He could only place the surrendered troops in the city barracks, assigning very few guards, as he had no time to attend to them once the battle began. However, he didn't expect Rong Heng to have plans involving them.
Ten thousand surrendered troops, along with Yan Country's Pingnan Army and Princess Changle, were enough to handle the Wei Army he left in the city to stall Su Yi.
Though young, Rong Heng was so cunning and astute, composed and wise, that Wei Junzhuo couldn't help but admire him, albeit with some unease.
Moreover, Rong Heng never threatened him using his relationship with Yuan, which made Wei Junzhuo appreciate Rong Heng's gentlemanly conduct.
Wei Junzhuo looked at the spirited and stern young Prince before him, showing just the right amount of admiration in his eyes, and softly said:
"Rong Heng, I admit, you are indeed a worthy adversary, a rare and talented commander."
Rong Heng rolled his eyes and said coldly:
