It should be said that Toto's understanding has a certain rationale.
The Five Hearts Circular Formation, to avoid friendly fire, is best left in a fixed position, with each flag formation responsible for a designated direction, ensuring that allied forces will not be within their line of fire.
Once movement is required, the five circular formations must be disbanded and reformed, otherwise they cannot advance in coordination.
However, this gives the Yipa cavalry an opportunity.
Because as long as it's not a circular formation, there will inevitably be a weak spot. And what the Yipa cavalry is best at is flanking attacks on those weaknesses.
So Toto thinks, since attacking is disadvantageous, he might as well adopt a defensive stance, luring the enemy to dissolve their formation and attack.
But soon, he would regret this mistake and slap himself a few times.
Because he is indeed not wrong that the Five Hearts Circular Formation cannot be moved.
