The First Dude: Dark Emperor, Come To Fight!

The majority of the soldiers left by the enemy armies of the two countries still accounted for the majority, but according to the final statistics, more than 30,000 people fled and surrendered to the enemy. This was the greatest shame for both countries.

Shui Xiaoran was so angry that he fell ill, and Brown also suffered internal injuries and needed to recuperate. So after a big fuss in Ningxi, they both ordered to retreat thousands of miles to repair and wait for reinforcements.

As for the battle three days later, the coalition forces of the two countries were already powerless.

After the two countries retreated, a general looked at Jing Han in confusion and asked: "General, why don't we take advantage of our victory to pursue and annihilate the enemy in one fell swoop?"

Jing Han laughed: "The enemy's strength is more than double ours. Even if the army is demoralized and wants to annihilate the entire army, it is still impossible."

"And do you think the other party will have no backup plan?"

If they really push the opponent into a panic and jump over the wall, they will suffer considerable damage.

"But I'm not willing to let the enemy run away like this!" the general said, and others also agreed.

Jing Han smiled: "What's there to be unwilling to do? Weren't we also driven away by the enemy before? If it weren't for Mr. Ning, we would be the ones retreating thousands of miles now."

"Prince Ning once said before that the most important thing we should do to defend and retreat from the enemy is to minimize the death of every soldier. We should respect the life of every soldier, otherwise there is no way to protect our country. We It makes sense.”

In previous battles, every battle was basically opened by heaping blood with the heads of soldiers. But after hearing Ning Xi's words, Jing Han often thought deeply about whether they had made a mistake by heaping blood with their lives before.

This time, seeing Ning Xi defeat the enemy without even a single blow, poaching so many enemy soldiers, and defeating the enemy's commander-in-chief, Jing Han realized that the battle could still be fought like this.

If we can win without casualties, why should we sacrifice the lives of our soldiers?

At the worst, just fight for a while longer, they can afford it.

Everyone present was shocked when they heard Jing Han's words, and couldn't help but be moved.

Especially low-level officers and soldiers. They have always been cannon fodder or people who were abandoned at the front line in wars. I didn't expect that Prince Ning would value their lives so much.

Many soldiers even had red eyes. Some veterans and soldiers who had participated in many battles couldn't help but think of watching the brothers who were born and died together constantly being buried in the battlefield. They might also follow in their footsteps at any time, and occasionally... It will give rise to a feeling of sadness that the rabbit is dead and the fox is dead.

I just thought about whether I should risk my life for a chance to make a contribution or be lucky enough to survive until the discharge. This was the first time someone said that they should respect their lives.

This time, 50,000 Ning Jia troops came to help in the battle. So far, only a few dozen people have been injured, and they were treated immediately. No one died. This is definitely a myth in the history of Ning Jia troops.

Qin Wei said with pride: "Our commander-in-chief gave orders before he came. We will have as many Ning family troops as we can when we return. No commander-in-chief before would put the lives of brothers first, but our general will ."

Then he took out two porcelain bottles and several packets of medicinal powder from his backpack, "Every soldier in our Ning family army carries medicinal powder to stop bleeding and treat injuries, and each of them even has a life-saving pill worth 100%. , no one of us has died since we came to the battlefield, this is the commander-in-chief’s respect for our lives.”

The officers and soldiers of the Ning Family Army raised their heads and stood proudly one after another. This is their commander-in-chief!