At this time, the Jin soldiers had just landed ashore, their footing still unstable, and these two Deputy Generals clearly saw their opportunity, wanting to charge over and completely annihilate these Jin soldiers before they could organize their formation.
"To attack them mid-crossing" is always the correct tactic in river crossing battles.
The Jin soldiers who had just landed on the riverbank hurriedly tried to form up into their battle lines, and even many of them wore a look of disdain on their faces.
This was because, in their minds, the army of the Qi Dynasty was simply not worth a fight.
Perhaps in siege defense, the Qi Army could rely on strong bows, crossbows, or various city-defense weapons to persist for a long time, but in open field battles, most of the Qi Army would instantly collapse in the face of elite Jin soldiers, having no chance to mount any effective resistance.
However, this time, these proud Jin soldiers quickly paid the price.
