Why did the Vietnamese voluntarily withdraw their troops?
Just as Huang Can and Hu Jin speculated, all of this was naturally orchestrated by Ding Fan.
Previously in Dancheng, Old Master Qin had analyzed the situation on Yongfan Island, concluding that since they were at a disadvantage, they must seek survival opportunities amid the cracks without confronting these three countries head-on.
After some contemplation, Ding Fan decided to take action against India.
India had never intended to make a move on Yongfan Island, but that didn't mean the Indians wouldn't act. The main reason was that they wanted to restrain each other, and no one dared to take rash actions.
The inspiration for Ding Fan to strike against India came from the strategy of besieging Wei to rescue Zhao.
Ding Fan proactively attacked the Indian harbor, causing damage to their military warships.
