Shi Yi subconsciously looked southwest, turned his gaze back to the dusty battlefield, then looked at the Zheng Jun camp that seemed very empty, and said, "Why not hit the Zheng Jun camp directly?"

One "department" and three "brigades" of the Fan family fought very fiercely with an "army" of Zheng State.

The Wei family dispatched two "brigades (3,000 soldiers)" to attract two "divisions (5,000 soldiers)" from the Zheng army.

The troops in Zhengjun camp will not exceed 3,000?

Shi Yi also has four "brigades (6,000 soldiers)" of the Fan family and Wei family. He took out two of them to attack the Zheng army camp. Even if he could not attack in, he could still break the Zheng army mentality of a stalemate, right?

In Shiyi's opinion, it is impossible to attack.

After all, whether it is the Jin army or the Zheng army, they encountered it halfway, and spent a day building a camp and fighting the next day. How could they have the extra time to strengthen the camp?

Therefore, there is a fence outside the camps on both sides, which does not contain horse resistance or deer antlers, and there is no time to dig a ditch.

This kind of camp is the foothold of the army, and it cannot reach the level of a hard camp that is defended.

Now, the only thing Shi Yi needs to worry about is the consideration of fame. If you do that, you will inevitably be regarded as too aggressive.

It looks quite funny?

However, the current battle is not an extremely powerful war mode!

The last time Chu invited Jin to the Battle of "Yanling", he then forced his camp to a position less than 30 meters above the Jin army camp, which was very consistent with what they called themselves "barbarians".

Shi Yi felt sorry for the continued losses of Fan's soldiers, and he had to take into account his face as the "Chief Secretary" of Jin State, and was in a dilemma for a while.
Chapter completed!