The formation arranged by the Chu people is strong at the front and weak at the back, or it could be said to be hard at the front and soft at the back.
His troops descended like a divine army, landing at the docks of Jing City, with Liang Cheng and Jin Shuke, the two most capable leaders under his command, taking advantage of a planned surprise. They even intentionally donned the armor of the Chu people.
In one battle, they crushed the Chu reinforcements.
Is it surprising?
Lord Zheng genuinely doesn't find anything remarkable about this; it's quite normal, isn't it?
The troops he brought this time are elite soldiers, impressive warriors. Achieving such a battle result is only natural, isn't it?
The only cause for surprise would be if they failed to achieve this.
So, Lord Zheng is not pretending to be profound; he genuinely feels unconcerned.
