Gu Chen, as expected, directly led his troops to charge in.
There was no need to elaborate on this battle.
Under the influence of the monstrous fire, the morale within the city had completely dissipated, and the defending army had no intention to resist.
Gu Chen broke into the city with almost no effort.
What he faced next were Cao Ren's "Five Stone Powder" troops.
This time, Gu Chen did not retreat at all.
He even directly charged with his army.
But this greatly stimulated the effects of the Five Stone Powder, making these soldiers utterly fearless, turning them into beasts devoid of reason.
Cao Ren, in such a situation,
led his army to retreat to Xuchang.
Before leaving the city, he looked at the fire that could burn the heavens, his body inexplicably shuddered, and he spat a mouthful of blood.
Gu Chen certainly would not allow Cao Ren to retreat peacefully.
The soldiers he left behind, though brave,
would eventually tire.
