Actually, the thought process of Jingyang, the envoy from the Chu State, is quite similar to Mao Mingcai.
They are merely executors of policy, upholding the will of their monarchs and court. They have no leisure to consider personal likes or dislikes; they just need to do their job well.
More and more Chu people began to gather by the Wang River, numbering three to four thousand, which is considerable. Looking westward from the Jade Plate City walls, it truly feels like a sea of people;
The waves of people merge with the river currents, resembling two streams converging.
Nearby, many Yan soldiers watched the Chu people scrambling for food with a cold indifference.
Some initially found it amusing to see these Chu brats fighting for food like dogs,
But gradually, those who laughed stopped finding it funny.
Because, deep down, most Yan soldiers felt a heavy oppression.
