If they had this kind of foundation before the war, the siege would not have been so grueling, and perhaps they could have severely damaged the enemy forces, establishing the fame of Marquis Simon.
"Haha...
Your Excellency the Marquis, you know the situation within the Allied Forces, but the enemy does not.
Just watch, if the enemy wants to retreat, they will definitely launch a feint attack as cover."
Hudson shook his head and said.
With different information, the decisions made are naturally different. Thinking from the enemy's perspective is a necessary skill for an excellent general.
However, Hudson would never voice these thoughts.
Being able to perceive them is talent; needing an outsider to remind you means it's best not to lead troops.
The greatest taboo on the battlefield is being half-informed. If you can't play strategic tactics, then stabilize and fight steadily.
Forcibly applying strategies can only harm yourself and others.
