Marquis Oleg Ivanov, the commander of the Russian army, stood at the southern end of the city wall of Kuznetsk and observed the positions of the Dahua army in the distance.
He thought that with such a dense artillery, Dahua's army launched hundreds of artillery at once.
When Marquis Oleg Ivanov came to the battlefield, he learned that there were only four guns firing in Dahua's army.
When he saw this, a chill came to his heart.
Marquis Oleg Ivanov thought that he had opened his eyes to the world and understood that the weaponization of the army was irresistible.
He knew what kind of attack the Russian army would encounter if the artillery of the Dahua Empire was so powerful. ...