Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 609: The Decisive Battle! Meat Grinder!

Chapter 609: The Decisive Battle! Meat Grinder!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Boom!

There was no hesitation as two mighty waves of soldiers smashed against each other on the slopes of the mountain, resulting in the most intense clash of the entire battle. Of the more than four hundred thousand soldiers, almost all of them had been committed, with Geluofeng and Duan Gequan holding back a single unit in reserve.

This time, Dalun Ruozan resorted to no tactics or strategy. It was a straightforward advance, one that relied on pure pressure. Once one's soldiers far outnumbered one's opponent's, numbers became the best strategy, the best tactic.

"Kill!"

"Kill!"

Bellows rang out through the sky. The roiling wave of black steel was enough to make anyone pale.

"Get ready!"

"Get ready!"

"Go!"

……

Wang Chong's voice resounded over the mountain. The first to attack was not the majestic Mengshe–Ü-Tsang army but the Annan Protectorate army. Thwishthwishthwish! Countless arrows howled through the air, descending into the center of this flood of steel.

Boom!

It was like a boulder smashing into a river. The numerous arrows pierced through necks, cheeks, knees, and bodies. Hundreds upon thousands of Mengshe Zhao and Ü-Tsang soldiers began to fall, and a small hint of disorder immediately appeared in the Mengshe–Ü-Tsang ranks.

Thwishthwishthwish!

One wave, two wave, three waves… innumerable arrows continued to strike with lethal precision, causing the chaos to continuously expand.

"It's useless. Once the number of soldiers reaches a certain level, local victories are no longer a concern."

Dalun Ruozan looked at the mountain, his eyes calm.

If a hundred-man army lost a hundred men in battle, the entire army would be wiped out. If a two-hundred-man army lost a hundred men in battle, it would be a severe wound. For a thousand-man army, it would be a setback. But when this army swelled to several thousands, tens of thousands, the effect became triflingly small.

The injuries inflicted by Wang Chong's arche

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