But after defeating the latest garrison of Chu people, the second wave of Chu troops, we never saw them from beginning to end.
Three days, perhaps in Minister Han's eyes, is enough for countless moments of crisis and constant change, but here, three days is really just spare time.
I can assure you, next, when our army sails south, there may be some disturbances ahead, but generally, it will be a smooth journey. The Chu people have maintained and managed these waterways very well, which is precisely conducive to our ships sailing."
This is not Lord Zheng having some inexplicable confidence here,
but because, firstly, the surprise attack on Jing City by himself was something the Chu people never expected. If this was a ruse or an ambush...
How to put it, this army of Lord Zheng's might not even be as important as the massive grain reserves stored in Jing City.
The Chu people, having already lost the initiative,
