And the Chu people are not wild people; the strongest point of the Chu is their infantry. If the Chu really surround us, their means of attacking the city are far superior to those the wild people used before.
In the worst-case scenario,
Lord Zheng could be forced to leave the pass for the snowy plains, leading the infernal king and the remaining troops, becoming a real "Lord of the Wild" on the snow.
War is like gambling; regardless of winning or losing, damn it, one must personally throw in their chips for a moment's thrill, even if losing it doesn't feel stifling, right?
Anyway, I've played, I've experienced, I can accept whatever result it ends up being.
But watching someone else roll the dice from afar and passively taking the consequences, what kind of thing is that?
But,
just before Lord Zheng spoke up,
and even before Ji Chengjue could say anything,
the Crown Prince,
already spoke first:
