Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 880: Wang Chong, Exchanging Blows Through the Air!

Chapter 880: Wang Chong, Exchanging Blows Through the Air!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Wang Chong smiled and said nothing, his eyes glancing at the other Anxi generals.

After a few moments of thought, Cheng Qianli sternly rebuked, "Xu Yang, speak more carefully! The situation on the battlefield is constantly changing, and the lives of tens of thousands of soldiers are at stake. Do you really think things will develop a certain way just because you want them to? Protector-General Wang is correct. When facing a formidable foe like the Arabs, we can't act carelessly!"

Although he also dearly wished that they could kill all the Arabs in one go, even he had to admit that Wang Chong's judgment was correct. The Arabs had only suffered a minor difficulty, and if that was really all they had been capable of, they would have never been able to force the Anxi Protectorate army and its Protector-General into such desperate straits.

The Protector-General had even been preparing to bring the Anxi Protectorate army to have one final showdown with the Arabs, sacrificing himself for the empire.

Proud soldiers were bound to lose!

It wasn't just the lives of the Anxi Protectorate army on the line here, but also the ownership of the Western Regions, the safety of Qixi, Longxi, and even the capital. One couldn't allow emotions to decide something as important as this!

Wang Chong glanced at Cheng Qianli, a hint of admiration in his eyes. He had never interacted with Cheng Qianli, nor did he understand him very much, but from these words, he could already see that not only was this Brigadier General of the Great Tang an outstanding martial artist, but also had quite the strategic mind.

At the very least, he did not make decisions according to emotion or impulse.

"Ha, in truth, besides what I said just now, I have another reason: their banners and flags!"

Wang Chong chuckled as he confidently turned his head to the battlefield.

Astonished, all the officers turned to look in the direction the Arabs had fled and

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