On the second morning of October, a faction of the troops stationed in Wanliang City by the Dahua Empire left the city, unwilling to surrender. The troops that had decided to surrender benevolently let them leave their station.
By noon of the same day, General Luo Xiao led his troops into Wanliang City, taking over all defense operations and at least 120,000 Dahua soldiers who had turned their coats and pledged allegiance.
The citizens inside Wanliang City rejoiced like thunder, signifying that they had finally put an end to the chaos of war and could harvest their own food before winter arrived.
The Fengjiang side was undoubtedly generous. On the day they took Wanliang City, Luo Xiao issued a decree abolishing all taxes for the year, leaving all locally produced food for the local people.
Actually, there wasn't much to spare because the war had destroyed many fields, and so Wanliang had not really had a bountiful harvest that year.
