The reason why Prince Wei's Northwestern Army could initially make the Former Emperor of Nanyue fearful was clear; Prince Wei himself was a formidable figure, both brave and wise, commanding troops like a deity. However, being forced to halt at Little Jiangnan was due to his obstinacy and his self-proclamation as emperor who cherished his life.
But with Beiyan abandoning the Capital to attack him first, he had to take it seriously, leading troops back to the battlefield. He understood very well that once Jiangnan was lost, he would meet his end here, let alone dreaming of taking the Capital.
However, even from the onset of Beiyan's campaign against him, Prince Wei had already lost the initial advantage. Leaving his familiar base of the Northwest to the unfamiliar Jiangnan was his first mistake.
When his entire heirline was exterminated, Prince Wei's mind was in turmoil. In the battles fought against Beiyan since then, although there were wins, it became increasingly strenuous.
