The next day, Qin Jingsu led an army of two hundred thousand to Caiyun City to assume a defensive position.
This army of two hundred thousand was composed entirely of elite troops from the Northern Wilderness, which Xiao Mo had left for Qin Jingsu.
Many of them were even soldiers who had once desperately defended Yanmen Pass alongside Xiao Mo, possessing extensive experience in siege defense.
As for Xiao Mo, he led the remaining army in a direct charge toward Yaoqin City!
Although Xiao Mo and Qin Jingsu had not set a deadline, Xiao Mo knew that Qin Jingsu would defend the city with all his might. In turn, Qin Jingsu trusted that Xiao Mo would use every means possible to accelerate his own assault.
When the Sovereign of the Jin Kingdom learned of Xiao Mo's strategy, a hint of panic appeared on his face.
But the Jin Sovereign also knew this presented an excellent opportunity for him.
