Wang Shichong's brows furrowed slightly as he sank into deep thought.
"It sounds very reasonable indeed!"
This may seem like a crisis, but when has a crisis not been able to be turned into an opportunity?
It could be that previously, Wei Zhen had been so astoundingly prescient that he left a deep impression on Wang Shichong, even to the extent of instilling a kind of ideological brand on him, so now Wang Shichong naturally followed the other's line of thought.
It was known that Liu Wuzhou and Song Jingang were aggressively advancing, and Liang's Jinyang was in perilous danger.
Also known was the critical importance of Jinyang, not only as the Liang's founding stronghold but also as a fortress easy to defend and hard to attack, an essential fulcrum for Liang's conquest of the realm. In contrast, the region around Luoyang, though relatively wealthy, boasted neither strategic advantage nor the support of the people.
