Just as the campaign in Xiyi City remained in a stalemate, the Southern Country's army had already split up, and no one expected that the four famous generals, totaling nearly 200,000 troops, would merely serve as an auxiliary force.
The true main force was led by Yue Pengwu, during his peak.
No one knew what kind of battlefield the Chen Country army, tasked with striking the enemy's heart from the middle, faced. The cries of the Golden Winged Great Peng resounded throughout the battlefield. Among the Chen allied forces, three generals perished, and many others surrendered.
This battlefield, which should have held great significance in history,
was only briefly recorded in the annals, documenting the time and place, noting that the sky was overcast on that day, when Lord Yue attacked the disloyal.
The Historian, a prominent figure in historical studies, pondered for a long time and used only six legendary words to describe this world-altering battle.
