The coordination between guiding the laser-guided bombs and starting the airdrop was very tight, which was good for catching the enemy off guard to the greatest extent, but the downside was that Gao Yang and his six-man team would inevitably be unable to arrive at the forefront of the battle in time.
In fact, when the battle started, Gao Yang was on the periphery of the combat system. At the initial stage of the battle, he could still control the direction of the fight. However, once the battle reached its climax, being outside the battlefield meant he couldn't respond timely to the rapidly changing situation.
According to the original plan, after the command of the troops to launch a general attack, Gao Yang would march to the front line. But after observing the situation on the battlefield, Gao Yang felt he had to advance his arrival time.
