Treading the Heavens Without a Trace.

Summary

Chen Xuanzhen's rear army, numbering three to four hundred thousand, is hindered by troop movements and fires threatening grain supplies. He dispatched over twenty thousand infantry to combat raging fires in the Back Mountain, crucial for sustaining the Western Garden Army. Meanwhile, Tu Chongjin leads elite scouts to prevent bandit Huang Shuang's escape after a surprise attack. Despite their limited cavalry, they aim to intercept Huang Shuang's forces, while the main army prepares to capture the Black Swallow Army's camp. Eleven other royalist armies are mobilized to encircle the enemy, emphasizing the urgency of the situation and the need for decisive action.

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