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With this scene, Zhu Zhen couldn't help but frown frequently. Or

Xu Tiexu's military regulations are the best way to restrain soldiers, but Zhu Zhendao hates this from the bottom of his heart. He tends to use encouragement or inspiration to let his soldiers understand why they are fighting, rather than using intimidation and deterrence like the enemy on the opposite side, forcing the soldiers to fight.

Speaking of which, although Zhu Zhen disdains the enemy's command method, it is undeniable that the enemy has achieved good results by relying on this ancient intimidation and deterrence method.

Now, the first line of defense has been torn a corner by the soldiers: I don’t know how many soldiers paid the price of their lives to pull out more than a dozen spears. Although those dozen or so were insignificant, they were enough to squeeze in one person.

It's only a matter of time before the first line of defense is broken... Zhu

Zhen frowned slightly.

Although only a few soldiers have broken through the long spear forest and were shot to death by the soldiers of the military mountain after taking a few steps, it is undeniable that as time goes by, the torn holes will only become larger and larger, and more soldiers will risk their lives to break through.

However, Zhu Zhen did not feel much worried about this.

At best, those long spear forests were just the role of resisting horses and antlers. What he really hoped for was the countless swords embedded outside the outside of the camp wall, with blades rushing out, and the outside of the camp wall, which looked like a mountain of swords.
Chapter completed!