Adopted Husband.

Summary

On May 23rd, near Xuzhou, a significant battle was brewing as Luo Ye and nearly a thousand troops prepared for an impending enemy assault. The Jurchens had launched a southern offensive, leading to a brutal struggle in Xuzhou, where the local governor, Li An Mao, initially aimed to defend the city but was overruled by Liu Cheng Zong and others who decided to evacuate. The Chinese army, including seasoned veterans, was strategically positioned at the northern foothills of Xiao Xian, anticipating the Jurchen forces, led by the formidable Jin Wu Shu. The Jurchens, despite their reputation, faced challenges due to a mix of inexperienced recruits. As the two sides prepared for confrontation, the Chinese army's unusual formation raised concerns for Liu Guang Ji, the Jurchen general, who recognized the potential threat posed by the Huaxia army's artillery and tactics.

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