The ten heavy machine-gun formations sent out by the Goblin General could not be said to have accomplished nothing at all.
At the very least, the Giant Eagle Knights had already shifted their bombing targets onto them, which indirectly freed up the Ripper mecha.
Faced with the Ripper mecha's subsequent pursuit, the Vanguard Iron Cavalry had no intention of meeting them head-on. They had plans of their own for the moment.
The times had changed, and everyone's battle tactics were being adjusted. The Vanguard Iron Cavalry naturally had to change as well. They could no longer fight as they had before, charging the instant their eyes opened.
At this moment, their actions were clearly focused more on stretching and pulling apart the battle lines.
Above the desert at night, the battle between both sides continued. Wei Qing, stationed at the main command center, was hardly idle throughout.
Once a battle began, the most important thing was to adapt to changing circumstances.
Any move by the enemy, or any sudden development, could disrupt the plan you had originally laid out.
Not to mention that when a general commanding troops on the front lines was carrying out a mission, he would also appropriately adjust the plan whenever he saw that the situation was turning unfavorable.
That was why a commander and his generals often needed sufficient mutual understanding.
For a commander, having an experienced and formidable general was crucial.
For a general, having a commander he could trust was equally important.
Wei Qing and Zhou Chongshan were clearly nowhere near having that kind of understanding yet. But as one of Great Zhou's most senior veteran generals, Wei Qing still trusted Zhou Chongshan deeply.
Since Zhou Chongshan had launched a new operation with the Vanguard Army's main force, Wei Qing only needed to