However, Jie Li Khan also held firmly onto Yin Mountain.
The Northern Border was bitterly cold.
Especially beneath this man-eating heavy snow, crossing the natural barrier of Yin Mountain was no easy task.
But the situation for Jie Li Khan was also unfavorable.
The Tang Army was attacking from all sides, and the pressure he was under was unimaginable. He couldn't simply rely on a natural barrier to solve everything.
He could only continually mobilize troops to face the Tang Army.
Jie Li Khan never considered relaxing the strict defense of Shuofang, but the current situation forced him to make a choice.
If he didn't mobilize troops, morale would undoubtedly waver.
By then, even if he could fend off the Tang Army, his so-called khan status might also come to an end.
But mobilizing troops—
inevitably meant he had to face the threat of the Gu Clan.
He could only gamble, bet that the Tang Army wouldn't persistently pursue him.
