This Imperial Count is prepared to personally give Ji Xinghe a vicious attack when he slacks off, makes mistakes, or is trapped by other imperial mechas.

It is not necessary to defeat it in one fell swoop, but as long as there is damage, the Marquis of the Empire who directs the pursuit can kill Ji Xinghe.

But they will never know how powerful Ji Xinghe is, just like they don't know yet, this time Ji Xinghe did not choose to retreat directly after defeating it.

After breaking away from the encirclement and running a distance of 1.5 kilometers, Ji Xinghe began to slow down until he stopped, while silently calculating the tracking distance of the imperial mecha behind him.

The Imperial Mecha has gained a lot of experience in chasing him, so why doesn't he do the same?

Compared to the Imperial Mecha Corps, which has always been passive, he who has always taken the initiative has a greater advantage.

On the one hand, one must remain unchanged against all changes.

On the one hand, the ever-changing versus the unchanging.

Which truth is stronger?

There are no absolutes in everything, but Ji Xinghe once said that the biggest truth in the world is - whoever is stronger is right.

He alone cannot be as powerful as an imperial mecha corps, so his reasoning doesn't work?

There are more than three hundred enemy troops, and one hundred and two are defeated.

Facts have proved that Ji Xinghe's principle is very effective, because he also has another principle - when a weak enemy is strong, he should attack the weak with strong force.

Before the dust storm dissipated, Ji Xinghe wanted to defeat the imperial mechas as much as possible so that he could continue fighting after the dust storm dissipated, so he turned around in the dust storm.
Chapter completed!