To deal with Chu Ying more effectively, the Rakshasa Army had practically thrown its entire force into the field, leaving only a few hundred men behind to hold the city.
Although these men could watch the commoners to prevent an uprising, they could not control the shifting public sentiment within the city.
Once the citizens of the city learned what had happened in Qingcheng, they suddenly realized that they could do more than simply submit to their fate—they could rise up and fight back.
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