For the numerous and dispersed Qin Country troops in the open fields, the Tang Empire Air Force has a relatively mature approach.
They use guided munitions to strike the discovered command nodes, while preferring to attack the Qin Army troops congested on the roads with cluster bombs.
Of course, on the land they are about to occupy, the Tang Empire does not use those strange fuses; they use simpler impact fuses, as they are targeting exposed forces anyway.
A large number of Qin Army infantry will soon be eliminated by these cluster bombs, as they are ultimately not guerrilla fighters and cannot disperse too much to evade these bombs.
Ultimately, about 30,000 Qin Country soldiers died in the bombings, and approximately 50,000 soldiers were wounded.
These troops eventually surrendered to the Tang Empire; within the encirclement, the Qin Army barely resisted and was thoroughly annihilated by the Tang Army.
