As for why Chu Han did not personally take command after laying out the battlefield strategy and arrangements, his answer was that he wanted Wang Chen dead. The two generals neither agreed nor disagreed, but they understood that Chu Han had definitely revealed only part of his true reason.
Who knew what other ideas were lurking in Chu Han's head?
Just like now—he had sent Shen Yunlou out with a team to lure Wang Chen's helicopters toward the pool, leaving Wen Qisheng and Shangguan Rong utterly unable to figure it out.
What exactly was Chu Han trying to do?
The five helicopters moving with Wang Chen were now circling above that filthy pool, only a few meters off the ground. Wang Chen had spent quite some time cursing and provoking the tight-lipped Shen Yunlou, trying to coax information out of him.
At last, Shen Yunlou stopped. Panting, he looked up at Wang Chen above him, then discreetly glanced in Chu Han's direction from the corner of his eye. The people accompanying him also came to a neat stop, standing there at a loss.
Chu Han had only told them to lure Wang Chen's helicopters over. He had not explained what to do next. Now that the mission was complete and Wang Chen's five helicopters had arrived, Chu Han had not shown himself at all.
What the hell was this supposed to be?!
While everyone was utterly confused and the two generals in the distance watched anxiously, Wang Chen, sitting in the helicopter overhead, also looked around suspiciously, faintly sensing that something was wrong.
Chu Han was on the verge of a breakdown. Hidden in a patch of low conifers nearby, he held the enormous Asura Battle Axe, his expression incomparably ugly.
According to his original plan, once Wang Chen's helicopters