Liu Kun couldn't control the situation, the soldiers fell into chaos, and Liu Jie had no interest in engaging in battle. He took this opportunity to break through the encirclement and charge out with his army.
He had no desire to tangle with this fool Liu Kun. What good would it do to kill the Jinyang Army? It's a waste of effort and loss of manpower, so the usually brutal Xiongnu Army broke an opening and ran away from the Jinyang Army.
Upon seeing this, Liu Kun felt disheartened. If Liu Cong was hiding among them, the encirclement that Zhao Hanzhang had set up over two months would be broken, and two months of effort would be lost!
Furthermore, if Liu Cong escaped alive, the consequences would be endless.
Liu Kun could already imagine how future history books might write about him. Thus, without hesitation, he turned his horse around, desperate to stabilize the situation and lead his troops in pursuit.
