"Disguise as a scattered small unit, lure their patrol camp to strike, and draw them into a pre-set ambush circle... I want to make the garrisons of Dingzhou, Zhending, and Hejian restless day and night, their spirits stretched to the limit."
Unlike last time.
It seemed that because he was already aware of Gu Yan's capabilities, Genghis Khan was much more detailed this time.
Indeed, he still did not intend to retreat.
As long as he did not retreat, this battle had not yet been lost.
Moreover, in Genghis Khan's view, this battle may not necessarily be a loss.
Even though he had lost the initiative, so what?
He did not believe that the vast Southern Dynasty would be as united as the prairie, which in Genghis Khan's eyes was a huge flaw.
However, it would take some time before that.
