xymnovel Chapter 456 Unlimited Random Summoning
Chapter 456 Unlimited Random Summoning
They fought a hungry tiger, captured eight strongholds by day, and seized three passes by night. Eighteen riders defeated Huang Chao's 80,000-strong army and captured Chang'an.
He once captured Gao Siji alive while ill on horseback, and defeated Wang Yanzhang, the bandit leader of Shouzhang County, in a single battle.
Because he felt Wang Yanzhang was of low ability, he let Wang Yanzhang go. So Wang Yanzhang swore that he would not come out if Li Cunxiao was there.
He returned to the mountain after Li Cunxiao's death, and later Wang Yanzhang became a boss-like figure, requiring five dragons and two tigers to force him to his death.
The difference between the two was so great that it made one want to die of indignation!
Five thousand men defeated the 480,000-strong serpent formation, and Ge Cong, with his 480,000 men, formed a long serpent formation with its head and tail echoing each other.
However, Li Cunxiao overcame all odds with sheer force, instantly killing the snakehead Zhang Quan with a single move. He then single-handedly killed all forty-eight warriors, ultimately defeating 480,000 men outnumbering five thousand.
The last eighteen riders entered Chang'an.
At that time, although Li Cunxiao broke the Long Snake Formation, he was so focused on fighting that he got separated from Prince Jin and only had eighteen riders left.
So Li Cunxiao chased Ge Congzhou for seven days and seven nights, and suddenly saw the city of Chang'an.
Li Cunxiao was unaware that he was in Chang'an, otherwise he would have been afraid of the barrage of crossbow bolts. So he accidentally stormed into Chang'an, burned down Yongfeng Granary, killed Huang Chao's brother Huang Gui in one move, and even showed his superhuman strength by capturing five famous horses.
When Huang Chao tried to persuade Li Cunxiao to surrender in front of the Meridian Gate, Li Cunxiao responded directly with an arrow. Although he did not kill Huang Chao, he did hit Huang Chao's crown.
On his way out, he encountered two generals, Li Hanzhi and Fu Cunshen. Li Cunxiao snatched the iron rod that Li Hanzhi was attacking with. Because he felt that Li Hanzhi's rod was heavy, he had the idea of appreciating talent. He simply bent the rod into a hoop and subdued Li Hanzhi and Fu Cunshen.
Compared to the historical Li Cunxiao, who brought about his own demise, the fictional Li Cunxiao was both loyal and filial, yet he was slandered by villains, leading Li Keyong to order him to be torn apart by five oxen.
The five carts weighed 2,500 shi (a unit of dry measure), and the strength of five oxen was unknown, but Li Cunxiao possessed the strength of four elephants, which is equivalent to 50,000 jin (a unit of weight) in his arms.
So he struggled to his feet and leaped down, but at that moment the golden-armored deity appeared and told Li Cunxiao that he should return to his place.
So Li Cunxiao severed his own tendons and let the five oxen struggle to his death.
"Ding! Randomly summoning a second character with no limit: Erlang Shen Zhenjun - Yang Jian, Command 90, Strength 108, Intelligence 85, Politics 80."
Ah!
A double surprise?
Yang Jian, commonly known as Erlang Shen, is the nephew of the Jade Emperor.
He is the only child born from the union of a deity and a mortal, possessing a mixed bloodline of immortal and mortal.
He is also the most handsome man in Heaven and a war god with explosive combat power.
His image is usually depicted as a handsome and dashing young man or youth, skilled in hunting and fighting, and unrestrained and free-spirited.
He carries a three-pointed, double-edged sword and is always accompanied by a divine dog named Xiaotianquan.
One of his most striking features is the third eye on his forehead, which is considered a symbol of divine power, capable of seeing through all things in the world and recognizing demons and evil spirits.
He commanded the Six Saints of Meishan and 1200 soldiers, as well as the Grass God located at the mouth of the Guanjiang River below. These subordinates enjoyed incense offerings from the mortal world and did not usually have a particularly close connection with the Heavenly Court.
Yang Jian usually obeys the Jade Emperor's orders but refuses to accept summons.
However, his pride was not merely superficial. He cultivated the 72 Transformations and Nine Revolutions Profound Technique at the Jade Void Palace, possessing an indestructible body that no one could rival. In the end, he even achieved the rare feat of physical sainthood, undoubtedly making him the most outstanding among the third-generation disciples of the Chan Sect.
Moreover, Yang Jian is not only strong on his own, but also has many powerful figures connected to him.
The various people in Zhou's camp during the Investiture of the Gods, as well as the members of the Chan Sect behind him.
The quality is all pretty much the same.
"Ding! Unlimited random summoning of a third person: one of the Four Corpse Ancestors - Nuwa, with Command 76, Strength 108, Intelligence 74, and Politics 80."
Yes, this one is good too.
Nüba, also written as "Nüba", is a drought goddess in mythology.
He is one of the four progenitors of zombies, and the only one with a dual identity as both a god and a monster.
As early as the Classic of Mountains and Seas, the drought demon was recorded as "the daughter of the emperor".
Most descriptions of the drought demon treat it as a foreign race, mainly because the drought demon itself has the ability to cause drought, and almost wherever the drought demon goes, nothing grows!
For people in those ancient times, this was undoubtedly a terrible disaster!
Therefore, the drought demon was included in the ranks of demons...
Legend has it that the Yellow Emperor's daughter, originally named Nüba, lived on the Gonggong Terrace in Kunshan. She was always dressed in a blue robe, was quite beautiful, and very kind. The place where she lived was like a burning fire.
Chi You summoned the Wind God and Rain Master to deal with Yinglong's troops with fierce winds and torrential rain.
Therefore, the Yellow Emperor ordered Nüba to assist in the battle. Nüba stopped the heavy rain and ultimately helped the Yellow Emperor win the war.
Later, Nüba fell seriously ill, and Hou's three souls broke the seal of Nuwa and Fuxi and escaped.
It invaded Nüba's body, causing water to evaporate rapidly within several miles around her, making the land extremely dry.
Therefore, Nüba is also known as the "Goddess of Drought".
"Ding! Unlimited random summoning of a fourth character, Gao Chong from 'The Story of Yue Fei,' with 74 Command, 107 Strength, 68 Intelligence, and 61 Politics."
Gao Chong, who bravely lifted the iron pulley?
In "The Complete Story of Yue Fei", Gao Chong is recognized as the number one fierce general.
Standing eight feet tall and possessing immense strength, he wielded a tiger-headed, gold-inlaid spear as thick as a bowl, rode a blue-maned horse, and wore a golden helmet and armor. He looked down upon the bandits with unparalleled bravery and strength.
Gao Chong has a small role in the novel, but he has a brilliant and dazzling performance.
When he joined Yue Fei's army, he single-handedly defeated three of Yue Fei's fierce generals. After joining Yue Fei's army, he broke through more than a dozen Jin army camps in succession. He ended the battles with Jin generals with a single spear thrust. Even Jin Wuzhu, who could lift a thousand-pound dragon, was terrified of him and could only barely withstand one round under Gao Chong's spear.
Later, when the two armies clashed, Yue Fei ordered Gao Chong to hold up the three armies' command flag and hold the rear to support the battle, while he himself went to the front to meet Jin Wuzhu.
Jin Wuzhu knew he was no match for Yue Fei, so he resorted to trickery and intrigue during their confrontation.
While facing Yue Fei, he also ordered his soldiers to attack Niutou Mountain simultaneously.
Concerned for Emperor Gaozong's safety, Yue Fei panicked and, after fighting Jin Wuzhu for dozens of rounds, feinted and turned back to the mountain to organize a defense.
When Gao Chong saw Yue Fei turning back from the mountain, he mistakenly thought that Yue Fei had returned defeated.
Therefore, Gao Chong disobeyed military orders, handed the commander's flag to Zhang Kui, and charged down the mountain with his gilded spear in hand.
Gao Chong spurred his horse and galloped wildly. When he ran into Jin Wuzhu, who was charging up the mountain, Gao Chong swung his spear at him. Jin Wuzhu hurriedly raised his axe to parry.
Unexpectedly, Gao Chong's spear thrust was so powerful that it caused Jin Wuzhu to stumble and nearly fall off his horse.
Gao Chong then raised his gun and shot off Jin Wuzhu's helmet.
Jin Wuzhu was so frightened that he turned his horse around and fled.
Gao Chong pursued relentlessly, chasing them all the way to the Jin army camp, fighting and killing countless Jin soldiers and generals along the way.
Jin Wuzhu was still in shock and only cared about escaping. He ran back and forth in the camp until he reached the rear camp and finally escaped Gao Chong's pursuit.
Seeing Jin Wuzhu escape, Gao Chong was furious and vented his anger by fighting his way through the Jin army camp.
Gao Chong fought his way through the enemy lines, charging straight into the Jin army's supply camp. He knocked down twelve iron chariots in succession before finally dying from exhaustion.
The most formidable general, who stood above all the bandits, thus perished in the Jin army camp.
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