"Kill!"
Tens of thousands of Qin Army fiercely attacked Wan City. Without firearms or catapults, the Qin Army almost relied solely on their flesh and blood to charge forward. Ladders were set up, countless Qin soldiers fell from them after being struck by arrows, but not a single one retreated. They were Wang Li's elites, and this was a lone deep incursion; if they did not capture Wan City, they would find themselves in a desperate situation, unable to advance or retreat. Wang Li had dispatched them to seize the Chu Army's crossing points and execute a flank attack on Wan City, truly a risky strategy. But military strategy relies on risk; if executed well, it becomes a surprise troop for a decisive victory. One misstep would result in total annihilation.
