The Gate of Great Rebellion.

Summary

Du Shoushou led 800 elite soldiers to control a situation involving 4,000 Zhao Guo refugees, previously guarded by 150 soldiers. An Zheng confronted the refugees after they attacked, demanding to know why they resorted to violence despite receiving aid. The refugees expressed their grievances about food and freedom, leading to a brutal response from An Zheng, who ordered executions for those involved in the killings. He emphasized the consequences of their actions, showing no mercy, even towards women. The scene culminated in mass killings, instilling fear among the remaining refugees, who realized the gravity of their rebellion. An Zheng's ruthless approach left a lasting nightmare for those who survived.

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