The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

Zhao Hong Run witnesses a devastating volley of arrows from the Chu army, creating a scene of awe and fear. As the Wei soldiers hide behind shields, the Chu archers unleash a staggering number of arrows, causing significant tension. Despite the initial success, the Chu commander Zai Fu Gen faces disappointment as the expected casualties do not materialize. The Wei General Gong Yuan, amidst loss, rallies his troops to prepare for the approaching Chu infantry. The contrasting values between the Wei and Chu generals emerge, with Zhao Hong Run recognizing the ruthlessness of Zai Fu Gen's tactics, while General Bai Li Ba expresses disdain for such strategies. Ultimately, the battlefield reveals the harsh realities of war and the moral dilemmas faced by its leaders.

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