Although the new generation of generals does not possess the mature combat experience of the old ones.
But Gu Yan has completely articulated what Genghis Khan might do.
This is a guaranteed score question!
Yet perhaps it is precisely because Kyushu is too powerful.
Although Gu Yan has already spoken this far, there are still some who couldn't help but say, "Genghis Khan... After all, he is the chieftain of the plains. Even though he is fierce, can he really use troops in such a... cunning and deceitful way?"
"Separating forces for a distant raid carries great risk; once the looting is sufficient, will he truly risk further?"
To put it bluntly, they are still underestimating Genghis Khan.
In truth, these people cannot be blamed.
After all, Kyushu's prowess is evident here. Coupled with Kyushu's development supported by the Gu Clan, the threat from the plains never seemed fatal.
The only one to step into the Central Plains, since the emergence of the Gu Clan, was Wanyan Digü.
