The Great Yin army camped outside the city, boiling their rice while beheading several top generals of the Southern Capital in quick succession.
Eating was the main priority, and scoring military achievements was merely a side hustle. Anyone unaware of the situation would have thought they were here on vacation.
The rebel forces under E Chongyu had a city to defend, while the Great Yin forces made camp in the open field. Their formation and deployment were executed with meticulous care: caltrops, obstacles, and spiked pits lined the perimeter, defensive measures so elaborate that Lu Bei couldn't help but call them absurd.
Chapter 993