "Just after the defeated battle, the soldiers have no will to fight, they can only go deep in the ditch and high fortress, and they can't hold out; on the one hand, they send people to ask Yuan Shao for help." Cai Mao advocated a life-and-death battle with Sun Jian. Liu Biao listened to Cai Mao's proposition.

Three Kingdoms 65: Liu Biao's brother-in-law Cai Mao advocated a desperate battle with Sun Jian, only to be violently beaten by Cheng Pu

Cai Mao led 10,000 men and horses to fight Sun Jian at Yanshan. Sun Jian said to his generals, "This man is the brother of Liu Biao's wife, who went to capture him alive?" ”

Three Kingdoms 65: Liu Biao's brother-in-law Cai Mao advocated a desperate battle with Sun Jian, only to be violently beaten by Cheng Pu

Cheng Pu stepped out of the horse and confronted Cai Mao. Within a few rounds, Cai Mao was sweating profusely and could not resist.

Three Kingdoms 65: Liu Biao's brother-in-law Cai Mao advocated a desperate battle with Sun Jian, only to be violently beaten by Cheng Pu

Cai Mao dragged his gun and fled, and Sun Jian urged the army to pursue and kill, killing corpses all over the field and bleeding into a canal.

Three Kingdoms 65: Liu Biao's brother-in-law Cai Mao advocated a desperate battle with Sun Jian, only to be violently beaten by Cheng Pu

Sun Jian rushed to Xiangyang, commanded a large army, surrounded on all sides, and attacked day and night.

Three Kingdoms 65: Liu Biao's brother-in-law Cai Mao advocated a desperate battle with Sun Jian, only to be violently beaten by Cheng Pu

Cai Mao fled back to Xiangyang in a daze. Qu Liang said that he did not listen to good advice, so that he was defeated and should be beheaded according to military law. Liu Biao refused to punish him because he had newly married his sister.

Three Kingdoms 65: Liu Biao's brother-in-law Cai Mao advocated a desperate battle with Sun Jian, only to be violently beaten by Cheng Pu

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