The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

In Chapter 93, Lord Pingyu, Xiong Hu of the Chu army receives news of their troops crossing the Yan River, but he realizes their numerical advantage is undermined by the Wei army's superior weaponry. Despite the risks of friendly fire, he orders increased arrow suppression on the Wei soldiers. The chaotic battle results in heavy casualties on both sides, with Chu soldiers suffering more losses due to their own archers. Amidst the turmoil, Zhao Hong Run, the Suwang, attempts to escape but ultimately rallies the Wei troops by undermining the Chu's morale. The chapter highlights the brutal realities of warfare, leadership challenges, and the shifting tides of battle.

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