Faced with a seemingly unsolvable Zhou Chongshan in a situation like this, back in the earlier age of cold weapons, when confronting such a high-end combatant, if you had neither an equal-level fighter nor a means of restraining him, the best option was to simply let him kill as he pleased.
Even warriors of the Vajra Realm and Vertical and Horizontal Realm had their limits. Once they had killed enough, they would naturally be unable to keep going.
But all of that came with one prerequisite: it had to be the early age of cold weapons!
In that era, ordinary soldiers went onto the battlefield with nothing more than a knife or a spear.
Whenever armed conflict broke out, armies numbering several thousand or even tens of thousands were commonplace. Forces with a certain degree of strength and scale might even gather tens of thousands, a hundred thousand, or more troops for battle.
Because in that era, manpower was an extremely important component.
At the same time, though, from generals to officers of every rank below them and finally the soldiers at the bottom, the gap between individuals at different levels was actually not that great.
If a high-end fighter charged in, so long as he did not charge straight into the heart of the army and kill the General Commander or one of his leading generals, then from the General Commander's perspective, whether the enemy killed a battalion commander, a company commander, or even the most ordinary soldier did not make that much difference.
Even in the battles that followed, the deaths of those people would not have any obvious impact on the overall situation.
For a large army, there were only one or two truly indispensable figures. Everyone else could be replaced.
All these factors combined to create