Today's second update: Chapter 2738! 2/4!
What should they do when the enemy was forming an encirclement to wipe them out?
Simple. Imagine yourself as a fish, with someone trying to catch you in a huge net.
With the advantage of an information gap, they had to escape the net's coverage before it completely enveloped and tightened around them. Even if they brushed against its edges, they had to tear it apart!
And if possible, after escaping the encirclement, as a fish, they should flick their tails at that flyboy and spit at him, making him so furious his liver exploded!
Breaking out was no simple matter. Where to break through and where to regroup were both questions.
And when facing layer upon layer of blockades, breaking out inevitably came with sacrifices.
But that was war. How could there be no sacrifices? They could not wipe out the enemy by fighting guerrilla warfare forever. In the end, they still had to fight a decisive battle.
But before that, they could wear down the enemy's patience and weaken their living forces. That way, they would gain both psychological and practical advantages at the strategic level.
To put it bluntly, war was like chess: probe first, then chip away, and finally launch the general offensive.
Those who played well could exchange the smallest cost for the greatest victory.
Those who played decently would injure the enemy for a thousand while losing eight hundred themselves.
Those who played poorly would use their own pieces to fill the river, making meaningless sacrifices.
The Huang Race had a thin foundation. If they truly fought head-on, Xu Kun did not think the Huang Race was doomed to lose.
But how many members of the Huang Race would have to die then?
Xu Kun could accept