Zhou Chongshan's actions made Shi Lei nod inwardly. Although they were all veteran generals of Great Zhou, Shi Lei had indeed worked with Zhou Chongshan only a limited number of times. To say he understood him well would be a stretch.
If he really had to compare, he might even be more familiar with Xie Liancheng. After all, Xie Liancheng had once served as his deputy general.
But in this short span of time, Shi Lei had already confirmed that, in terms of overall ability, Zhou Chongshan was absolutely stronger than Xie Liancheng.
Having once been Xie Liancheng's superior, Shi Lei knew that Xie Liancheng did not possess much ability to command troops. His value mainly lay in his extraordinary personal martial prowess, with his specialty being turning the tide of battle through his own strength.
But Zhou Chongshan was different. From the moment he led the Assault Camp into the battlefield from the flank, Shi Lei could clearly feel that Zhou Chongshan and the Assault Camp were one.
During their brief clashes with the greenskins, the Assault Camp worked together seamlessly, advancing and retreating with discipline.
In the situation just now, the moment the Goblin Wolf Cavalry moved, the Assault Camp had successfully neutralized one wave of their attack, but Shi Lei had already realized that they should slowly withdraw.
However, before he could even send the signal, the Assault Camp had already taken action on its own.
What did this mean?
It meant that Zhou Chongshan possessed a very good tactical awareness, as well as the ability to observe and see through the battlefield.
One had to understand that the Assault Camp, led by Zhou Chongshan, was in the thick of the battle. It was not like Shi Lei, who stood atop the defensive wall, occupying high ground