Actually, this kind of military village, if placed on steep mountains, would be very effective, but on a plain, even if this one could barely be considered built halfway up a mountain, it can't be said to be very sturdy.
With sufficient siege equipment available, grind it down and wear it out, the enemy army might not be worn down, but those defense structures would more or less be worn out.
In terms of real defense, you would still rely on military fortresses and cities; the function of a military village is merely as a support area or for garrison defense against surprise attacks.
During large-scale battles, the defending side may also use military villages to form an array and rely on them to engage in large-scale field battles.
So, throughout history, there's never been a case where a battle of siege warfare lasted for half a year or a year, and finally conquered a military village.
But, this Yangshan Village, placed here, served as the perfect finishing touch.
