In an instant, he didn't worry about cold feet anymore; he felt more refreshed in the morning.
Of course, in the minds of these soldiers, they all felt that Chu Heng was capable. Clearly a civil official, but his fighting skills were exceptional, absolutely a standout in the military camp.
As for Ye Muyu, he brought out so many things that benefited them, naturally garnering good feelings.
When Chu Heng saw the cavalry battalion soldiers' eyes filled with admiration and gratitude in the afternoon, he wasn't surprised.
He continued to lead them in training.
The goal was to become a formidable cavalry.
The most basic requirement was excellent horsemanship, and then the skills on horseback.
Otherwise, if one couldn't maintain balance on a horse, attacking someone on horseback was out of the question.
The Great Chu didn't have many horses, thus they relied on the number of infantry to win.
