These ballads are desolate and bleak; the men of the prairie possess a bold and stubborn nature, yet at this moment, under the bright moonlit night, they are exiled, having lost their homeland, lost their past, and the grief in their hearts involuntarily resurfaces, extremely evident.
The entire camp is filled with an intense sorrow and anguish.
And a longing for the beautiful days of the past.
However, in such circumstances, longing for the good times of the past is spiritual suicide for a warrior.
The Great Khan identified the origin of the melody.
It comes from the direction of the eastern battlefield.
There, is Military God Jiang Su.
The Great Khan's forehead vein bulged: "Jiang Su...shameless wretch!"
A commander who, even with cards in hand, would opt for more prudent strategies, the former Jiang Su, had been somewhat blinded by the invincible title of Military God.
But the Western Regions campaign ended in strategic defeat.
Broke the arrogance of General Jiang Su.
