Chapter 11

Any reactionary is a paper tiger, and any warlord who is unpopular is also a paper tiger.

In the face of Li Shimin's powerful offensive, in only one day, Wang Shichong's men and horses along the Yellow River collapsed.

Of course, the main reason is the sudden death of General Wang Ren, leading to the headless army. Moreover, Li Shimin, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, is indeed brilliant and powerful, and his officers and men are fighting bravely to be the first. Which can be compared with those mobs under Wang Shichong?

After crossing the river, Li Shimin just took a break and immediately waved his army to attack Luoyang. Wang Shichong led the remnant army to resist tenaciously, but he could not resist the flood of Li Shimin's army anyway.

Seven days later, Luoyang City was broken. Unwilling to be humiliated, Wang Shichong set himself on fire in his house and died.

All this has nothing to do with Guo Lingfeng. His headache now is the last unfinished task - becoming a Shaolin Temple Martial Art