The most difficult point was how to use the "soldiers" of Shugou to attack the "king" of Shugou.
But under the name of "cleansing the imperial court," the concept could be subtly changed.
In the name of punishing the Remnant Bones, to actually move against the Chief Shugou.
Thus, this problem was easily resolved.
In truth, even the barbarian soldiers of the Shugou tribe were unwilling, and even more so afraid, to battle the now-dominant Lugu.
With the excuse of "cleansing the imperial court," their determination for a fight to the bitter end vanished as well.
As for the entire war process, Mo Hua had already calculated it clearly using the branching algorithms of Gui Tao.
This current battle was but a small chess game.
The flow of the game was controlled by Mo Hua.
Mo Hua also used this small chess match to temper his own abilities at laying out chessboard strategies.
He remained hidden in the rear throughout, never once charging into battle, his hands unstained by blood.
