Hua Xiong led the Xiliang Iron Cavalry to easily crush the unprepared Northern Huns Elite Cavalry, basically without any pressure. No matter how formidable the dismounted cavalry were, they couldn't withstand the superior Elite Cavalry.
After crushing three thousand Northern Huns Elite Cavalry, more time and effort was spent gathering the main Wuhuan forces in Lelang. Part of Lelang's Wuhuan didn't want to surrender to the Han Army, so ultimately, Chen Xi had to take drastic measures to eliminate part of Lelang's Wuhuan Cavalry.
Even though this situation had been anticipated, when it actually occurred, Chen Xi could only mock the intelligence of those who underestimated the situation.
Fortunately, Su Puyan was a staunch loyalist to the Han. Chen Xi cautiously observed him, and it was clear that Su Puyan was even more enraged than Chen Xi at those who refused to surrender and were eliminated. Indeed, Liu Yu's judgment wasn't bad; he was an excellent guide.
