Su Jie took the document and read it carefully. After finishing, he said, "That's enough. We can't compete with the Eight Nation Group in terms of firepower and logistics. We must engage in guerrilla warfare in this battle—it's our advantage."
Su Jie picked up a pen and jabbed it on the map, landing on a range of mountains.
"The core of this confrontation lies at the Ruo Kai Mountains, the gateway to Ji State and the dividing line between us and the Chan Country Government.
"Once they occupy this area, they can pierce into the plains of Ji State. Ha, I would actually be disappointed if they didn't come. We need to spill some blood of the Eight Nation Group here and drain the living force of both the Chan Country Government Army and the Japanese Soldiers."
A cold light flashed in Su Jie's eyes as Liu Yingying followed his gaze.
Chan Country spans about 678,500 square kilometers, with its terrain high in the north and low in the south.
