The loss of fourteen thousand soldiers was indeed a significant blow to Chengqi. However, it only managed to dent Chengqi's strength slightly, far from enough to truly overthrow them.
The next move from Chengqi would undoubtedly be a more relentless and aggressive counterattack, driven by both the need to bolster their morale and seek revenge. Therefore, devising a solid countermeasure was imperative.
After makeshift quarters were established by various generals,
The deputy general from Gu Chaoyan's ranks suggested, "General, we could continue to lay in ambush and inflict further damage, potentially targeting tens of thousands."
It was a show of admiration that this deputy general, like others in the past, was now addressed as "general."
"No," Gu Chaoyan immediately rejected the idea.
"Why not?" The surprise was evident on everyone's faces. Given the magnitude of today's victory, this approach seemed highly effective. Why wouldn't it work?
