Call of the Heroes of Chaos in Another World

Chapter 2209 Where Does the Xuanyuan Sword Point? Yue Fei Launches a Full-Scale Attack

Shortly after "Xuanyuan Huang" and Xuanyuan Xuanxiao were destroyed, they saw the flames shooting into the sky from the ferry behind them.

A jolt went through both of their hearts at the same time!
At this point, everyone understood that the navy of their Great Yan was in grave danger.

Although Xuanyuan Xuanxiao, who was trapped in Wudi City, was freed, 30,000 naval troops were lost in the process.

At this moment, Wen Huanzhang immediately suggested that, taking advantage of the enemy navy's temporary inability to land, they should first combine their forces to break through the enemy's Polang Army.

Wen Huanzhang also realized that without the navy, all areas along the Tokaido coast would become the enemy's backyard.

With their current military strength, it is impossible for them to defend the entire coastline.

Only by defeating the enemy before their two naval forces and the Wavebreaker Army meet can the threat of the Fierce Whale Legion be minimized.

Although Xuanyuan Xuanxiao's 30,000 troops had lost half of their strength, at least these troops had begun to grow stronger over the past few days, and together with the more than 10,000 cavalry, they were still usable.

As for Fu Youde, he naturally defended the camp to the death. They were happy to keep Xuanyuan Huang here!

As for actually setting up battle formations, they are not unaware of the differences between the enemy and themselves!
With so many enemy cavalry, half of the entire Great Yan's cavalry has come. How can they possibly fight them?
Leaving aside the question of whether they would agree or not, even if they won the battle, how many of the enemy's troops could they leave behind?

However, when the Luo Wang (a military organization) received Yue Fei's order to confirm Xuan Yuan Huang's identity, the entire Po Lang Army was jolted awake.

Although both Yue Fei and Yao Guangxiao hoped that Xuanyuan Huang would leave, whether the enemy army had Xuanyuan Huang or not made it a completely different matter.

However, it is not believed that the other party would really abandon the more than 200,000 troops at the front line at this time, even if that person is his eldest son and the crown prince of the Great Yan.

To put it bluntly, the fact that Xuanyuan Xuanxiao survived the most dangerous days meant that he was able to hold out until reinforcements arrived.

Given Xuanyuan Xuanxiao's situation at the time, it hadn't reached the point where he couldn't do without Xuanyuan Huang!
Half of the Great Yan's cavalry has been mobilized, and they also have their own 30,000-strong navy on the sea. With this lineup, which decent general in the Great Yan could not handle this situation?
With such a powerful force, Xue Ju, Shi Le, and even Shi Hu, who could possibly fail to rescue Xuan Yuan Xuan Xiao? Was it really necessary for Xuan Yuan Huang to personally take action?

Neither Yue Fei nor Yao Guangxiao believed that Xuanyuan Huang was the kind of person who disregarded the overall situation.

Therefore, although many of his men were excited after discovering that Xuanyuan Huang had left, feeling that the opportunity to defeat the enemy had arrived.

However, only Yue Fei himself, the commander of hundreds of thousands of troops, and Yao Guangxiao, the military advisor, became increasingly cautious at this time.

The more than 200,000 troops on the front line of the Great Yan are directly related to the foundation of the country. If the Great Yan loses these more than 200,000 troops, then the Great Yan will be on the verge of destruction in just a few days!

But weren't Yue Fei's more than 300,000 troops also a matter of national importance?
If he were to throw his 300,000 troops into the fray, the Han Dynasty might not be on the verge of immediate destruction, but the surrounding neighbors would definitely seize the opportunity to pounce!

Therefore, given the uncertainty, Yue Fei had to be extremely cautious. With hundreds of thousands of troops, he couldn't afford to take unnecessary risks.

On one hand, Yue Fei immediately used the Luo Wang network to order them to issue instructions to Fu Youde to investigate the situation and determine whether the person who went was Xuanyuan Huang himself.

On the other hand, Yue Fei himself was not idle either; he was also constantly sending troops to test the waters.

Ultimately, while Yue Fei was unwilling to take risks, sending troops to probe was by no means a risk. After all, his forces were already in a superior position compared to Xuanyuan Huang's.

After the enemy diverted half of their cavalry, leaving them with a loss of 1 cavalry, their advantage became even greater.

Being worried about falling into the enemy's trap and being afraid to send troops out normally are two completely different things.

After several small-scale probing attempts, Yue Fei indeed discovered that the opposing command level had dropped by more than one level. Judging from this, it seemed that Xuanyuan Huang was really gone.

But the more they did this, the more suspicious Yue Fei and Yao Guangxiao became.

It wasn't until Yue Fei risked his life with 100,000 troops and captured one of the seven cities in the Great Yan defense line that Yue Fei was at least 50% certain that Xuanyuan Huang was indeed not on the front line.

Xuanyuan Huang's defenses against Yue Fei consisted of two lines, mainly deployed across seven county towns: three in the front and four in the back. These two lines of defense were mutually supportive of each other.

They can be seen as two lines of defense, but at the same time, they form a unified defensive line.

The three county towns of the first route of the Great Yan are in a concave shape. If the middle town is attacked, the two towns on the left and right will surround it. If the left and right towns are attacked, the troops in the middle town will be able to form a stronghold.

In addition, the four county towns in the second line of defense serve as its rear flank, making it easy to harass the flanks when attacking any one of them.

Therefore, Yue Fei's decision to concentrate 10 troops to attack the central stronghold was somewhat risky. A slight misstep could have resulted in his army being attacked from all sides.

If Xuanyuan Huang had personally been stationed at the front line to oversee the entire defense, Yue Fei did not believe he could have captured the county so easily.

Although he paid a price in taking this county, it was not up to Xuanyuan Huang's standards to take such a crucial county at such a low cost.

"Strategist, I have a rough idea of ​​where Xuanyuan Huang is?"

After staring at the distribution of Han army forces on the map for a long time, Yue Fei's expression changed repeatedly. Finally, he suddenly realized what was going on.

Xuanyuan Huang is indeed a formidable opponent. Just now, Yue Fei put himself in Xuanyuan Huang's shoes, putting himself in Xuanyuan Huang's shoes, and guessing what Xuanyuan Huang's purpose was in abandoning the front line at this time.

Therefore, from several reasonable objectives, he boldly deduced the final objective.

Although this is just Yue Fei's personal speculation and there is not enough evidence to corroborate it, at least in his view, it is the most likely possibility at this stage.

"Xuanyuan Huang, he's taking a risk!"

Yao Guangxiao also made his own guess, and at the same time, he admired Xuanyuan Huang's boldness even more.

After all, in his view, the other party's actions could only solve the immediate problem and could not change the overall situation.

But if we lose, it will be a complete defeat.