So, Liang Cheng decisively ordered the soldiers to split into two groups,
charging towards the flanks of the Chu army, intending to slice through the sides before enveloping them in a pincer movement.
The Snow Sea cavalry, already well-versed in battle formations, split into two wings. If there was an opening, they would charge in; if there wasn't, or their own comrades blocked the front, they would start shooting arrows.
The reputation of the rattan armor soldiers was actually quite famous, because in the water forts and swamps of Long Creek County, they could move deftly and pursue aggressively, rendering them invincible in the face of ferocious water bandits.
But when facing the well-armored soldiers of the Snow Sea, the disparity in equipment quickly became apparent.
The bandits... well, where would bandits get full sets of equipment?
