Ch. 1921I Bet You Can't Kill Them All
Key Plot Points and Events
- Zhou Chongshan, facing overwhelming enemy forces with superior technology, uses a strategy from the past: let the enemy kill, as individual soldiers are replaceable, and focus on eliminating high-value targets like machine gunners and heavy weapons.
- Zhou Chongshan decimates the enemy's heavy machine guns and their gunners, significantly reducing their combat power.
- The Goblin General Commander remains hidden, making it difficult for Zhou Chongshan to target him.
- The Goblin forces, despite their technological advantage, struggle against Zhou Chongshan's focused attacks, as their equipment is primarily designed to counter technologically-oriented forces, not high-end martial artists.
- The Goblin General orders Ripper mechas to intercept the Vanguard Iron Cavalry, attempting to turn the tide of battle.
Character Developments
- Zhou Chongshan adapts his combat strategy to the modern era, focusing on high-value targets rather than sheer numbers.
- The Goblin General Commander demonstrates strategic thinking by remaining hidden and ordering counterattacks.
Significant Themes
- The evolution of warfare: from cold weapons and large armies to modern technology and specialized forces.
- The importance of adaptability in warfare: Zhou Chongshan adapts his strategies, while the Goblins struggle against an unexpected threat.
- The struggle between technology and individual prowess: Zhou Chongshan's martial arts versus the Goblins' advanced weapons.
Character Interactions
- Zhou Chongshan's one-sided destruction of the Goblin forces highlights the power gap between a peak Vajra Realm martial artist and technologically-advanced but less adaptable forces.
- The Goblin General Commander's hidden presence and orders to counterattack show his strategic thinking and willingness to engage Zhou Chongshan's forces.