The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

The death of Chu general Zai Fu Gen led to widespread despair among Chu soldiers, prompting many to surrender. General Lian Bi fled south, while a surprise attack by Wei soldiers resulted in a swift defeat for the Chu army. Zhao Hong Run, the Prince of Wei, was astonished by the number of Chu soldiers surrendering. Qu Tang, a surrendered general, explained that Xiong Tuo's internal strife had weakened their forces. Zhao Hong Run rewarded Qu Tang for his contributions, assuring him of protection despite his Chu origins. Discussions ensued about a potential counterattack against the State of Chu, with differing opinions on the timing due to impending heavy snow.

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