An armor-piercing round screamed towards its target, then sliced into the frontal armor of the Qin Army tank like a hot knife through butter.
The armor, more than a hundred millimeters thick, seemed non-existent, effortlessly penetrated. Then the turret of this Qin Type 4 tank was sent flying, as if equipped with some sort of ejection device.
Within seconds, the attacking Qin Army tank troops had seven or eight tanks hit by shells, either catching fire or having their turrets launched skyward.
And those Qin Country soldiers accompanying the tanks all fell to the ground with each explosion, as if they had been completely wiped out.
This sudden attack caught the Qin Army tank crews off guard; they discovered the distant firing Tang Army tanks but had no effective way to respond at this range.
A few tanks stopped to counterattack, but the shells they fired landed on the hills before the Tang Army tanks; at this distance, the accuracy of their attacks was entirely left to chance.
