Xiang Yu wasn't as optimistic as Tie Zhuzi. After all, the opposing side was made up of multiple international organizations, and at first, they might have been suspicious of each other, thus unwilling to exert their full strength.
But with time, aided by the inability to penetrate the siege, they would gradually increase their forces.
As Xiang Yu expected, the next day, even before dawn, the enemy launched a full-scale attack.
This time, the three-pronged attack was fierce, and the enemy used heavy weaponry, especially on the north and south sides where they had building cover, resulting in minimal casualties for them.
The western side remained the most brutal; the enemy charged forward recklessly, only to be mowed down.
The scene was gruesome and nauseating, but there was no choice; if they didn't kill, they would be killed.
