Hearing the news that Fang Zheng had marched into Guanzhong, Xiang Yu and the Feudal Lords' Army were all taken aback. Suddenly following this was extreme anger.
Immediately, representatives of many Feudal Lords' Army sought to meet Xiang Yu, hoping that he would swiftly proceed to Guanzhong to eradicate Fang Zheng's bandit army and restore order.
It was not surprising that the Feudal Lords' Army had such thoughts. Ever since the beginning of the uprising, Fang Zheng's insurgent army had always stood apart from other insurgent forces, appearing very isolated. He refused the division of territories by Chen Sheng, which naturally severed ties with the large contingent of peasant uprising troops. In the eyes of the high leaders of the insurgent forces, Fang Zheng seemed more like a bandit king occupying a mountain than a leader of the uprising forces.
