Finally.
Before the Jiuyao army completely occupied Zhang Xiong's territory, the East Peninsula forces had already assembled and prepared to move.
This was, of course, the result negotiated at the table.
It's the same in any world: position determines perspective. You might think the assembly wasn't complete due to lack of material or personnel.
But once the negotiation table settles it, none of that remains an issue!
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Zhenfei City.
This is the boundary line between the East and West Peninsulas, and also the forefront of this great battle.
In front of the city lies a giant river about fifty thousand meters wide, three times wider than the widest part of the Yangtze River.
Interestingly, its name is simply Giant River!
Of course, this river cannot serve as a barrier to the advancing steps of the Cultivator army; its existence acts more like a boundary line—the one for East and West Peninsulas, and also the boundary for this battlefield.
