These days, people are not close, and even those in the same camp are very cautious. Suddenly asking them to gather and fight together would certainly lead to poor coordination. For example, Mo Yue from the Western Camp often killed his own men, making his people fight against each other. The thought that he wants such perfect camaraderie to share life and death is just an illusion.
But in any case, gathering together is always better than fighting alone.
Qin Feng walked as he laughed and said, "A hundred-year war is not a decisive battle, nor is it a real war. Perhaps it's because both sides have scattered. This isn't like a real war. But that's good. I'm more likely to kill the Viking Khan. Otherwise, in a real war, killing the enemy leader wouldn't be so easy."
