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Under the situation of the Anti-Japanese War, Yue Jiajun was once in the limelight, and Yue Fei led the army to win many times and became a banner of anti-Jin, but such a powerful army also tasted defeat for the first time when encountering Lu Wenlong, the fierce general of the Jin army. Subsequently, Cao Ning's military talent once again impacted the legend of Yue Jiajun. However, it is worth noting that Cao Ning is not from the Jin Kingdom general, he is from the Northland and has strong marksmanship and fighting spirit.
Cao Ning's childhood was not peaceful, and although his father was an ordinary person, he had a legendary grandfather of marksmanship, Zhang Suo, known as the Northern Gun King of the Tang Dynasty. Zhang's marksmanship skills were extensive and profound, and he passed them on to his grandson Cao Ning. However, Cao Ning's childhood in Northland was full of setbacks. Because he was a Han, the Han people who rebelled against the Song Dynasty at that time had a low social status in the Jin Kingdom, and he was often bullied and ridiculed by other royal children. Cao Ning began to practice martial arts hard in order to defend himself and gain respect, and he soon became a powerful young man with excellent marksmanship. His marksmanship practice allowed him to train himself fiercely, leaving no room and not giving his opponents a chance.
Cao Ning was not interested in studying because he felt that learning could not protect him. In contrast, he is more obsessed with practicing martial arts, because he believes that only by learning a good martial art can he protect himself and gain respect. Several years of hard practice have made Cao Ning a fierce general with unparalleled strength and quick reflexes. He becomes cold and ruthless, but these traits were key to his survival during his years in the Northland. His ruthless attitude and powerful marksmanship made others start to fear him.
Cao Ning eventually became an excellent warrior, and his speed spear was passed on to the royal family of the Jin Kingdom. When Yue Jiajun rose to prominence, Cao Ning was ordered to go to battle against another invincible legend of Yue Jiajun, Zhang Xian.
Zhang Xian's military talent is equally remarkable, and he has inherited the tradition of his grandfather Zhang Zhijang in marksmanship, creating a unique set of brilliant marksmanship. He was able to match Yue Fei and other legendary military generals at a very young age, and his marksmanship had long been superb. However, Zhang Xian was troubled by the new ruthless general of the Jin Army, Cao Ning. His marksmanship is fast and ingenious, making Cao Ning constantly press, trying to find an opportunity to win the opponent.
The two tigers fought fiercely, each of them doing their best, and the marksmanship and skill were perfectly combined. Cao Ning's quick gun and ruthless moves caught Zhang Xian off guard, and Zhang Xian's tiger head golden gun also showed excellent skill and speed. The battle lasted more than forty rounds, and neither dared to relax in the slightest.
However, when Cao Ning was defeated, Zhang Xian did not pursue him. He was alert to the fact that Cao Ning was not really defeated. Under the offensive of the opponent's speed gun, Zhang Xian had been defeated by Yue Fei's meteor Rushing Moon, and he knew the horror of the speed gun. Therefore, Zhang Xian returned to the Yue family's army formation and reported the battle situation to Yue Fei. Although he was confident in his abilities, as the commander of the entire army, Yue Fei wisely chose not to risk challenging this powerful Jin army general.
Cao Ning's appearance once again changed the battle situation of Yue Jiajun, and his fast guns and ruthless moves made Yue Jiajun tired of coping. However, the story behind this ruthless general is also legendary. He honed himself in a difficult childhood, learned powerful marksmanship, and eventually became a member of the Jin Army. But his ability and ruthless attitude also brought great challenges to Yue Jiajun.
The struggle between Yue's military legend and the ruthless generals of the Jin Kingdom made the whole battle situation even more confusing, and Cao Ning's performance earned him respect, but also sparked more battles. In this smoke-filled anti-gold war, everyone is fighting for their faith and honor, whether it is the tiger general of the Yue family army or the ruthless general of the Jin country. This battle of "golden hammers and iron guns" became a classic battle of this period, fierce and strong.
Despite some victories by Cao Ning, Yue Jiajun still held his ground and did not give up lightly. Their commander, Yue Fei, wisely chose not to take risks, but waited for another hero to appear. This hero is the strategist Wang Zuo, who has infiltrated the Jin camp and is ready to devise a strange plan for the Yue family army to deal with the ruthless generals of the Jin Kingdom.
This section of the war was staged at the Xiaoshang Bridge, and the battle between the warrior and the ruthless general was exciting. Yue Fei, the legendary hero of the Yue Family Army, and the ruthless generals Cao Ning and Zhang Xian of the Jin State all showed extraordinary military talent. However, Cao Ning's ruthlessness and cruelty made him even more fearful, and he defeated some of the tiger generals of the Yue family army, causing great anger among the generals of the Yue family army.
The outcome of this battle is expected, and the battle between Yue Jiajun and Jin Guo will continue. Although the ruthless generals of the Jin Kingdom are powerful, Yue Jiajun still has tenacity and courage, and they firmly believe that they can achieve the ultimate victory.
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