"If it can't be stopped."

"Then won't the soldiers who are resisting Qin Ze in Tanwan City be sacrificed there?" Murata looked at Huang Tianwei, who was still the same as before, his face calm and without any ripples.

Huang Tianwei shrugged, saying noncommittally, "What else?"

"Giddy up!" Murata kicked the horse in the belly, drew closer to Huang Tianwei, and whispered:

"Lord Tianwei, what do you take our soldiers for?"

“They are people I brought from my hometown! Many of them couldn’t even survive back home! I gave them hope and recruited them!”

"I brought them here to fight hard and find a way to survive! Not to have them casually sacrificed here!"

"Do you think it's appropriate to leave a small number of people in Tanwan City, using them as expendable resources to hinder Qin Ze?!"

Hearing Murata's words, Huang Tianwei remained indifferent, raising an eyebrow as he said:

"Otherwise, are we going to have those traitors who defected to us fight against Qin Ze? Do you think they'll willingly help us fight after we retreat?"

Upon being asked this question, Murata's expression stiffened: "Those are all opportunists, they're useless."

Huang Tianwei nodded and continued:

"Murata-kun, before you came here to do this big thing, didn't you think that many people would die?"

"Whether they are Japanese or Japanese, many, many people will die."

Murata gritted his teeth and said in a low voice, "I know! You don't need to tell me!"

Huang Tianwei remained noncommittal and continued:

“We did well in the previous battles, so our losses were minimal. You take that for granted, and that’s how it should be.”

"But things are different now. The enemy we are going to fight is no longer the weak East Sea army, but the infamous Zhenbei King's troops."

"How can victory be achieved without making sacrifices to deal with such an enemy?"

Murata was speechless for a moment. His face turned red, and he wanted to retort, but he didn't know where to begin.

"Now that you've come this far, you should understand that this is the true nature of war. This is not a game between children where I punch you, you kick me, and after the fight, we're still friends."

"The true nature of war is that people die, many, many people die."

"Attackers and defenders, once the war begins, anyone involved must be prepared to die."

"Aren't you ready yet?"

"Then what are you here to do?"

Huang Tianwei lowered his head slightly, his eyes sharp as knives, and looked at Murata with a cold expression.