Fan Cun's subsequent two charges at the camp still ended in failure.
Clearly, this matter was not as simple as he had thought.
Therefore, in between attempts, Fan Cun also had no choice but to wait for darkness to fall, all the while smoothing out the lessons from previous failures and formulating his own plans anew.
This operation, for him, could be seen as an upgraded version of the Cavalry Trial.
The Cavalry Trial required finding an opening during the enemy's formation change and charging into it to slay their general;
This time, however, required finding a breach in the enemy's static camp and then charging in to capture Ma Anbang alive.
Although the two situations were vastly different, seeming to have no similarities at surface level, a closer consideration revealed some common ground in their combat strategies.
Fan Cun might have been completely inept at using cunning plans, but when it came to leading a charge, he still had some insights.
