To put it bluntly, Nanmen Chi was too eager for success.

Remember, haste makes waste.

Shaking his head, Wu Ji ordered the soldiers on his left and right to pass on the order: "Pass the order, our army is preparing to fight, and tell all battalions and departments to be ready."

Many of the messengers nearby looked at each other in confusion, and went to convey Wu Ji's general order with a lot of confusion.

They couldn't figure out why it was their turn for the center army to prepare for war when the front army was clearly gaining momentum.

However, subsequent facts proved that Wu Ji was indeed a general with the potential to be a general, and he sensed the crisis in advance: due to Nanmen Chi's radical tactics, although the Wei army's front army penetrated the Chu army's peasant soldiers, it did not take long after that.

, the front army under Chi's command in Nanmen was also penetrated by the Chu army and local county divisions that were dispatched in full force.

This is no wonder, after all, there is a huge difference in the number of troops between the two sides.

The front army was penetrated, and the central army commanded by Wu Ji naturally had to directly face the menacing Chu regular army.

But having said that, this is also the most common battle situation on the battlefield in history: the elite of your army penetrates our army's formation, and the elite of our army penetrates your army's formation. It depends on which side can concentrate its strength to suppress the opponent's main formation first and kill the enemy.

Capture the flag and win.
Chapter completed!