Judgment of Dayu.

Summary

The chapter details the swift defeat of the coalition of the Ghost Tribe and the Xian and Yun tribes by the imperial army, which pursued them relentlessly for 120 miles, resulting in the coalition's drastic reduction from over 100,000 warriors to fewer than 300 survivors. This victory solidified the Xia Dynasty's dominance in the southern regions. Following the battle, the imperial army prepared for a siege on the Ying Lord's city, focusing their assault on the southern wall while defending against potential escape routes. After meticulous planning and a full-scale attack, the imperial forces breached the city gates and surged into the city. Amidst the chaos, they encountered an unexpected charge from the envoy of Yi Di and the Ji Lord, leading to an intense battle.

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