In the second type of scenario, the J-20 and J-16 fighter jets would have been used as reinforcement to support the OPFOR aircraft, which are attacking a site guarded by the "Red Army".
The latter would consist of a number of J-10 interceptors (unknown version), AWACS and electronic warfare aircraft, as well as ground radar units and air defence systems of type S-300 (PMU1 or PMU2).
Here, the J-20 would instead have acted as deported sensors, in an advanced position, to guide the air-to-air missiles launched by third-party aircraft (J-16?) on "Red" interceptors and other in-flight multipliers. The scenario would have resulted in a heavy loss of ground units and Red Army aircraft, and especially the achievement of sensitive targets by OPFOR aircraft, a scenario that would suggest that a possible conflict between mainland China and the Taiwan, where the latter will be endorsed by the US Army with the F-22 and F-35 for example.
It is therefore understood that a whole base of Chinese anti-air defence as well as the air protection forces would have been "annihilated" in the face of the Taiwanese and American squadrons in this scenario, which it would explain why the first J-20 Operations were deployed first to the east of China, while the Su-35 are based in the south.
If in these rumors the versions are more or less different, all of them converge to a point to say that the introduction of J-20 in the Chinese Air Force generates a "shock" and above all a "disillusionment", which allowed the commanders of the Uni Aerial and anti-aircraft tees on the ground to become aware of the "harsh reality" facing the Last Generation Hunters (4th in China, 5th in the USA or Russia) and stealth, and understand that the tactics developed in recent years to counter this type Devices are mostly "non-efficient" and "inoperable".