Li Dingguo personally led five hundred cavalry in a flanking maneuver to the south.
Once the Tusi cavalry had pursued them to a certain distance, the five hundred Ming Army riders split into two groups. Half broke off toward the east, while the other half retreated toward the west. Sha Yuezhe, assuming the Ming Army was cowardly, hastily divided his forces to give chase.
Li Dingguo kept glancing back as he rode, mentally calculating the distance.
Chapter 538