This was a very small military camp consisting of about twenty tents, surrounded by horse-drawn carts. The outer perimeter lacked even wooden barricades or spiked obstacles, and the surrounding terrain was flat with no strategic defenses, clearly showing that there was no intention of a long-term garrison.
According to Qin Hu's memories from his past life, about two hundred men were stationed here, serving as the vanguard camp of General Li Qin, the pacification general of the Yu Dynasty.
The target of Li Qin's force of twenty thousand men this time was the Liaodong Kingdom, a longstanding border enemy of the Yu Dynasty.
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