The most critical point is—Wang Yingchen is not aiming to save Northern Han; he wants to stall the Song Army here.
Meanwhile, he himself is rapidly leading his troops to Liaodong.
This is a strategy to kill two birds with one stone.
It can stall the Song Army's offensive while also enhancing his own strength.
And with the support of Liao, no matter how foolish the Northern Han royalty is, they naturally won't give up control easily.
A countless number of troops are gathering toward Taiyuan.
Including various resources, and the Song Army's five routes of forces are also arriving successively during this time.
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Taiyuan.
This city stands on the west bank of the Fen River, with treacherous terrain and surrounded by mountains and rivers. It is known as "Controlling and carrying mountains and rivers, occupying the shoulders and back of the world," "A place of four fortifications, a field of attack and defense."
