Unexpectedly, it wasn't long before Marshal Yu Huacheng, the commander of the capital city's garrison, pulled him out. Once again, he had to face the Yan people.
He hadn't really encountered this Yan force on the battlefield before, so Hsu Youcheng wasn't sure about their strength. However, the Yan people defending their cities had already shown great combat power. Their arrows were indeed goddamned accurate!
For Hsu Youcheng, it raised the question: could they go on like this, squaring off against the Yan people? Would it end well?
This internal conflict was burdensome. Deep down, he harbored a profound fear of the Yan people, while at the same time, he held onto the pride of a warrior from the Three Jin.
Eventually, all that remained was a hazy sense of living day by day.
