Cavalry against infantry inherently holds a significant advantage; it's practically madness for elite cavalry to face infantry. As for heavy cavalry charging against infantry, to be honest, this is truly Zhang He's invention.
Those brutal figures plowed straight through the miscellaneous Hun infantry, disregarding everything in their path, either knocking them flying or trampling them into pulp. The crushing of infantry by heavy cavalry was vividly displayed in the valleys among these hills.
Charging forward without practically any losses, they caused the front ranks of the miscellaneous Hun infantry to flee in panic. There's simply no countermeasure to this tactic for infantry.
Qifulan watched the chaos engulfing his army ahead in terror; his forces hadn't even fully deployed before the enemy was about to pierce through them completely. Was the opposing combat power defying the heavens?
