First Battle with Bruticus (Part 2)

Just when he feared it, it came true!

Sun Cheng was so furious he could barely hold back the urge to curse.

What worried him most when facing the Autobots and Decepticons head-on?

Other than the main forces of the Autobot and Decepticon armies, it was giant combiners!

Even leader-class warriors ranked far lower on Sun Cheng's list of threats.

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After all, among the Autobots and Decepticons, there were only a handful of leader-class warriors that he knew of!

Compared with those leader-class warriors, who rarely entered the battlefield personally, either the Autobots' main forces or the Decepticons' army could likely still muster at least a hundred thousand warriors.

Especially the latter—faced with such a terrifying force of that scale...

It was no exaggeration to say that if the Replica Soldiers that had previously invaded Trindade Island numbered over ten thousand, they could destroy all of Earth's defensive forces within just a few days.

If Sun Cheng were commanding such a force, he would immediately split off part of it to launch focused assaults on Earth's nuclear powers.

Most of Earth's nuclear powers relied on land-based systems for nuclear retaliation.

Even Russia and the United States, which possessed vast sea-based retaliatory capabilities, carried only small numbers during necessary routine patrols. Most nuclear weapons launched from sea-based platforms, like those maintained by land and air platforms, were stored in designated military bases.

Therefore, destroying those military bases at the outset would basically cripple every nation's nuclear retaliatory capabilities.

As for Earth's conventional weapons, some could indeed injure Cybertronians, but their deployment, mobilization, and response capabilities were obviously nowhere near comparable to