This time, in order to ensure absolute security, Lin Yi not only deployed troops here, but also behind the city's wall, in the area connected to other cities, troops were arranged.
Similarly, in their primeval forests, a total of fifty to sixty thousand soldiers were thrown in.
With this, it's fair to say that Suiyang City was directly surrounded, using a total of one hundred thousand soldiers. Not only considering Lin Yi's methods but even by forceful attack, victory wasn't out of reach!
Moreover, Lin Yi directly deployed troops to their rear, effectively cutting off their reinforcements and retreat paths while being able to launch a surprise attack on their military camps.
It can be said that the walls have lost any function for them.
This way, it means no more siege warfare but rather a confrontation battle, this time relying on manpower. Furthermore, there weren't many cavalry there, and Lin Yi used mostly infantry.
