This is the natural arrangement.
However, General Yue Pengwu protested vehemently.
But the Qilin moved swiftly, and without hesitation, Prince Qin personally carried the Fierce Tiger Sky Shouting Halberd and went forward. General Yue Pengwu could only prioritize the overall situation, staying in the safety of the rear, hearing the intense battles at the frontline over these months.
General Yue Pengwu wrote twelve urgent letters of top military importance to the frontline.
Hoping Li Guanyi could retreat a bit.
Asking how could a country's sovereign personally go to battle, when generals have failed, let alone take the risk of leading from the front.
Or that such a precious life shouldn't be risking danger by charging headlong.
General Yue is a respectable man, at least as written in the documents, but the basic idea was that he hoped Prince Qin could fight less aggressively in the frontline, or better yet, swap roles and let General Yue Pengwu give it a try.
