Throughout history, when a military defeat occurs, it resembles a collapsing mountain, and a single misstep often leads to severe adversity and decline. When soldiers start to falter, the disintegration of their ranks becomes unstoppable, akin to an avalanche.
Struck by adversity, Yuwen Tianxian still forcefully charged through the disintegrating troops on horseback, managing to gather some semblance of a military edge. He prevented a complete rout and continued to maneuver, maintaining the most basic formation even if it meant overcoming various ingenious defeats.
The losses were not excessively severe.
It was in these moments that the true character of Yuwen Tianxian as a war general shone through vividly. Such a leader was unlikely to achieve a grand victory, but he was also extremely difficult to utterly defeat. Even in severe setbacks, he could quickly regroup his forces.
