Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 536: Argument! Zhangchou Jianqiong's Token!

Chapter 536: Argument! Zhangchou Jianqiong's Token!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"After them!"

The Tang army closely pursued the fleeing Tibetans. Only after chasing them for ten-some li and killing several thousand more Tibetans did the Tang army finally give up the chase. Vision was limited in this downpour, and the Tibetans were running with all their might, so not even Wang Chong could completely wipe them out.

But the results of this battle had still completely surpassed everyone's expectations.

Forty-thousand-some soldiers of the Annan Protectorate army had fought against a force of seventy thousand primarily made of Tibetan cavalry, yet for the price of only five to six thousand soldiers, they had eliminated more than fifty thousand cavalry. This ten-to-one ratio in casualties was something that no one had expected to see.

The morale of the Annan Protectorate army was high, and they were all eager to fight.

"Young Master, what should we do next?"

In a place ten-some li from the mountain range, the generals stopped and began to looked through the pouring rain at Wang Chong, respect in their eyes.

Wang Chong was no noble or official, nor was he a soldier of the Annan Protectorate army.

For such a person to take command of an army was unthinkable. After all, Wang Chong was probably the youngest person in the entire army, with many of the generals even being old enough to be his father. And this wasn't even considering the fact that around ninety percent of the Annan Protectorate army's officer core had never seen him before.

But no one would quarrel about his command now.

These officers had been fighting Fengjiayi and Jiaosiluo for quite some time, and they had always been on the losing side. Things only began to change when this youth ascended to the summit and took the reins of the army. One could say that without this youth, many of the people present would have died on that mountain behind them.

Heroism did not consider one's background. By now, nobody paid any attention to Wang

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