Mythical Qin: I, Gao Yao, will never be a eunuch!

At this time, Han Xin rushed to the front of the team, and his figure was as fast as lightning, shuttling between the enemy troops. Although Han Xin's martial arts value was slightly inferior to that of famous generals such as Ying Bu, Long Ju and Xiang Yu, he was a veteran of the battlefield after all, and his martial arts value was still good.

In particular, the weapons and armor Han Xin was equipped with were all given by Gao Yao himself. This set of equipment was of top quality, almost all of it was carefully crafted from fine steel. Whether it was the incomparably hard armor or the gleaming weapons, their sharpness was astonishing. Han Xin was seen waving the weapons in his hands, and every time he attacked, there was a sharp sound of wind, and those imperial troops who had not yet reacted had already fallen to the ground, blood splattered everywhere.

For a moment, the only sound heard was “Puff, puff, puff…”

Most of the generals who followed Han Xin were young and energetic. They were all brave and fierce. Many of them rushed into the camp of the imperial army without fear and started to kill crazily. Facing the enemies coming like a tide, these young generals showed no fear and fought bravely, as if they didn't care about life and death.

At this time, the strict training that the Southern Border Army received on a daily basis finally showed its effectiveness. In this downpour, the vision was greatly obstructed, and the ground became extremely slippery and muddy. If you were not careful, you would lose your balance and fall to the ground after running a few steps.

For the specially trained soldiers of the Southern Frontier Army, such adverse weather conditions did not have much impact on them. Although it cannot be asserted that their combat effectiveness has been enhanced in such an environment, at least they can ensure that their actions are not restricted and they can deal with the current battle situation with ease.

Coupled with the huge bonus effect brought by the sudden and unpredictable sneak attack, the already tense situation on the battlefield changed dramatically in an instant. As the two sides' soldiers just came into contact with each other, the imperial army was almost on the verge of collapse and defeat! This was especially due to Han Xin's exquisite and unique special arrangement. He carefully selected and deployed a large number of heavily armored soldiers, and let them rush to the forefront of the battle at full speed like a tiger descending from a mountain.

In fact, in most armies, there are such heavy armored soldiers. Their number is usually not too large, perhaps only dozens or at most hundreds. The reason why these heavy armored soldiers are selected and concentrated on the battlefield is that they play a vital role in attacking cities and territories - especially when attacking the enemy's city gates. Because at such a critical moment, they need to rely on their powerful strength to complete those difficult and critical tasks.

It is worth mentioning that these heavily armored soldiers do not need to be equipped with a variety of complex weapons and equipment like other ordinary soldiers. On the contrary, the most important thing they have to do is to continuously exercise and strengthen their own strength and physique.

Only in this way can they ensure that they can move freely while wearing heavy armor and killing the enemy; at the same time, they must have enough strength to pull those extremely heavy logs in order to launch a fierce and effective attack on the solid and thick city gates. Because of such a difficult and important mission, the treatment these heavily armored soldiers enjoy is often unusually generous.

The reason why Han Xin sent these heavily armored soldiers to the front line of the battle was that he hoped they could fully demonstrate their powerful ability to charge into battle. The army led by Zhang Han this time was by no means an ordinary army, it was the elite army of the imperial court! Although with the blessing of various external factors, the Southern Border Army undoubtedly gained a great advantage at the first time, but the reaction time of the elite troops of the imperial court was also very fast. Although there were various unfavorable factors, they were all veterans with rich combat experience.

This allowed the imperial army to return to normal combat status in a short period of time, and to maintain internal calm and stability, quickly reintegrate the troops, and organize an effective defense line, so that the situation could still be reversed. Once the imperial army successfully built a combat pattern with the center as the core and tenacious resistance spreading outward layer by layer, even a general like Han Xin would find it difficult to easily break through the opponent's defense line for a while.

Although the Southern Border Army will most likely win the battle, it is almost impossible to defeat the imperial army and achieve a decisive victory in a short period of time. Even worse, if we accidentally disturb the main force behind Zhang Han during the battle, it will be Han Xin's side that will be caught in a dilemma of being attacked from both sides.

It was obviously unrealistic and unlikely to win a head-on confrontation with an enemy force of 200,000 with only 100,000 troops. For this reason, Han Xin carefully planned such a strategic deployment: by concentrating superior forces in a local area, creating a favorable situation of defeating the minority with the majority, and thus gradually narrowing the huge gap in military strength between the enemy and us.

The weapons held by these heavily armored soldiers were mostly just ordinary, solid wooden sticks without any sharp edges. They were not real weapons at all. The reason for using such strange equipment was actually carefully considered. With their heavy and solid armor, the amazing strength of the heavily armored soldiers, and the strong and sturdy characteristics of the wood, the three complemented each other and could produce an unparalleled impact! In this way, these heavily armored soldiers, like a surging torrent, broke through the defense line that the imperial army had painstakingly built.

Faced with such a unique and powerful attack method, the imperial army was immediately thrown into a panic. Every time a heavily armored soldier launched a charge, the long or short piece of wood in his hand was like an indestructible stick, which could overwhelm at least four or five of his own soldiers in one breath.

As time went by, shocking gaps gradually appeared on the defense line. Once a gap was successfully torn open, a large number of Southern Border Army soldiers would rush in like a tide along the torn gap, and their momentum was fierce, just like a swarm of locusts, rushing straight towards the core area of ​​the enemy.