Amidst the blazing fire of the tank wreckage, one could vaguely see the struggling Qin Army tank crew inside the flames, attempting to escape their own tanks, but all efforts were ultimately in vain.
A Qin Army tanker, barely managing to get half his body out, was hanging on the tank, his charred body making the wreckage look even more tragic.
The Qin Army's offensive did not stop because their tank was destroyed; on the contrary, their infantry launched an even more frenzied charge.
Tracer bullets flew across the battlefield as Qin Country gathered two heavy machine guns to support their troops' entry. Bullets flew over the heads of the Tang Army soldiers, some tracer bullets hit the ground and bounced, creating extreme chaos.
However, at a distance of one or two hundred meters, the Tang Army had many means to suppress the enemy's attacking forces. The simplest was to gather their assault troops and use gun grenades to directly cover the Qin Army's machine gun positions.
