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Summary

In the first year of Wu Zhen Xing, March saw the Battle of Wangyuan Bridge, initiating a four-month counteroffensive by the Hua Xia Jun in the Southwest Campaign. The fighting coincided with "peace negotiations" for prisoner exchanges, with the Jin Guo side carefully selecting names. As the Hua Xia Jun advanced, the Jin Guo army launched a full-scale offensive, leading to fierce and chaotic battles. By the sixth day of March, the Nü Zhen forces began to retreat under pressure from the Hua Xia Jun, resulting in intense fighting and significant troop movements. Li Ru Lai and other Han generals faced a critical decision regarding subversion offers from the Hua Xia Jun, with Xu Shao Yuan delivering an ultimatum. A large-scale uprising occurred in the Han army camp, leading to attacks on Jin Guo forces. The Hua Xia Jun's offensive grew, with thousands attacking key points along retreating mountain paths. Despite their epoch-making firearms, the Hua Xia Jun faced challenges in the rugged terrain, while the Jin army, realizing surrender was futile, mounted a fierce resistance. As the Jin army retreated, morale began to crumble, revealing underlying issues. Generals attempted to inspire their troops, but defeats in previously favorable battles indicated a shift in momentum. The fighting remained fierce, but the Nü Zhen soldiers faced increasing challenges, leading to a complex and evolving battlefield situation.

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