Daming: After self-explosive time travel, Lao Zhu's mentality collapsed

This question was like a sharp sword, piercing Chu Ze's heart. Not only this young man, but probably all the soldiers in the entire military camp were worried about this issue.

Chu Ze was about to speak to comfort him when he suddenly noticed an old soldier not far away who was instructing other soldiers to practice a peculiar step.

Chu Ze's eyes lit up and he walked over quickly.

"Dude, what's this move? It looks pretty unique."

The old soldier looked up when he heard this. His face was full of wrinkles, but his eyes were bright and sharp.

"General, this is the 'Dragon Step' that I have figured out over the years. It may not be considered a high-level martial art, but it can save lives on the battlefield."

Chu Ze became interested and asked.

"Oh? How do you say this?"

The veteran slowly stood up and began to demonstrate.

"General, please see that this 'Dragon Step' requires flexibility. On the battlefield, the enemy's attacks are often fierce."

"If you fight head-on, you will definitely suffer. But if you can adapt to the situation like a dragon, you can find a glimmer of hope in danger."

Chu Ze was so fascinated by it that he couldn't help but exclaim in admiration.

"Great! If this method can be promoted, it will definitely greatly enhance the combat effectiveness of our army!"

Upon hearing this, the old soldier showed a bitter smile on his face.

"General, you are too kind. I have proposed to my superiors to promote this method over the years, but unfortunately..."

Chu Ze understood and patted the old soldier on the shoulder.

"Don't worry, brother. From today on, you will be in charge of teaching the 'Dragon Step' to all soldiers. I will personally supervise the teaching and ensure that no one dares to neglect it!"

When the old soldier heard this, a gleam of excitement suddenly flashed in his eyes.

"Thank you for your trust, General! I will do my best to live up to your trust!"

Chu Ze nodded with satisfaction and turned to leave. He secretly thought that if he could let the whole army master the "Dragon Step" as soon as possible, he might be able to gain an advantage in the upcoming war.

However, when Chu Ze told other generals about this idea, he was strongly opposed.

"General, this battle concerns the fate of our country. How can we treat it as a joke?" an elderly general said excitedly.

"Besides, the old soldier is just an ordinary soldier. How can his tricks be compared with those of a regular army?"

Another general echoed.

"That's right! Our troops are elite, and all of them have been through hundreds of battles. If we change our tactics in the middle of a battle, wouldn't that just throw us off our feet?"

Chu Ze listened to the generals' doubts with a frown on his face. He knew that changing tactics at this critical moment was indeed risky. But a voice deep in his heart told him that this might be the only chance.

"Generals," Chu Ze said in a deep voice, "I understand your concerns. But please think about it. Our army has less than one-third of the enemy's strength. If we fight according to plan, what are our chances of winning?"

The generals looked at each other in bewilderment when they heard this. Chu Ze took the opportunity to continue.

"This 'Dragon Step' may seem simple, but it actually contains profound meaning. If you can use it properly, you will be able to find a chance to survive in the chaos. Why don't you give it a chance?"

The generals were silent, apparently weighing the pros and cons. At this moment, a young lieutenant stood up.

"I am willing to give it a try!"

Chu Ze looked at the young man who had the courage to try with satisfaction, then turned to look at the other generals.

"Everyone, if you are worried about the risk, why don't we try it out on a small scale first? If it works, we can promote it. How about that?"

The generals thought for a moment and finally nodded in agreement.

Chu Ze heaved a sigh of relief and immediately made arrangements. He personally led a team of 1,000 people and began to learn the "Dragon Step".

In order to help the soldiers grasp the essentials more quickly, Chu Ze decided to demonstrate it himself. He took off his heavy armor, put on light cloth, and stood in the center of the martial arts arena. "Please watch carefully, soldiers!"

Chu Ze gave an order and began to demonstrate the "Dragon Step". He was flexible and could move forward and backward freely, just like a dragon swimming in the martial arts arena.

The soldiers around were stunned. They didn't expect that the usually majestic commander would have such superb skills.

Chu Ze finished his demonstration and turned to speak to everyone.

"Do you understand? The key to this 'Dragon Step' is to be able to adapt to changing circumstances."

"On the battlefield, the enemy's attacks are often fierce. But as long as we can be as flexible as a dragon, we can find opportunities for survival in danger!"

The soldiers were so excited after hearing this that they all volunteered to fight.

"General, we have to learn too!"

"Please give me more advice, General!"

Chu Ze looked at the soldiers with high morale and breathed a sigh of relief. He knew that as long as the morale was there, there was still hope.

In the following days, Chu Ze led this thousand-man team to practice hard day and night. From early morning to late at night, they could always be seen on the martial arts field.

Chu Ze personally guided every movement and corrected every detail. His patience and affinity made the soldiers admire him even more.

Gradually, the combat effectiveness of this thousand-man team has been significantly improved. Not only have they mastered the essentials of the "Dragon Step", but they have also demonstrated amazing tacit understanding in actual combat exercises.

The other generals saw this and had to admit the effectiveness of this method.

Just when Chu Ze was about to promote the 'Dragon Step' to the entire army, an accident occurred.

"Report——!"

A scout came running over and reported breathlessly.

"General, it's bad! The Xixia army suddenly launched an attack and has broken through our outposts!"

Chu Ze's face changed when he heard this. He immediately ordered the entire army to be on alert and personally climbed up to the top of the city wall to observe the enemy's situation.

Looking ahead, the Xixia army surged in like a tide, with great momentum. Chu Ze's heart sank, knowing that this would be a fierce battle.

"Pass on my military order, the frontline troops will respond to the battle immediately! The rest of the troops will be on high alert and ready to provide support at any time!"

At Chu Ze's command, the entire military camp instantly became boiling.

The battle started soon. Chu Ze personally led the thousand-man team that had learned the "Dragon Step" and rushed to the front line.

Under the attack of the enemy, this team was like a swimming dragon, advancing and retreating freely. Their flexible and changeable tactics made it difficult for the Xixia soldiers to adapt for a while.

Chu Ze's new tactics initially showed results, but they also attracted the attention of the Xixia commander.

The Xixia commander narrowed his eyes and carefully observed the situation on the battlefield. He soon realized that this flexible and changeable team was the key.

"Pass the order down, concentrate your firepower to attack that strange team!"

At a command from the Xixia commander, a large number of elite troops launched a fierce attack on Chu Ze's thousand-man team.

Seeing this, Chu Ze immediately adjusted his tactics. He divided the team into several small groups, allowing them to move flexibly on the battlefield and support each other.

This style of fighting made it difficult for the Xixia army to adapt for a while. Every time they thought they had captured a squad, other squads would launch a counterattack from the side.

However, the Xixia commander was obviously no ordinary man. He quickly adjusted his strategy and began to adopt encirclement tactics.

Although Chu Ze's thousand-man team had amazing combat power, their numbers were limited after all. Facing the enemy's heavy encirclement, they gradually showed signs of fatigue.

Chu Ze stood on a high place, frowning and observing the battle situation. He knew that if he couldn't find a way out as soon as possible, this battle would be difficult to fight. (End of this chapter)