The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

On November 14th, Zhao Hong Run led a significant army to occupy Ruzhou City after its conquest. He left 5,000 Yanling troops in Shangcai for caution, leading to frustration among their generals. After a rock-paper-scissors game, General Ma Zhang was left behind, but Zhao Hong Run later reassured him. Upon entering Ruzhou, Zhao Hong Run was welcomed by Yan Mo and Li Ji, who praised him for his contributions. Zhao Hong Run's respectful treatment of Yan Mo, a former Chu general, fostered goodwill among the troops. He emphasized discipline, instructing his soldiers not to harm civilians, contrasting their conduct with the Chu army's previous actions. Yan Mo admired Zhao Hong Run's leadership and was tasked with managing the local clans, ensuring fair treatment for the citizens.

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