As for the Han army's cavalry on the left and right flanks, Chanyu Xubuguduhou was even less worried. The Han army's cavalry was not as formidable as the Xiongnu cavalry to begin with, and now that the two armies were too close, the Han cavalry had lost the necessary distance to accelerate, and cavalry without speed had very limited killing power.
So when Xubuguduhou Chanyu saw such a good opportunity, he naturally wouldn't let it go. He immediately sent all the Xiongnu troops forward, hoping to completely scatter the Han army in one fell swoop.
Xubuguduhou Chanyu's goal was simple: he personally took the lead to take Ding Yuan's head.
The Xiongnu cavalry quickly charged to the front of the Han army's infantry formation. At this time, Tengger's cavalry had already made contact with the
