Murong Kaifeng, however, was not as optimistic.
He always felt that things might not be so simple.
Although South Qin and East Qian hadn't engaged in national wars for nearly a thousand years, minor skirmishes had never ceased. Having dealt with the generals from East Qian, he understood their military strategies to some extent. But the situation at hand did not align with their known styles.
Although the possibility that they might have changed their tactics couldn't be ruled out, it was more likely that the opposing side's chief commander had been replaced. Or if not the chief, then the person in charge of the campaign had changed.
But if that were the case, the possibilities behind it multiplied.
The probability of this very situation being a trap couldn't be disregarded...
It would be safer to gather more intel.
