Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 478: Old Eagle's Worries!

Chapter 478: Old Eagle's Worries!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Wang Chong's mind was constantly simulating, and the positions of the little red flags were constantly fluctuating, being plucked out and thrust back into the model.

At the end, everything in his mind was decided, and the number of little red flags on the model had been greatly reduced. Only seven or eight were left.

Of the 80,000 soldiers, half is infantry and the other half cavalry. They also have a square of master archers! They won't be able to escape the Ü-Tsang warhorses, so if they have to fight, the decisive battle will be here! Wang Chong mentally said to himself as he thrust out his finger and drew a circle on the model. Although there seemed to be nothing around there, Wang Chong knew that this would be the site of the truly decisive battle. The fate of those 80,000 soldiers and the fate of the Great Tang itself would be decided within the bounds of that circle.

After taking into account all the factors—distance, speed, rations—that place would be the final hope for the Annan Protectorate army!

When one has done all one can, the rest is up to the heavens! For the rest, it'll just depend on luck! Wang Chong said to himself, a great burden relieved from his mind.

'One misstep leads to many more.' This was a basic understanding needed before making any attempts to predict a foe's movements in a war.

Dealing with famous generals like Huoshu Huicang and Duan Gequan, predicting in advance the location of the decisive battle, luring them over, making preparations… such a feat was simply unimaginable for an average person.

But for Wang Chong, dealing with a stronger opponent wasn't a problem at all.

Although the reincarnation had lowered his cultivation level, it had not stripped him of his strategic intuition and attainments.

Time slowly passed as Wang Chong's brush flew at tremendous speeds, piling high a stack of diagrams on his desk. The complexities of war far exceeded the bounds of a simple simulation.

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