Moreover, among the three battles Xia Hong just mentioned, the one facing Caiqiu's army head-on is actually the battle at the south side of the Bone-Eroding Path Valley entrance.
To be frank, if the Xia Army didn't have an absolute numerical advantage, the result of that battle would most likely have been defeat.
Crucially, the Xia Army was the defending side.
They were defending such a narrow valley entrance.
To put it simply, the strength of the Xia Army and Caiqiu's army has a significant gap, not to mention the resources; even if Caiqiu were defeated on both fronts, it would only hurt their muscles and bones, without the risk of being overturned. But if the Xia Army lost, even just one battle, the consequences would be highly severe.
At the beginning of Great Xia's battle at the Southern Slope, the total Cold Resistance Level of the entire camp was less than 300,000, with an even smaller army size, which was simply incomparable to the Feudal Town.
