Although they had expected a retreat, they were still shocked and surprised when Hauge said this.

"Prince Su..." Prince Li Mandahai's eyes were a little red.

From the bottom of their hearts, no general wants to be a deserter.

But the reality leaves them with no choice.

Haoge did not act pretentiously, and continued to say to everyone: "I am the commander-in-chief of the three armies, and the decision to advance or retreat should be made by me alone. Now I solemnly tell all of you to retreat! Because any responsibility arising from the retreat is not yours, I will bear it alone!"

"We are willing to share the joys and sorrows with Prince Su!"

"Yes, how can we let you, Your Majesty, bear the responsibility alone? We should all shoulder this responsibility together!"

"Yes, let's carry it together!"

"It's just a trivial matter. It's not your turn to help me!" Haoge forced a smile and said, "Let's talk business! As the saying goes, a defeat is like a mountain collapsing. Although our army has not been defeated, it will turn into a defeat if we are not careful when retreating."

"So I have made a detailed plan, and all departments must carry it out according to the plan, otherwise they will be subject to military law." Hauge looked around the military tent with murderous eyes.

"We will follow His Majesty's military orders!" Everyone responded at the same time.

"Tomorrow the whole army will attack and have a fierce fight with the Ming army to create the illusion of a decisive battle! After the battle ends in the evening, each unit will place a large number of flags in front of the camp as a cover, and then retreat in this order!" Haoge took out a piece of paper from his arms and threw it in the middle of the table, "Those who have no problem can leave, and those who have problems can stay."