And this time, even the stones that had been moved up to the top of the city wall were all thrown.
...
For Zhao Haiping, the process of the battle was nothing noteworthy, nothing particularly worth mentioning.
After all, the majority of Huang Xianzhi's army consisted of peasants who had lost their lands and had nowhere else to turn, or various kinds of bandits and thieves. They had no real tactics to speak of, nor did they have any sophisticated siege equipment. So, in every respect, aside from their numerical superiority, they could not be considered a formidable army.
So, during the siege, they merely kept moving siege ladders to the base of the walls, climbing up, then getting smashed down by rocks, and climbing again...
And so the cycle repeated, endlessly.
