In the scene.
The cavalry of North Han surged in like a tide.
The warhorses roared furiously as they charged, and the formation of the Later Zhou army was already in chaos.
Even the personal guards surrounding the Later Zhou emperor Chai Rong couldn't control the confusion and began to collapse.
If the emperor's personal guards were like this, there's no need to even mention the other soldiers of Later Zhou.
The dragon banner representing Chai Rong wavered precariously amidst the North Han cavalry's charge, and the head of the guards was shot through the head by an arrow from an unknown direction.
Falling beside Chai Rong.
The surroundings became even more chaotic, and the routed soldiers were devoured by the North Han cavalry like a retreating tide.
It seemed the defeat was certain.
In fact.
Viewed from a high-altitude perspective.
The Blue Star Players in the live broadcast room shook their heads. This situation... it's basically over.
