Treading the Heavens Without a Trace.

Summary

In early March of the Guining era, Crown Prince Ying Dan condemned the eunuchs and the Yao clan for colluding with the Dao Chan Yuan sect, leading a force of 300,000 to reclaim imperial power. He marked numerous traitors for execution, offering bounties for their capture. Meanwhile, Hexi reinforced its military presence, inciting rebellion in Tianshui County. Wu Cheng quelled the uprising, expanding the county army to over 400,000 through land grants. Tensions rose between the Wu and Qu clans, as Qu Xi Yuan confronted Wu Cheng and Wu En about their strategies. Despite concerns, the Wu brothers defended their land redistribution approach. As the Long Xiang Army and imperial guards amassed forces, a significant battle loomed on the horizon, with both sides preparing for inevitable conflict.

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