To be honest, Lu Linlong, the Millennial Commander of the Seventh Guard Second Brigade, might have been somewhat rigid in his tactics, but he was no fool.
Besides, such high-frequency drills had been going on in the Phoenix Spirit Guard for a long time. Nearly all the commanders had lost their true will to fight, so Lu Linlong's opponents were not much more capable either.
Under such circumstances, victory or defeat in a Military Exercise depended on luck and pressure.
For example, during the previous Military Exercise, the Phoenix Spirit Guards of the Seventh Guard Second Brigade had already lost once and were under enormous pressure not to lose again, so they fought desperately.
Basically, every one of them fought until they were exhausted or even seriously wounded before reluctantly shouting the three words, "I surrender," and leaving the field.
Ye Zhen actually felt somewhat guilty about this.
In the third Military Exercise, Lu Linlong's tactical arrangements had actually given them a very good chance of winning. Ye Zhen had merely tampered with things.
The enemy's rear assault unit should absolutely have been discovered by the scouts Lu Linlong had stationed on guard, but Ye Zhen interfered.
Ye Zhen had discovered early on that an enemy assault unit was sneaking in from the rear. At about the right moment, he created a disturbance and lured away the rear sentry scouts.
As a result, the enemy assault unit charged in while the main force remained completely unaware, leading to a crushing defeat.
As for how he had lured away the scouts, it was extremely simple.
With Ye Zhen's mastery of the Yi Mu Tong Ling Divine Art, secretly controlling a few flowers, grasses, and trees to make sounds could not have been easier.
Of course, during the second Military Exercise, aside