Unless the enemy has a longer range than you, can assemble faster than you, and can even change positions along with the infantry attack...

This is a bit like cheating.

At least the Khmer catapult troops had never fought such a battle.

As soon as they had managed to get their car upright, they were met with a barrage of blows from the other side. Rocks as big as human heads rained down from the sky, hitting them with such precision and force that they had no chance of gaining a foothold.

Of course, what was even more outrageous was that a Khmer catapult commander who had managed to escape discovered that what Qinghe threw at him were not stones, but clay pots one by one.

These earthenware jars are of standard size and weight. When they hit the ground, they will break into countless sharp tiles and fly everywhere, maximizing the power of the catapult.

"Records - The Type 1 Wrecking Ball's lethality against clustered infantry met expectations, as did its damage to enemy catapult positions, but it failed to damage fortifications."

"Record - The fragmentation rate of the Ti-2 bomb is lower than expected. It is more effective in attacking, but not enough to kill infantry."

"Record - Type 1 stone bullets are ineffective against infantry and fortifications, and are difficult to manufacture. It is recommended that the military and civilian laborers cease manufacturing Type 1 stone bullets."

As the battlefield records of students from the Military Department of Qinghe College were constantly sent to the rear, Cheng Guorong was also constantly adjusting his fighting style.

Although he didn't understand why Lin Hai still wanted to study the power of these old-fashioned projectiles when he already had explosives, Lin Hai's order itself mentioned that Jingdong could not be taken too quickly. Yang Yizhen had to be given a little hope of rescue, otherwise the plan of besieging and attacking the reinforcements would be in vain. He was also happy to find something for his younger classmates to do.

You're just sitting around doing nothing anyway, right?

"Report to the principal," Cheng Guorong said to Lin Hai that night, "All branches of the First Army have launched exploratory attacks today. We have destroyed the two outermost lines of defense of the Cambodian army. These makeshift fortifications are not strong enough to withstand our crushers, and the defenders inside do not have a strong fighting spirit. Often, when we charge in, they run from behind."

"Haha, it looks like they're also training their troops. Putting the newly mobilized soldiers at the front is supposed to wear us down and train the soldiers."

Lin Hai waved his hand and said, "I understand. Go ahead and get busy. We'll continue as planned tomorrow. But the construction work behind us is getting more intense. You should try out that new guy."

Cheng Guorong's eyes lit up when he heard this, and he took his leave to make arrangements.

"Zhen'er, guess what? Wei Mingyuan really took action. That guy is actually a trustworthy person. He keeps his word. Hahahaha." Lin Hai smiled at Shi Zhen'er while waving the official documents in his hand. "Now this is not just a matter between us and the Cambodians. Everyone has something to do."