However, Napoleon only had over 20,000 soldiers at his disposal.
Among them, nearly 3,000 were new recruits who had enlisted less than two months ago.
A look of distress appeared on his face. If it were a vast battlefield, he could completely rely on his precise judgment of the battlefield dynamics, using various means to gradually establish an advantage, just like he did at Toulon.
But now, due to his previous misjudgment, he had no choice but to engage in a hard-fought decisive battle with the Austrian Army here.
This was undoubtedly extremely disadvantageous for the numerically inferior French Army.
Napoleon crossed his arms in front of his chest, taking deep breaths repeatedly, his mind racing.
No, there must be a way to defeat the enemy.
I must fully utilize my advantages…
What strengths do I still have?
He suddenly calmed down because he thought of Murat's Corps.
