With this "Breaking the Formation," the four no longer had to spend vast amounts of time continually summoning war-poem soldiers to obstruct the ancient corpses. Almost out of thin air, they gained half again as much energy and fighting time!
The army of five hundred thousand charged fearlessly, like divine troops descending from the heavens.
Those ordinary ancient corpses were powerful. A single punch could often clear away all the war-poem soldiers within dozens of yards, but more soldiers would then surge forward in an endless stream, hindering them immensely.
The melee troops could not even get close, yet they could effectively obstruct the ancient corpses' movements.
The Bull Emperor Ancient Corpse also found himself caught in a dilemma.
To attack Fang Yun, he could not use wide-area attacks, because although such attacks took little effort, they consumed a great deal of time. But if he ignored the war-poem soldiers, their charges would still hinder him to some extent, and could even keep damaging his body.
The Bull Emperor Ancient Corpse began to fall into confusion, sometimes pursuing Fang Yun, sometimes turning to kill the war-poem soldiers.
This was the first time any of the four had used this Military-Camp War Poetry. At first, they employed the usual mix of troop types, but gradually, all four adjusted their proportions without consulting one another.
The three Great Scholars each kept ninety thousand cavalry and ten thousand archers.
Once the cavalry formations appeared, the ancient corpses were like creatures mired in a swamp. They had to kill all the cavalry before attacking Fang Yun and his companions, because the cavalry charges were so powerful that even fifth-realm ancient corpses would be severely impeded.
Fang Yun's camps were somewhat different. Half his forces were cavalry, while the other half consisted of various large