Actually, the soldiers of the Great Chu Dynasty had neither lost nor won. General Xiao and General Liang, among others, had resorted to delaying tactics, deliberately winning some rounds and losing others. The opposing sides were thus engaged in a seesaw battle along the coast. For a time, neither side could gain an advantage. However, this was their limit. No matter how skilled General Xiao was, without sufficient troops, it was impossible to defeat the enemy.
As for the military strength of the Great Chu Dynasty, it was all lying in ambush around the Emperor's grand tent. On the Southern Ocean side, those sent to the grand tent to assassinate the Emperor were also a group of elites. So, this could be considered an evenly matched situation.
One day, Zhao Junyao sat in his tent, personally awaiting Min Tu's arrival.
