When the light cavalry headed north, it didn't take long to enter the Modong grassland corridor.
Only then could it be seen that all these days the Great Han had been preparing for war in full swing, and Tie Muer hadn't been idle either. After all, this was a battle both sides intended to fight, not a surprise attack by one side.
Compared with the Great Han strengthening themselves, Tie Muer was using the Seven Injuries Fist.
According to the experience of the Ba Tu Tribe herdsman guiding the way, they trampled over all possible tribe dwelling points along the route, leaving all the tents empty, and even the water sources were polluted.
This required a long operation, determined to give the Han army no chance to "live off the enemy".
Xue Canghai was quite disappointed.
