Chi Meng's original meaning is to pull the other party as far as possible.
The opponent's overall formation is a circle. When they get close to each other, they are really like a piece of iron. No matter how fierce you are, it is absolutely impossible to attack successfully.
Even if someone deliberately leaves a gap for you, after you rush through, the circle will quickly open up, then surround you again, and tightly surround you inside.
At that time, you were just a trapped beast fighting, and you could not escape death.
But if you want to divide your troops, you are almost tearing your own flesh into pieces and feeding it to others.
There are only a few people, and they have to be beaten separately by others. However, they can both separate and join forces. It is a completely crushing tactic.
If the tactics are so different, then what else can you do except wait for death when you don't have an advantage in numbers.
So, the only way is to make the diameter of the circle larger.
Once it becomes larger, the circle will become less stable, because the points supporting it have begun to move away from it.
It's like if you smash a wire ring, it may be very easy, but if you shrink it into a ring, with the same mass, you may spend a lot of effort but it may not be smashed crookedly.
The spread of personnel will scatter the personnel at the point being attacked. Of course, this personnel refers to the support personnel nearby.
When you are close, those behind and next to you will be able to rush over as soon as possible.
When we are far away, can those behind us catch up?
Yes, but there is a time difference.
This time was enough for elite troops like Chi Meng to launch a sneak attack.
Chi Meng's preparations were also very good. The defensive troops directly resisted the opposing offensive troops, while the offensive troops desperately attacked the opponent's defensive troops.
However, this defensive force is not simply a literal defensive force, it refers to those who are not members of the liberal arts academy.
Therefore, no matter how the opponent's team changes, any team that is not from the School of Liberal Arts will definitely be beaten hard by Chi Meng's people.
There was no way, although the other elites gave the White Envoy great support in terms of numbers, they also seriously held back the team in terms of quality.
They themselves know this. Therefore, as long as Chi Meng lets people grasp this pain point and target them with a bombardment, this group of people will quickly be unable to withstand it, both in terms of their own strength and psychologically.
And if they themselves are in chaos, the so-called offensive and defensive formation they have established will fall apart in an instant.
This is the real purpose of Chi Meng's attack.
Facts have proved that Chi Meng has really become a master.
As this attack started, the enemy force, which lacked support, quickly collapsed and was defeated, and the entire circle officially collapsed.
It is a pity that the special envoy in white, who is the commander, happens to be at the rear of this team at this time. It is almost unrealistic to rush over to support immediately.
If you want to direct the dispatch immediately, it is obviously too late.
This is of course not a coincidence, but a targeted attack that Chi Meng had planned from the beginning.
If the white envoys are divided into seventeen teams, that is to say, on the basis of the current situation, one more team is concentrated in the center to serve as the headquarters, then Chi Meng will use the same method to attack, but he will not choose the current position, but
I will choose high ground.
Once he breaks through this defensive circle, he will immediately drive straight into the opponent's main camp.
At that time, the enemy's main camp will be in chaos because of this, or even make an emergency retreat. He can immediately turn his gun and attack any other line of defense like a carbine, causing complete chaos in the circle formation.
But if there is no command team, then her current attack method is to deliberately distance herself from the commander, so that the commander cannot dispatch the troops for defense immediately.
Of course, the most important thing is that the next step is different...
