It should have been a bloody battle, yet the battle reports from the Tang Army commanders read exceptionally dull and uninteresting.
Almost all commanders described this battle, which should have been a significant tank showdown, in a lackluster manner: The enemy tanks charged at us, we deployed at our chosen positions, then opened fire, destroying one enemy tank after another.
And then? Then we counterattacked, charged forward... well, the enemy surrendered. Everything was so natural, everything was so uneventful, everything was so simple.
When the Tang Army tanks charged forward, the Qin Army troops did not even flee; they surrendered, handed over their weapons, and quite a few tanks were left there, yet not one dared to fire a single shot at the Tang Army's new-style tanks that were so close.
