After calming down, Bai Zhizhan also felt his worries were somewhat superfluous.
Although the Alliance Army had successfully landed in the North Xuan region, the Tiaoman Empire had no choice but to make strategic adjustments, but in the current situation, it was more like a flash in the pan.
The military strength was not enough; it was even fair to say that they had completely lost the initiative, and any reprisal launched by the Alliance Group would not yield good results.
A forced landing in the North Xuan region was actually a risky military move.
The key was that they had used all their fleets in one direction, thus leaving them with no way to cope with the Consortium Group's attacks on other fronts.
The adjustments made by the Imperial Authority were very targeted.
Furthermore, the cost of combat had to be considered.
