Chapter 176: When Morale is Low, Money Rains from the Sky

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The prospect of the walls collapsing was completely stress-free for Chen Xi; anyway, in another seven or eight days, they would have dug to the well mentioned by the cloth bag, after which they would send someone in to open the city gates, and then let the cavalry into the city to beat the unsuspecting Qiao Rui—that was the King's Way.

Speaking of Liu Bei's cavalry, although each man had one horse, they totaled over ten thousand in number. Of course, they could not compare with the likes of the tycoon Gongsun Zan, but they were more than enough to trounce the Feudal Lords of the Central Plains without any stress. Just look at how envious, jealous, and hateful Cao Mengde was of Liu Bei's cavalry.

Indeed, the reliability of cavalry charges wasn't strong, but you must acknowledge their mobility, especially when the cavalry disrupted enemy formations—it was simply a crushing dominance!