Chapter 33 The Third Arms: The Powerful Mongolian Cavalry

As soon as Sun Shangxiang entered Nanyang County, no one came to report. In General Zuo’s residence, Liu Wu, who was playing with little Liu Mu, heard a system notification sound in his mind.
[Congratulations to the host for concluding a marriage with Sun Shangxiang. Sun Shangxiang has been accepted by the host’s sphere of influence by the bride-picking team. You can now choose a type of soldier to sign in for daily family guard duty.]

A prompt sound rang in his mind and Liu Wu’s eyes lit up.

“Sun Shangxiang has entered Nanyang County. It seems there are no accidents. The system reward has finally been issued.”

Liu Wu was somewhat delighted, and at the same time the system finally rewarded him with new arms.

Before, Liu Wu thought that as long as he confirmed the marriage with Jiangdong, he would be able to obtain the military guard reward.

But who knew that the system said that the bride must be within his sphere of influence.

This is also the reason why Liu Wu was so anxious and cautious that he sent Zhao Yun as part of the wedding reception team.

Now that Nanyang has not yet opened up the world, the number of historical beauties with whom he can enter into a marriage relationship is still limited, so Sun Shangxiang naturally has to seize the opportunity.

Liu Wu asked the wet nurse to take the babbling little Liu Mu away and returned to his room. He wanted to choose the third type of family guard.

Liu Wu looked at the guard options.

Currently, the host can choose the following types of family guards:

1. Modao Army, 2. Yulin Army of the Western Han Dynasty, 3. Black Armored Soldiers, 4. Cavalry of the Song Dynasty Imperial Army, 5. Xianzhen Camp, 6. Beifu Army, 7. Tiger and Leopard Cavalry, 8. Mongolian Cavalry, 9. Wei Wuzu, 10…

Liu Wu looked back and forth at the selectable troops, and the Beiwei Army and the Iron Eagle Warriors disappeared.

Liu Wu has been chosen twice, and he understands that choosing these special and powerful soldiers does not mean that they will come to join us fully equipped, but that they will come without any weapons and equipment, but with their physical fitness and skills.

Liu Wu also had experience, so he based his choice this time on the strength of the military qualities and military skills of the soldiers themselves.

“The Iron Eagle Warriors and the Beiwei Army are both powerful arms that can fight on foot or on horseback, and have comprehensive military skills. But even though they are comprehensive, they are not specialized. I have enough infantry, but I lack cavalry with sharp archery skills.”

Liu Wu took stock of the characteristics of the Iron Eagle Warriors and the Beiwei Army, and finally chose the cavalry with sharp archery skills, and set his sights on option [8, Mongolian Iron Cavalry].

Liu Wu looked at the Mongolian cavalry and special forces, his eyes gleaming with a gleam of light.

Liu Wu actually wanted this type of soldier for a long time.

Because the real Mongolian cavalry was very powerful and was considered one of the most powerful cavalry in the era of cold weapons.

The Mongolian Iron Cavalry, also known as the Mongolian Cavalry, is powerful mainly in the following aspects:
First, excellent maneuverability.

Nomadic Lifestyle: As a nomadic people, the Mongols’ lifestyle made their army extremely mobile. They were able to move large armies across amazing distances in a short period of time, relying on the blood of livestock and horses to sustain life, which was very rare at the time.

Efficient marching ability: The Mongolian cavalry could advance 80 kilometers a day while fighting and marching. This speed was undoubtedly extremely astonishing at the time.

Second, strict organizational discipline and tactical flexibility.

Tight organization: The Mongolian army had a simple and simple organizational system, usually consisting of three cavalry columns, each with 10000 cavalry, equivalent to a modern cavalry division. This organizational system enabled the Mongolian army to quickly adjust its forces on the battlefield and respond to various complex combat situations.

Strict discipline: The Mongolian army formed a strict discipline system during the training process, and all soldiers obeyed orders and were rigorous and diligent. This kind of discipline was extremely rare in ancient armies.

Flexible tactics: The Mongolian army was very flexible in tactics and could quickly adjust its tactics according to the changes in the battlefield situation. They were good at using tactics such as feigning defeat, detours, and outflanking to deal a fatal blow to the enemy. Third, they had an indomitable will to fight.

Hard work: The Mongolian army was able to adapt to all kinds of harsh natural conditions, endure hardships and work, and not covet comfort and delicious food. This indomitable fighting spirit enabled them to maintain high morale on the battlefield.

Brave and fearless: Mongolian soldiers were brave and fearless on the battlefield. They dared to charge into battle and deal fatal blows to the enemy.

Fourth, brilliant record.

Conquering Eurasia: Under the leadership of Genghis Khan, the Mongolian cavalry successfully conquered most of the countries in Eurasia, defeating armies and countries that were tens or even hundreds of times stronger than the Mongols. Their brilliant record is extremely rare in history.

Undoubtedly, the Mongolian cavalry became an extremely powerful cavalry in history with its excellent mobility, strict organizational discipline, flexible tactics, powerful weapons and equipment, and indomitable fighting will.

Its brilliant achievements and far-reaching influence have made the Mongolian cavalry occupy an important position in the world’s military history.

This is also the reason why Liu Wu skipped over the numerous cavalrymen and turned his attention to the Mongolian cavalry.

After he captured Nanyang County, he captured nearly a thousand war horses. Although it was a small number, if he equipped them with sophisticated armor and weapons and paired them with Mongolian cavalry soldiers, Liu Wu believed that within a few years, he would have a powerful Mongolian cavalry.

He could even use Mongolian Iron Knights as instructors to quickly train powerful cavalry.

“System, I choose to carry the Mongolian cavalry!”

Liu Wu said to himself without hesitation.

[Congratulations to the host, you have bound the Mongolian Iron Cavalry as the third type of family sign-in guard, which can be obtained by signing in daily! ]

[Remind the host that you can sign in today! ]

When the prompt sounded, Liu Wu immediately saw another vertical column [Sun Shangxiang & Mongolian Cavalry] appear on the virtual screen in front of him.

Below the vertical column, there are boxes labeled:

You can sign in today, but you cannot sign in tomorrow or the day after tomorrow,…

“Sign in!”

Liu Wu showed joy in his eyes and signed in directly.

[Congratulations to the host for signing in successfully today and obtaining a normal-level Mongolian Iron Knight. ]

[Hint: This Mongolian Iron Knight soldier is from Bingzhou, named Yang Erhu. He is a mixed-race of a Xiongnu woman and a Han Chinese. He has fought with foreign races on the frontier for more than ten years and has mastered the skills of archery and horse riding. After he moved south, his host gave him porridge and food, which saved his life. He will never forget it and will go to Wancheng to seek refuge tomorrow.]

[Hint: Unless the host does something unforgivable to it, it will never betray the host. ]

A prompt sounded in his mind, and Liu Wu smiled. The system’s implanted identity and reason for surrender made him want to laugh, but it could barely be considered a reason.

However, Liu Wu felt happy when he thought that he had a soldier under his command who was comparable to the Mongolian cavalry.

This is just the first one, there will be one more every day.

(End of this chapter)