Moreover, with their strength, it would have been incredibly easy for them to jump up.
Unfortunately, before they could jump up, they were crushed under the hooves and weight of the Turkic cavalry that surged from behind.
In addition, many areas were covered with sharpened wooden poles, the points facing upwards.
The pits, seven to eight zhang deep, quickly filled up by more than half.
At that moment, the Turkic cavalry charging into the pit finally realized that there was a trap ahead.
By this time, Wugu Li Khan, who commanded the battle from the rear, also realized that his plan to attack the Great Wall from the rear was doomed to fail.
Therefore, they could only charge head-on, at all costs, to break through the Great Wall.
Even if there was an abyss beneath that breach, they were determined to fill it with corpses.
"Charge!"
Bai Dushu saw a massive number of Turkic cavalry charging toward the breach as if their lives meant nothing.
