Warlords: Rise of the System

When Lu Tianhao heard this, he immediately became interested and couldn't wait to ask.

"Tell me quickly, what means do you plan to use to break through this impregnable defense cave?"

Park Seung-hee said slowly, "I am very familiar with the powerful combat capability of your country's national salvation army.

Now, you have not launched a fierce offensive. I believe that Marshal Lu is kind-hearted and does not want to attack the enemy's high ground at the cost of the precious lives of his soldiers.

However, when we look at the combat effectiveness of our newly formed army, it pales in comparison to yours and there is a huge gap!

After some careful consideration, I came up with a solution that, although a little clumsy, might work.

That is to use fire suppression to dig deep trenches or tunnels, and dig all the way to the bottom of the cave where the enemy is hiding.

When the time is right, a large number of powerful explosives will be placed here.

As long as everything goes well, we can raze this formidable defensive cave to the ground in one fell swoop and completely destroy it!"

After hearing this, Lu Tianhao fell into deep thought.

After a while, he nodded slightly to show his agreement, "I have to say that the strategy you proposed has indeed reduced the risk of casualties among our personnel to the greatest extent.

But... the only drawback is that this plan takes too long.

However, now that things have come to this, facing such a difficult situation, as long as we can effectively reduce the number of casualties, even if it takes a longer time, it is worth it. "

Lu Tianhao acted decisively, quickly deployed personnel, and worked closely with the army of Gaojun State to resolutely launch this military action plan.

Not only that, he also conveyed this strategy in detail to the remaining 11 armies.

Tell them to implement this seemingly clumsy but effective method until a more sophisticated solution is found.

In an instant, a military operation with a clear target was launched against the bandits entrenched in the caves on the high ground and the multinational coalition forces.

Relying on the advantage of high terrain, the enemy was keenly aware of the actions launched by the National Salvation Army and the Gaojun Kingdom's local army.

After seeing this scene, the bandits hiding in the cave and the soldiers of the multinational coalition forces couldn't help but feel panicked.

Because they knew very well that once the deep trenches and tunnels successfully extended to the bottom of the cave where they were.

Then what awaits them will be a tragic end of being ruthlessly blown into the sky.

As a result, the panicked enemy hurriedly called out the mortars that were originally hidden in the cave.

They prepared to use mortars to bombard the enemy troops who were digging deep trenches and holes in the ground.

The artillery unit of the National Salvation Army is like a well-trained and swift sword.

They had already prepared in advance and sent a number of sharp-eyed and experienced observers to lurk in various key locations.

These observers remain highly vigilant at all times and do not miss any signs of movement.

Just when the enemy thought they had moved out their mortars without anyone noticing.

Little did they know that all of this had been seen by the observers of the National Salvation Army.

As soon as the enemy's mortars were spotted, the observers quickly transmitted their exact coordinates back to the artillery positions via advanced communication equipment.

At this time, the enemy's mortars had just been set up, and the gunners were busy loading ammunition, preparing to launch the first round of artillery fire.

However, they were still too slow! When the first shell whizzed out, before they could fire the second round, the National Salvation Army artillery unit's counterattack had already hit like a storm.

I saw powerful shells cutting through the sky, and with a sharp whistling sound, they accurately hit the enemy's mortar position outside the cave.

In an instant, a series of violent explosions were deafening, flames shot up into the sky, and thick smoke billowed.

The neatly arranged mortars were instantly blown into a pile of scrap metal, with flying shrapnel and debris sweeping all around like raindrops.

Those poor artillerymen didn't even have time to let out a scream before their beloved weapons were blown to pieces, with flesh and blood flying everywhere.

The entire battlefield suddenly fell into chaos and blood.

The enemy commander in the cave, after witnessing the situation before him, suddenly became extremely gloomy.

He knew that he could no longer proceed according to the original plan, so he decisively changed his tactical strategy.

Although the entrance of this cave is not spacious, it is more than enough to accommodate two mortars.

The enemy quickly placed two mortars in place and adjusted the direction of the muzzles, preparing for shelling.

As the enemy gunners operated, the two mortars began to roar one after another, and shells whizzed out and flew towards the engineers who were digging hard.

Due to the constant suppression of the National Salvation Army's firepower, the enemy's observers had no way to go out and observe the coordinates.

As a result, the two mortarmen could only shoot based on rough judgment.

The result is predictable. Many artillery shells deviated from the intended targets, and some were even far away from the target location, which was completely the opposite of the target.

These shells either drew an arc in the air and fell into the distant valley, or hit the nearby hillside and raised a cloud of dust.

It failed to cause any substantial harm to the soldiers of the National Salvation Army and the Gaojun Kingdom Legion.

Faced with the enemy's poor artillery performance, the National Salvation Army showed no mercy and continued to suppress it with powerful firepower.

Amid the dense hail of bullets, the enemy's movements became increasingly difficult, but the work of digging deep trenches and tunnels did not stop.

Although progress is as slow as a snail, every inch of land dug means one step closer to victory.

As long as we can dig persistently and eventually reach the bottom of the enemy's cave, this arduous task can be declared a complete success.

Lu Tianhao stared at the towering and dangerous high ground in front of him with eyes as sharp as an eagle.

He has made meticulous observations and analyses of the plateau.

According to the current somewhat clumsy tactic of digging tunnels, it is indeed possible to minimize the casualties of our own soldiers.

However, in order to successfully dig a tunnel to the bottom of the cave where the enemy is stationed.

I'm afraid it will take a long time - at least ten days or half a month, or even as long as a month!

Lu Tianhao knew very well that he did not have enough free time to stay here for long.

Time is running out and opportunities are fleeting. If we fail to quickly break through the enemy's defense lines and penetrate deep into their hinterland, the outcome of this battle will become unpredictable.

After careful consideration, Lu Tianhao finally made up his mind to adopt the strategy of dividing the troops.

He decisively selected a part of the troops from his own army, and also left behind a number of soldiers from Gao Junguo's army.

Order them to stay and continue the arduous task of digging tunnels.

The rest of the troops, under his leadership, cleverly bypassed the insurmountable high ground in front of them and advanced rapidly into the depths of Gaojun State.