"Focus on a breakthrough," Luo Zheng said gravely. Seeing that Lan Xue hadn't fully grasped the idea, he explained, "Surrounding from all sides means the coalition forces will also be dispersed, diluting their combat power, which gives us an opportunity. The best strategy is to concentrate our forces to attack at one point, a focused breakthrough. Given the coalition's single soldier combat power, no matter which direction they attack, the hundred or so men we have defending won't be able to hold them off."
The mountain has four faces, and Luo Zheng divided Hook's men into three shifts to rotate, meaning each shift had over three hundred people, spread across four directions, leaving fewer than a hundred per direction. Further split across three defensive lines, each line had only a few dozen men, easily breached by the concentrated coalition forces.
"We can't be sure of the enemy's direction of attack, what do you propose?" Lan Xue asked worriedly.
