Surprising Swan.

Summary

Dong Lin Wang firmly held Bai Di Cheng, prioritizing its defense over the fallen Yu Guan Cheng, recognizing its strategic importance for Da Shang. Despite the dire situation, he believed in delaying the Mo Bei cavalry's advance. Discussions in the command tent revealed tensions, especially with Li Zi Ye's passive demeanor. The fall of Jia Ling Cheng heightened urgency, leading to court rumors questioning Dong Lin Wang's loyalty. Amidst rising panic in the capital, Dantai Jing Yue observed the chaos, while the Tian Yu army prepared to advance. An imperial edict demanded immediate reinforcements from Dong Lin Wang, intensifying the pressure on him.

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