Attacking Jodhpur can be considered the first major battle faced by the Imperial Army on the battlefield of the Southern Subcontinent, and it is quite dramatic.
As for the battle to the west of Ploody, at most it was a tough encounter.
According to the initial plan, the Seventeenth Armored Division was indeed preparing to launch a strong assault on Jodhpur.
After all, once the situation unfolded, the Fan Army would definitely defend Jodhpur to the death, leaving no other options except for a strong assault.
It can be said that after the encounter at Ploody, all the tens of thousands of officers and soldiers under Fu Weimin gave up their illusions. If the main force of the Central Army can fight so fiercely, the subsequent battles are bound to be even more difficult.
Exactly for this reason, the Seventeenth Armored Division deployed heavy forces to seize Ploody with the momentum of a mountain's weight.
