After Jinzhou fell, the Jin Kingdom's army had already advanced to Huaizhou.
If Huaizhou also fell, the gateway to the Qin Kingdom's Guanzhong region would be thrown wide open, leaving even the Imperial City facing the threat of collapse.
At that point, Xiao Mo would be forced to withdraw his army and return to the Qin Kingdom.
But the real trouble would come after his retreat.
After all, if Xiao Mo retreated, the Chu Kingdom would breathe a huge sigh of relief, and the territory he had previously seized would likely have to be given up.
The Chu Kingdom might even regroup and launch a counter-offensive.
When that time came, the front lines would contract, and the armies of three kingdoms would converge on the Guanzhong region. The Qin Kingdom would be in serious trouble.
Yan Liuyun, the lead general of the Jin Kingdom, was naturally aware of this.
