The scene of the father and son fighting Mad Tiger was extremely eye-catching.
After all, they were both great generals from their respective factions.
Their reputations and strength were both among the very best. How could they not draw attention?
What truly surprised everyone was Xue Dingshan's strength. He was actually faintly capable of keeping up with Mad Tiger and Xue Rengui.
The strongest fighter in the Seventh Group Army was undoubtedly Xue Rengui.
The one ranked second should have been Han Qin Hu, the fierce general of the Sui Dynasty.
Yet this white-robed young general who had suddenly appeared was quite unexpected.
They had originally thought he was some nameless pawn who had come to die.
However, Mad Tiger quickly realized that he had fallen into a trap.
Xue Dingshan had not relied on Xue Rengui's status to obtain an official post in the army.
His current position as the Mountain Sea Legion's First Tier captain had been earned through fighting his way across the battlefield.
However, Xue Dingshan had previously used his sect's spear techniques. What he used now was the Xue Family Halberd Technique.
Though father and son usually spoke little, and Xue Dingshan rarely sought Xue Rengui's guidance on martial arts matters,
they used the same set of techniques, and their daily interactions had invisibly forged coordination between them.
Mad Tiger believed he had fallen into a trap because the two gradually began suppressing him.
It was not the kind of straightforward assault that came at him from the start, but a method like a swamp that slowly dragged him under.
Of course, the Three-eyed Tiger Clan had other experts besides Mad Tiger.
They simply had not expected Xue Rengui's strength to surpass Mad Tiger's.
With the newly emerged Xue Dingshan added to the mix, the