Just as the Wang Clan Militia swallowed the Chao Clan's Demon Falcon Battle Regiment with minimal losses.
Marshal Prince Zhenyang Jiang Chengyang of the Liang Group Army, acting on the secret instructions of Great Emperor Qingyu of Liang Kingdom, convened a legion commander-level meeting overnight. The very next day, he launched a full-scale offensive against the Yan Group Army.
This was a decisive battle that both sides had plotted for a long time. Each had prepared multiple plans for attack and defense and repeatedly deduced the possible developments on the battlefield.
This proactive offensive differed from the previous probing skirmishes. It was a large-scale campaign involving the advance of the entire army. Such massive campaigns often had the power to settle everything with one hammer blow: the victor became king, the loser became a bandit.
Among Liang Kingdom's five great legions, the Haode Legion, commanded by Prince Haode, served as the vanguard. This legion had long been stationed around Victory Citadel on the Huai River. Victory Citadel was a major port citadel city, and over the years, it had built a vast number of warships and ferries.
Three battle regiments within the Haode Legion were highly trained naval forces. They crossed the river by ship and sailed smoothly southward, arriving outside Yan Kingdom's Huai Ferry Citadel in less than an hour.
Large ferries carrying one battalion after another followed the warships into the charge.
The Haode Legion's mission was to seize the beach and land within a single day, opening up landing space for the main force behind them.
Before the warships of both sides even clashed, their aerial scout units had already begun a fierce battle. These aerial cavalry units were all the finest elites of their respective legions. Each side had over a hundred purely aerial combatants, every