Soon, the Tang Army's offensive began. A Type 64 Tank led the charge, crushing the dry bushes blocking its path with its treads.
Following closely was another Type 64 Tank, charging forward like a stallion set free, rushing toward the still-smoking defensive position of the Qin Army.
Behind the Tanks were the Tang Army's armored vehicles. These wheeled armored vehicles were extremely fast, equipped only with a 30mm caliber cannon on top, quickly seizing the defensive positions on both flanks of the Tanks, coordinating seamlessly.
These rapid-fire cannons were fiercer than the Tank's artillery, and more flexible in shooting angles, suppressing the Qin Army's light machine gun positions—if those light machine gun positions could still fire.
In fact, the Qin Army positions were almost silent at this point, with all strong points shrouded in white smoke, and hardly any survivors able to rise and counterattack.
