Chapter 868 The Battle of Mantua: Napoleon's Raid

No wonder Napoleon would have such an exclamation, the highest quality troops he had before were the Lyon Corps, which wasn't considered top-notch in the old army.

There were even several thousand recruits who had been in training for less than half a year.

Even so, he swept across more than half of Northern Italy.

Now he holds the Royal Third Infantry Division, which is like a tiger entering a flock of sheep, winning battles effortlessly.

By the time he finished a cup of coffee, Cosdanovic's command flag in the distance had already fallen.

The soldiers of the Austrian Army's right wing, which was the first to be attacked, began to kneel and beg for surrender in droves.

Napoleon looked at his pocket watch and said to the staff officer: "You see, I told Mr. Ogero that half a day was more than enough. Hmm, in fact, we only used a little over 5 hours.

"By the way, has there been any new news from Victor?"