If reinforcements were sent to the Snow Sea Pass at this point, the effectiveness of the incoming ten thousand wild soldiers might be diminished.
Hence, leaving such an important post without reinforcements was laying the groundwork for the complete incorporation of the wild soldiers later, leaving the court with no choice but to forcefully accept this arrangement for the sake of the greater good.
Liang Cheng, however, had a deeper insight. From a brainwashing perspective, the wild soldiers were indeed easier to control than the Yan people or Jin people, as they were more readily assimilated.
Moreover, sending reinforcements and deploying a few military commanders at this juncture would not be conducive to the Snow Sea Army's future integration.
My lord once said that Prince Jingnan's words back at the Snow Sea Pass were like a hands-on tutorial on how to be a warlord.
