On the battlefield, the methods of combat are ever-changing, but there is only one premise: to kill the enemy. As long as the enemy can be eliminated, Luo Zheng does not mind using any tactics, including poisoning. Soldiers advocate violent attacks, which are different from the peaceful capture by police; as long as the enemy is killed, the process and means are not important. If the enemy cannot be killed, then you die on the battlefield; there is no second choice—war is that cruel.
