However, the Navy Marine Corps of the Great Tang Empire never let anyone down. Despite suffering heavy losses and being weakened by the diverse defensive fortifications the Shen Army deployed along the beach, they still maintained their high fighting spirit and pushed forward at an extremely fast pace.
In fact, the Navy also found their own ways to cope: they would rotate troops to warm up by the fire, doing everything possible to keep the lower half of their bodies comfortable.
At the same time, they launched a fierce attack forward with the support of their 63 amphibious tanks, driving the Shen Army away from the vicinity of the landing site.
The large number of mortars that the Shen Army had deployed in the defense line could no longer threaten the beach controlled by the Tang Army, greatly reducing the bombardment that interfered with the Tang Army's landing.
