Bai Qi flooded Yingcheng, wiping out the main Chu army. The Qin forces now marched straight for Yingdu.
I was a prince of Chu, unloved and no warrior. Before fleeing east, my father pressed a blank edict into my hand. “I give you full authority. Defend the state to the death.”
In truth, I was a pawn, sacrificed to buy him three days to escape with his life.
The palace gates were in ruins, and beacon smoke stung my eyes. I stood atop the city wall with neither soldiers nor generals, watching a black tide spread across the horizon: Bai Qi’s vanguard cavalry.
Just then, heaven and earth resonated, and my blood began to burn!
A Newbie Gift Pack descended: three thousand heavily armored infantry, drawn up behind me, solemn as an iron mountain!
At that moment, three thousand iron-clad soldiers became a mighty torrent of steel!
Bai Qi said, “This city will fall easily.”
I said, “This armor can shatter your legend of never losing a battle.”
From then on, I was defending more than a lonely city. I was guarding the starting point of this steel torrent.
I would make this torrent
first crush the pride of Hangu Pass, then trample the territories of the Six States, and finally redraw the world beneath the banner of Chu!
Is there a possibility that the heavy armor soldiers are not that weak, and how can they be directly pressed by heavy armor in battle? There is no need for a valve to cross the river. The heavy armor only has a small gap in the upper body. What does it mean to hit the visor window through the gap in the shield? {(°△°; "}! If there are really such dead ones, they are rare. It turns out there are quite a few. These are not the Black Armor Army, these are a bunch of farmers wearing heavy armor with a lot of gaps.
Bai Qi will not go head-to-head with heavily armored soldiers, using traps, fire attacks, water attacks, using poison, consuming physical strength, riding and shooting, and throwing stones. The moment the vanguard was wiped out, Bai Qi has already analyzed the situation and will not fight a tough battle. Hard bones have to be slowly worn away with a hacksaw. Bai Qi will not fight a meaningless war. Don't underestimate the famous generals of the Warring States Period. Without a commander who matches them, it will be difficult for you to win even if you have 10,000 Xuanjia troops. The movement speed of heavily armored soldiers is weak. The Qin army still had cavalry, and it was impossible to fight a war of attrition.
To be honest, this novel is a bit confusing. What dynasty is it in? Seven Kingdoms, Bronze, aren't you using heavy armored cavalry to push forward? Even if you don't break the defense, you still use recruit eggs? The cavalry directly presses over, followed by the heavy armored infantry. Anyway, it will be refreshed the next day, so that the new soldiers can be trained in the back, and then use the enemy's weapons to equip the new soldiers. After several battles, they will become veterans. Then the injured, old, and meritorious ones will be put back to divide the fields, open up wasteland, recruit new soldiers to train, and then divide the fields. After a few years, there will be enough food and grass to overwhelm the six countries.
Heavy armor soldiers are too weak. Can the weapons of the Warring States Period cut down heavy armor?
I write randomly in a systematic way, without even considering the actual facts. In order to establish the character of the protagonist, I don't consider historical facts (for example, in the few pictures I just wrote about the head-pressing record, which is actually the head of a soldier, but to set off the protagonist and his army records, it highlights the brutality of the Qin army). It is purely based on personal perception. The data is not checked at all. The inner description of the protagonist is bright and majestic. The actual situation is a lie and fabrication. Only the protagonist is right.
I'm really impressed by your chapter-by-chapter division. On one page, I can see that the number of words is less than a hundred. It's useless to have more pages in a Tomato chapter, advertising is the money. You divided it into sections like this, and I didn't even have the desire to read it. I just skipped chapters.
Bai Qi won the battle. What was the reaction of various countries???? There are so many cool things you wouldn't write about!! You make me feel like beating Bai Qi is normal??? Anyone can beat Bai Qi, hey Samsung⭐
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How dare 3,000 soldiers stand up to the hundreds of thousands led by Bai Qi? , Not everyone is Zhang Liao, and not everyone is Sun Shiwan.
The weapons of the Bai Qi era were made of bronze, while the weapons of the Tang Dynasty were made of high-grade steel. How could the pinnacle weapons of the Tang Dynasty be compared with each other? Cutting copper with high-grade steel is like cutting tofu 🤭