In reality, from the perspective of accountability, Zheng Zhixing, as this team's highest leader, had to bear the consequences for his decisions. A mistake was a mistake, regardless of whether his subjective judgment caused it. Since he enjoyed the power, he had to bear the corresponding responsibility.
Moreover, choosing one of those three cave entrances seemed like a matter of luck to ordinary people like Qiao Shuangyi. For the warriors, however, it was not so simple. This was a time to test the commander's 'battlefield instinct'!
Clearly, Zheng Zhixing was not up to par in this regard. For a staff officer renowned for his tactics, this was an even more critical error.
Fortunately, Han Zhuangzhi and others still did not know that Zheng Zhixing had been sent by the general to assist Chen Gu tactically. Otherwise, their objections would have been even greater.
