Once I fail to command and fail to conquer the entire You Country, the various leaders will undoubtedly oppose me upon my return.
It's inevitable that a few may take this opportunity to oust me,
and the position of Great Khan could end up in someone else's hands.
Of course, once I lose my current position, the fate awaiting me will undoubtedly be extremely miserable. There won't be any good consequences.
This is undoubted, as the law of the weak prevailing over the strong is what matters on the grasslands.
"Leader, it's apparent that we can't take down Hangu Pass, do we continue to send our men? If we charge again, I'm afraid our losses will be severe this time."
In the midst of these barbarian troops, virtually every small group was having their own discussions,
since these nomadic tribes are nomadic by nature,
and are also divided into many tribes,
each tribe leader having their own fighters,
and this army of 300,000 barbarians is formed from countless small tribes,
