Cang Zhēng sabía que estaba creando un desastre humano, y conocía el final de estos pastores, pero su corazón había cambiado mucho.
◇↓◇↓Página◇↓de◇↓pequeña◇↓novela，Había criticado por mucho tiempo a las jUNTAS MILITARES debido a que se excedían en el uso de la fuerza y consideraban a los seres humanos como nada más que hojas de un árbol.
Incluso llegué a sentir indignación al respecto.Ahora que le había tocado a él, hizo algo diferente.Ahora que era el comandante en jefe, ya había pasado el proceso de liderar personalmente las tropas en campañas.
Se habían convertido en un fingido jefe sentado en su tienda militar dando órdenes.Debido a que se convirtió en el comandante, Cang Zhēng descubrió que se había vuelto una persona extremadamente despiadada hacia el enemigo.La guerra entre Song y Liao en realidad fue solo una cuestión de supervivencia.
Este conflicto no tuvo a ninguna parte que quedara indemne.Ahora que el Gran Dinastía Song se ha fortalecido, naturalmente necesita tomar medidas contra el Reino Liao para estabilizar sus fronteras.Si la Gran Dinastía Song continuara debilitándose, la invasión de la Dinastía Liao también se vería natural.La guerra en realidad es tan indispensable como comer y dormir!Ese antiguo Cang Zhēng ya está muerto.Ahora, cuando ve escenas crueles e inhumanas, ya no genera ninguna emoción en él; solo sonríe levemente y las aparta con indiferencia.Posiblemente eso es lo que piensan los grandes personajes!Li Dongchu's cavalry army had already set out early.
Lang Tan's forces encountered resistance in Xijing, and the mad Vaz Dahu began to target Lang Tan with purposeful interceptions.
Lang Tan ran back and forth across the grasslands, circling around Xijing, but this circle was gradually getting smaller, and the channels for maneuvering were increasingly narrow.
Vaz Dahu did not pursue Lang Tan closely.
Instead, he surrounded Xijing with his army, using a large-scale offensive to force Lang Tan to halt his pursuit of the Liao herders.
Cang Zhēng's military orders did not require Lang Tan and Vaz Dahu to directly engage in battle;the most important part was to destroy the survival foundations of the Liao people by forcing them to abandon their traditional pastures and migrate toward Xijing.
The Sino-Liao war would never be decided quickly.
If this year's herding plans were disrupted, next year's Xijing would surely see famine and ruin.
In this era, no form of survival was permanent;whether it was agriculture or animal husbandry.
The Han dynasty could only harvest one hundred and twenty catties from an acre, while the Liao herders' cattle and sheep needed a lifetime of effort to double their numbers, with the hardships too great for outsiders to fathom.
Decades of accumulation could be destroyed in a single day.
This was the pain of the herders.
The suffering that Lang Tan imposed on them would remain etched in their memories.
Newborn lambs couldn't keep up and were abandoned.
Pregnant ewes unable to keep pace with the herd were also abandoned.
Cattle and sheep without proper autumn fattening could not withstand enemy pursuit, so they too were left behind.
The unlettered herders poured their sorrow into melancholy songs that echoed across the wilderness.
Lang Tan's greed led him into a confrontation at Fire Mountain with Vaz Dahu's forces.
In a hurried battle, Lang Tan almost fully utilized the firepower of his army to escape, then retreated to White Mountain where his cavalry was worn out from the relentless pursuit.
He had no choice but to camp below White Mountain and wait for Cang Zhēng's reinforcements.
Vaz Dahu's forces suffered heavy losses under the overwhelming fire power, with a ten-thousand-strong unit nearly being crippled in just a short time.
The other Liao forces did not dare to press Lang Tan too hard, leaving both armies facing each other at White Mountain.Blancos Lagos, este es el orgullo de los estranjeros.Vaz Dahu cree que las fuerzas de Cang Zhēng también sufrirán graves pérdidas en este terreno maldito, por lo que intenta provocar a Cang Zhēng para que emprenda una expedición lejos.Tomó una estrategia de rodear sin atacar directamente.Chen Lin, upon learning that Lang Tan was besieged at White Mountain, for the first time advised Cang Zhēng not to be overly aggressive out of fear of Liao's cunning.