Qian Tiandun and others are all veterans who have led troops to fight all year round, and they have not been carried away because of the previous victory, regardless of whether the Qing army will launch the next wave of offensives, they still ordered the organization of manpower and materials to repair the damaged fortifications at the first time. Of course, this kind of repair is not to achieve the purpose of persuading the Qing army to retreat, but to effectively prevent the cavalry charge that the Qing army is good at, so even if it has the ability to strengthen this area to ten points, the Haihan army also intends to only achieve four or five points, leaving a channel for infantry to attack in the gap between the horse rejection formation.

For the Haihan army, although the Qing army has an absolute advantage in terms of strength, the infantry and artillery of the Qing army cannot actually pose a real threat to their own positions, but they still have to be afraid of the charging power of the cavalry, and they must be controlled.

As long as the large cavalry force is not allowed to directly attack the defensive position, then there is no need to worry too much about the opponent's superiority in strength. After all, compared to the efficiency of killing the enemy, the Haihan army can be too far ahead of the opponent, and if the combat distance is firmly controlled during the battle, it will be difficult for the Qing army to have a chance to turn around.

In the view of Huang Taiji and others, the main reason why the Qing army's combat effectiveness lagged behind the Haihan was that its weapons and equipment were inferior to those of the opponent, but this gap seemed to be infinitely narrowed by virtue of brave combat and troop advantage, and it was not impossible to defeat the Haihan army - even if it was only a theoretical possibility, they would not give up after all.

However, the Qing army's destruction was exactly the situation that the Haihan army wanted to see, and it was far more efficient to use the positional advantage to destroy the Qing army's living forces at ease than to achieve the same results in the field.

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Qian Tiandun and others are all veterans who have led troops to fight all year round, and they have not been carried away because of the previous victory, regardless of whether the Qing army will launch the next wave of offensives, they still ordered the organization of manpower and materials to repair the damaged fortifications at the first time. Of course, this kind of repair is not to achieve the purpose of persuading the Qing army to retreat, but to effectively prevent the cavalry charge that the Qing army is good at, so even if it has the ability to strengthen this area to ten points, the Haihan army also intends to only achieve four or five points, leaving a channel for infantry to attack in the gap between the horse rejection formation.

For the Haihan army, although the Qing army has an absolute advantage in terms of strength, the infantry and artillery of the Qing army cannot actually pose a real threat to their own positions, but they still have to be afraid of the charging power of the cavalry, and they must be controlled.

As long as the large cavalry force is not allowed to directly attack the defensive position, then there is no need to worry too much about the opponent's superiority in strength. After all, compared to the efficiency of killing the enemy, the Haihan army can be too far ahead of the opponent, and if the combat distance is firmly controlled during the battle, it will be difficult for the Qing army to have a chance to turn around.

In the view of Huang Taiji and others, the main reason why the Qing army's combat effectiveness lagged behind the Haihan was that its weapons and equipment were inferior to those of the opponent, but this gap seemed to be infinitely narrowed by virtue of brave combat and troop advantage, and it was not impossible to defeat the Haihan army - even if it was only a theoretical possibility, they would not give up after all.

However, the Qing army's destruction was exactly the situation that the Haihan army wanted to see, and it was far more efficient to use the positional advantage to destroy the Qing army's living forces at ease than to achieve the same results in the field. Qian Tiandun and others are all veterans who have led troops to fight all year round, and they have not been carried away because of the previous victory, regardless of whether the Qing army will launch the next wave of offensives, they still ordered the organization of manpower and materials to repair the damaged fortifications at the first time. Of course, this kind of repair is not to achieve the purpose of persuading the Qing army to retreat, but to effectively prevent the cavalry charge that the Qing army is good at, so even if it has the ability to strengthen this area to ten points, the Haihan army also intends to only achieve four or five points, leaving a channel for infantry to attack in the gap between the horse rejection formation.

For the Haihan army, although the Qing army has an absolute advantage in terms of strength, the infantry and artillery of the Qing army cannot actually pose a real threat to their own positions, but they still have to be afraid of the charging power of the cavalry, and they must be controlled.

As long as the large cavalry force is not allowed to directly attack the defensive position, then there is no need to worry too much about the opponent's superiority in strength. After all, compared to the efficiency of killing the enemy, the Haihan army can be too far ahead of the opponent, and if the combat distance is firmly controlled during the battle, it will be difficult for the Qing army to have a chance to turn around.

In the view of Huang Taiji and others, the main reason why the Qing army's combat effectiveness lagged behind the Haihan was that its weapons and equipment were inferior to those of the opponent, but this gap seemed to be infinitely narrowed by virtue of brave combat and troop advantage, and it was not impossible to defeat the Haihan army - even if it was only a theoretical possibility, they would not give up after all.

However, the Qing army's destruction was exactly the situation that the Haihan army wanted to see, and it was far more efficient to use the positional advantage to destroy the Qing army's living forces at ease than to achieve the same results in the field. Qian Tiandun and others are all veterans who have led troops to fight all year round, and they have not been carried away because of the previous victory, regardless of whether the Qing army will launch the next wave of offensives, they still ordered the organization of manpower and materials to repair the damaged fortifications at the first time. Of course, this kind of repair is not to achieve the purpose of persuading the Qing army to retreat, but to effectively prevent the cavalry charge that the Qing army is good at, so even if it has the ability to strengthen this area to ten points, the Haihan army also intends to only achieve four or five points, leaving a channel for infantry to attack in the gap between the horse rejection formation.

For the Haihan army, although the Qing army has an absolute advantage in terms of strength, the infantry and artillery of the Qing army cannot actually pose a real threat to their own positions, but they still have to be afraid of the charging power of the cavalry, and they must be controlled.

As long as the large cavalry force is not allowed to directly attack the defensive position, then there is no need to worry too much about the opponent's superiority in strength. After all, compared to the efficiency of killing the enemy, the Haihan army can be too far ahead of the opponent, and if the combat distance is firmly controlled during the battle, it will be difficult for the Qing army to have a chance to turn around.

In the view of Huang Taiji and others, the main reason why the Qing army's combat effectiveness lagged behind the Haihan was that its weapons and equipment were inferior to those of the opponent, but this gap seemed to be infinitely narrowed by virtue of brave combat and troop advantage, and it was not impossible to defeat the Haihan army - even if it was only a theoretical possibility, they would not give up after all.

However, the Qing army's destruction was exactly the situation that the Haihan army wanted to see, and it was far more efficient to use the positional advantage to destroy the Qing army's living forces at ease than to achieve the same results in the field. Qian Tiandun and others are all veterans who have led troops to fight all year round, and they have not been carried away because of the previous victory, regardless of whether the Qing army will launch the next wave of offensives, they still ordered the organization of manpower and materials to repair the damaged fortifications at the first time. Of course, this kind of repair is not to achieve the purpose of persuading the Qing army to retreat, but to effectively prevent the cavalry charge that the Qing army is good at, so even if it has the ability to strengthen this area to ten points, the Haihan army also intends to only achieve four or five points, leaving a channel for infantry to attack in the gap between the horse rejection formation.

For the Haihan army, although the Qing army has an absolute advantage in terms of strength, the infantry and artillery of the Qing army cannot actually pose a real threat to their own positions, but they still have to be afraid of the charging power of the cavalry, and they must be controlled.

As long as the large cavalry force is not allowed to directly attack the defensive position, then there is no need to worry too much about the opponent's superiority in strength. After all, compared to the efficiency of killing the enemy, the Haihan army can be too far ahead of the opponent, and if the combat distance is firmly controlled during the battle, it will be difficult for the Qing army to have a chance to turn around.

In the view of Huang Taiji and others, the main reason why the Qing army's combat effectiveness lagged behind the Haihan was that its weapons and equipment were inferior to those of the opponent, but this gap seemed to be infinitely narrowed by virtue of brave combat and troop advantage, and it was not impossible to defeat the Haihan army - even if it was only a theoretical possibility, they would not give up after all.

However, the Qing army's destruction was exactly the situation that the Haihan army wanted to see, and it was far more efficient to use the positional advantage to destroy the Qing army's living forces at ease than to achieve the same results in the field. Qian Tiandun and others are all veterans who have led troops to fight all year round, and they have not been carried away because of the previous victory, regardless of whether the Qing army will launch the next wave of offensives, they still ordered the organization of manpower and materials to repair the damaged fortifications at the first time. Of course, this kind of repair is not to achieve the purpose of persuading the Qing army to retreat, but to effectively prevent the cavalry charge that the Qing army is good at, so even if it has the ability to strengthen this area to ten points, the Haihan army also intends to only achieve four or five points, leaving a channel for infantry to attack in the gap between the horse rejection formation.

For the Haihan army, although the Qing army has an absolute advantage in terms of strength, the infantry and artillery of the Qing army cannot actually pose a real threat to their own positions, but they still have to be afraid of the charging power of the cavalry, and they must be controlled.

As long as the large cavalry force is not allowed to directly attack the defensive position, then there is no need to worry too much about the opponent's superiority in strength. After all, compared to the efficiency of killing the enemy, the Haihan army can be too far ahead of the opponent, and if the combat distance is firmly controlled during the battle, it will be difficult for the Qing army to have a chance to turn around.

In the view of Huang Taiji and others, the main reason why the Qing army's combat effectiveness lagged behind the Haihan was that its weapons and equipment were inferior to those of the opponent, but this gap seemed to be infinitely narrowed by virtue of brave combat and troop advantage, and it was not impossible to defeat the Haihan army - even if it was only a theoretical possibility, they would not give up after all.

However, the Qing army's destruction was exactly the situation that the Haihan army wanted to see, and it was far more efficient to use the positional advantage to destroy the Qing army's living forces at ease than to achieve the same results in the field. Qian Tiandun and others are all veterans who have led troops to fight all year round, and they have not been carried away because of the previous victory, regardless of whether the Qing army will launch the next wave of offensives, they still ordered the organization of manpower and materials to repair the damaged fortifications at the first time. Of course, this kind of repair is not to achieve the purpose of persuading the Qing army to retreat, but to effectively prevent the cavalry charge that the Qing army is good at, so even if it has the ability to strengthen this area to ten points, the Haihan army also intends to only achieve four or five points, leaving a channel for infantry to attack in the gap between the horse rejection formation.

For the Haihan army, although the Qing army has an absolute advantage in terms of strength, the infantry and artillery of the Qing army cannot actually pose a real threat to their own positions, but they still have to be afraid of the charging power of the cavalry, and they must be controlled.

As long as the large cavalry force is not allowed to directly attack the defensive position, then there is no need to worry too much about the opponent's superiority in strength. After all, compared to the efficiency of killing the enemy, the Haihan army can be too far ahead of the opponent, and if the combat distance is firmly controlled during the battle, it will be difficult for the Qing army to have a chance to turn around.

In the view of Huang Taiji and others, the main reason why the Qing army's combat effectiveness lagged behind the Haihan was that its weapons and equipment were inferior to those of the opponent, but this gap seemed to be infinitely narrowed by virtue of brave combat and troop advantage, and it was not impossible to defeat the Haihan army - even if it was only a theoretical possibility, they would not give up after all.

However, the Qing army's destruction was exactly the situation that the Haihan army wanted to see, and it was far more efficient to use the positional advantage to destroy the Qing army's living forces at ease than to achieve the same results in the field. Qian Tiandun and others are all veterans who have led troops to fight all year round, and they have not been carried away because of the previous victory, regardless of whether the Qing army will launch the next wave of offensives, they still ordered the organization of manpower and materials to repair the damaged fortifications at the first time. Of course, this kind of repair is not to achieve the purpose of persuading the Qing army to retreat, but to effectively prevent the cavalry charge that the Qing army is good at, so even if it has the ability to strengthen this area to ten points, the Haihan army also intends to only achieve four or five points, leaving a channel for infantry to attack in the gap between the horse rejection formation.

For the Haihan army, although the Qing army has an absolute advantage in terms of strength, the infantry and artillery of the Qing army cannot actually pose a real threat to their own positions, but they still have to be afraid of the charging power of the cavalry, and they must be controlled.

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