Under the command of Lord Jingnan, the Yan Army transformed their formation during the charge, resembling a pack of wolves penetrating and tearing apart one's own army from every direction, directly causing the collapse of their own command structure, followed by the self-destruction of various troops.
The casualties caused by the direct frontal collision between the two sides were indeed minimal. It was purely a matter of tactical and technical superiority that crushed them, producing a term,
A term once heard from the wild people's king in the blind man's mouth, cold-hearted yet realistic, called... generation gap.
The Northern Army was established more than a hundred years ago, built among the corpses of fifty thousand Qian State's Northern Expedition troops, and in the following century, battled and hunted in the desert with the once-unparalleled barbarian tribes.
