Only to prevent Wuzhou from causing trouble and focus on attacking Quzhou.
Once decided, it happened quickly; within four or five days, everything was arranged, a fortunate day chosen, wine and meat conferred, rewarding the three armies, heading towards Quzhou.
Quzhou, unlike Huzhou, is surrounded by numerous waters, with a precarious terrain, but vast and sparsely populated, with many cities standing. Though Ming King Yang Gong usually boasted loudly and was wild in demeanor, he actually was very cautious, and he carefully consulted with the Think Tank Iron Mouth, dividing the troops into several routes.
The main army formed the rear, acting as the central support, then several vanguard officers were appointed, each leading three thousand troops to seize key locations on various routes.
Once those key locations were captured, the main army would have no rear worries and could directly charge Quzhou Prefecture City, for a decisive battle.
