The unusual circumstances on the island made Luo Zheng's unease deepen. From a defense perspective, how could there only be five defensive points on the island? Not even any other observation posts? This doesn't make sense. If he were in charge, Luo Zheng would never deploy like this. The enemy is not stupid; they surely can't overlook such things. Why? What is going on here? Is it arrogance to the extent of being reckless, believing no one would dare to attack, or is there something they rely on?
Luo Zheng believed more that the opposition had something to rely on, not fearing a surprise attack. But what could it be? At this moment, Ding Yi happened to inquire, and Luo Zheng glanced at Ding Yi, suppressing his internal concerns. With the arrow already on the bowstring, he couldn't hesitate any longer. Hesitation would tire out the troops. His face turned serious, and he immediately said, "No one is allowed to attack proactively."
