In other words, the Huaxia soldiers have been pressured to retreat continuously. Thus, the western battlefield can be said to be extremely oppressive, however, the eastern battlefield is even worse. Compared to the western battlefield, the eastern battlefield can be described as utterly dismal, with the enemy making a large-scale invasion while the Huaxia soldiers can do nothing.
Only the southern front led by Qianxi is comparatively better, as Qianxi once heavily defeated the enemy there, thus the Huaxia army seized the moment, extending the front by several hundred Baili, raising the demoralized former army spirits with newfound vigor.
Yet, the original situation didn't change even slightly; disadvantage remained disadvantage. Thus, even though Qianxi returned triumphantly, it was quite worried, unable to understand why these seemingly insignificant countries chose to attack Huaxia at the same time with mostly similar resources.
