Mortal wars were often limited in duration. Once either side could no longer bear the losses, the war would inevitably end.
In the end, war was a contest of overall national strength. Whoever could no longer endure first would lose everything. But when both sides possessed the reserves and logistics of several planes, those dying on the front lines might not outnumber those being born behind them, frontline consumption might not outpace rear-line replenishment, and resource depletion might not keep up with the stimulation of a wartime economy.
"A Hundred Years' War, even a Thousand Years' War, is bearable for superpowers."
What had originally been a localized conflict had turned into all-out war. The entire front now bore a completely different appearance.
Eastern Kingdom military districts, Long-Hand Tribe military districts, and Fishmen military districts—vast numbers of camps and permanent structures began covering the front lines. Every day, thousands or even tens of thousands of recruits and veterans arrived at the front.
After the agreement had originally been signed, the East Country People had gradually taken over frontline command.
This time, however, they had directly established a "military district" to unify all military affairs.
At its core was a Military Committee, including generals from the Eastern Kingdom, Eastern Kingdom military advisers who had supported the nation-building effort on this planet, key military figures such as Lu Lu, and Chief King Akul of the Forest Goddess Faction.
Clearly, this was a product of compromise. Neither the New Kingdom, the Eastern Kingdom, nor the Forest Goddess Faction could possibly monopolize every aspect of the war. A joint Military Committee was necessary.
They were clearly political creations, but fortunately, there were no amateurs among them—well, there was one. Due to his strange relationship with all three sides, where he could count himself as one