After Chen Xi and Zhou Yu broke through the siege and retreated westward, Kun Wan gathered hundreds of thousands of miscellaneous Hun people and immediately ordered Ten Thousand Riders to lead the army in pursuit of Chen Xi.
As for Kun Wan, he initially stayed behind to gather the clansmen from the two routed camps of the Northern Huns. With over 400,000 affected, those who regrouped with him were already less than 200,000. Kun Wan could only escort these 200,000 clansmen to unite with those from the previous camp.
Following this battle, the most fundamental clansmen of the Northern Huns remained under 500,000. After confirming this situation, Kun Wan's anger surged, and the clansmen of the Northern Huns were deeply grieved. In such anger and sorrow, many of the remaining Northern Hun warriors directly applied for battle.
