The torpedoes launched by the Tang Army's destroyers were not just a few. More than twenty destroyers from multiple directions fired at least 120 torpedoes at the Mirage Country fleet in one go.
The depth settings for these torpedoes were relatively deep, as the Tang Army's destroyers paid no attention to the small fry scattered around the Mirage Country fleet.
Their targets were the big ships—they were aiming to finish off those Mirage Country battleships and heavy cruisers!
The Mirage Country Navy, which had been focused on countering the Tang Army's anti-ship missile offensive, had indeed become lenient about the situation on the sea surface. In reality, they couldn't continuously monitor the sea surface in poor visibility conditions.
The Tang Army was completely different. Even without anti-ship missiles, their warships were equipped with radars, enabling them to approximate the other's speed and direction, and calculate their relative positions.
