The entire plan was massive and intricate.
First, in response to the widespread airstrikes by the Tang Army before landing, Shenwu Erlang and Army General Shenwu Sixteen, stationed on New Island, decided to counteract by deploying the main forces near the southern positions of the island, where the Tang Army was most likely to land.
The advantage of this approach is that even if the roads are destroyed or if the Tang Army Paratroopers launch an unexpected attack, they can still ensure substantial troop strength near the beach to engage the Tang Nation landing forces in decisive combat.
After all, this battle is essentially a decisive confrontation between the two nations, and the deployment of as many troops as possible represents General Shenwu Sixteen's resolve.
