Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Summary

The chapter depicts a brutal battlefield where the Liao Kingdom's 60,000 cavalry attacks the Song Dynasty's 40,000 infantry. Despite heavy losses, Song leaders Wang Ning An and Zhao Zhen rally their troops with fervor, determined to defend their positions against the overwhelming Liao forces. Murong Qingchen enforces strict orders, threatening execution for retreat. As the battle intensifies, both sides suffer significant casualties, with the Song soldiers displaying unwavering courage. The arrival of the Peng Ri army adds to the chaos, forcing Liao commander Ye Lu Yi Xin to allocate more troops to defend against the relentless Song onslaught. The Song cavalry, led by Wang Liang Jing, fights fiercely, embodying discipline and a deep-seated desire for vengeance against the Liao. Despite exhaustion, they continue to charge, ultimately causing the Liao forces to retreat in fear. The chapter concludes with the Liao army in disarray, having lost their last stronghold, while the Song army celebrates their hard-fought victory.

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