Chapter 144: Withdrawal_3

Marshal Daniel also took his troops back to their positions, but after merely walking a round in the great plains, his reputation as the God of War no longer existed.

Comparisons are often fearful, and encountering Hudson could only be considered his bad luck. The loss of soldiers and diminished respect at the end buried much of his prestige in the military.

Mainly because he was too young and his time as commander was too short for his reputation to deeply take root in people's hearts.

Had he been an old and famous general, such a setback would have seemed trivial. After all, no flower blooms for a hundred days, and no person has a thousand days of good, no one can guarantee constant victory.

"Marshal Daniel, don't put too much pressure on yourself. We are all well aware of the events that unfolded on the great plains, and the main responsibility is not yours.

Under normal circumstances, no one could have anticipated straying miles off course in the march.