In contrast, Lord Qin, although he too boasted unbroken victories, appeared more like a fierce general in stature, lacking the composed and strategist-like demeanor of Prince Qi.
Next, Prince Qi's military achievements had already surpassed those of Lord Qin.
Since the battle at Qianshui Plain where he defeated Xue Ju, Li Hongyun had won against Liu Wuzhou and Song Jingang too, seizing all the credit that originally belonged to Lord Qin.
Therefore, in the eyes of the Liang Army, Prince Qi had become a victor surpassing Lord Qin, his prestige unmatched for a time.
Lastly, there was a very important point, which was Emperor Gaozu of Liang's partiality.
