The first was Zheng Fan.
Watching so many elite knights rashly charge into the fray, Chief Zheng felt a heartache. How much money had it cost to arm them, and how much effort and sacrifice had it taken to train them?
"Keep soldiers for a thousand days, use them for a moment." This phrase was all too grimly illustrated in this moment.
The other command was given by Zhong Mao. This method of using cavalry to directly charge into the formation was something he found hard to bear. Moreover, these knights were truly fearless!
It was... just too terrible.
No one wanted to go to war with a bunch of lunatics who weren't afraid of death.
The flanking cavalry wheeled around.
Some of the charging cavalry had already stormed into the formation and begun slaughtering; others, after falling from their horses, continued fighting on foot with their sabers. No one retreated; everyone charged forward to their deaths!
