Judgment of Dayu.

Summary

Chang Feng and the Youqiong Clan's defense faced off against the Half-Moon Immortal and the Sawtooth Immortal, initially at a disadvantage. As the battle intensified, the two immortals attempted to retreat but were met with fierce resistance. Chang Feng seized the moment to attack the Half-Moon Immortal with a flying stone, injuring him severely. In retaliation, the Half-Moon Immortal lunged at Chang Feng, leaving himself vulnerable to a counterattack from the Youqiong Clan's defense, resulting in his defeat. The Sawtooth Immortal fled, causing panic among Guandou's troops, who began to retreat en masse. As Guandou's army fell into disarray, the Daishan Swordsman, witnessing the chaos, led his guards to stabilize the retreating forces. With his leadership, Guandou's troops regained some composure and prepared to confront the imperial pursuers. However, as the Youqiong Clan's defense received a retreat order, they had to withdraw to avoid a trap. The battle concluded with significant losses on both sides, particularly for Guandou's army, which suffered heavy casualties but tactically learned how to breach the imperial camp. In the aftermath, the Xia Qi Clan's defense reported to the imperial court, leading to the appointment of the Youqiong Clan's defense to oversee military affairs. Chang Feng was named deputy to the Jingzhou defense officer. The Xia Qi Clan's military government convened to analyze the reasons for the breach in their defenses, concluding that enemy tactics and the inadequacy of their fortifications contributed to the failure. They resolved to develop strategies to prevent future breaches.

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