And if we lose, with the Yan cavalry closing in, those of our army who can retreat would likely be few.
Back then, when the Yan army attacked Qian, it was the same; cavalry pressure, a charge, and once the Qian army collapsed, it was a leisurely hunt across the hills.
Xiong Tingshan has long been stationed in Wutong County, dealing with those unruly Shanyue tribes, and within the Shanyue, waterways crisscross, and valleys are dense, environments unsuitable for cavalry warfare.
So, while he cannot be said to not understand cavalry tactics, he hasn't truly faced a cavalry corps, and upon hearing Nian Yao's words, he couldn't help but feel a bit embarrassed.
The Regent Prince reached out, patting his own forehead,
and said,
"Thus, in this case, does it mean our Great Chu will never have a day to clash head-on with the Yan people in open warfare?"
Nian Yao immediately replied,
