Poplar The First and his advisers have been pondering a pressing issue: how to halt the advance of the Tang Army to the south.
From their perspective, the fall of Furnace Fortress is inevitable, so knowing how to manage the resources they have becomes an immediate challenge.
There are not many good options, mainly just two: counterattack or defend. Because the situation is quite passive, the proponents of defense are more numerous.
After all, in the current situation, launching an attack is akin to hastening the historical process, just like reducing the sauce on high heat.
Engaging in a decisive battle with the Tang Army's armored corps on the plains is tantamount to suicide. Once the Tang Army deploys its formation, the allied forces would be defeated among any number of attempts.
