Dao Lord.

Summary

Hu Yan Ding warned that anyone who missed the chance to strike would be deemed traitors to Hu Yan Wu Hen's army. He appointed Hu Yan Wei to lead 5,000 cavalry, but Wei felt sidelined as the real command lay with his deputy. The rebels, led by Hao Qi, faced a daunting enemy of 30,000 cavalry, which they underestimated. The Valiant Cavalry, under Hu Yan Wu Hen, executed a precise attack, causing chaos among the rebels. Despite being outnumbered, the cavalry's coordination and skill led to heavy rebel casualties. As the battle escalated, the morale of the rebel forces plummeted, and the arrival of reinforcements from Hu Yan Wu Hen's main army threatened total collapse for the rebels.

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