The Great Xia Dynasty's hundred thousand troops spread out and slaughtered the nomadic tribes across the grasslands with an absolutely overwhelming force.
Everywhere they passed, rivers of blood flowed and not a single rooster crowed for a thousand li. Tribe after tribe was burned to the ground.
Most of the true elites from these tribes had been transferred away to join the Divine Eagle Empire's southward raids into the Central Plains, leaving their tribes populated mainly by the old, weak, sick, and disabled.
Facing Great Xia soldiers fully armed—armed nearly to the teeth, with even the weakest cultivator equipped with a set of biological armor—the tribes' battle prowess was simply incomparable.
Every clash was completely one-sided. The wealth of the grassland tribes was plundered, and the herdsmen became cold corpses.
The Great Xia Dynasty's advance across the grasslands prioritized speed. They would not burden themselves with captives. The plundered wealth could be stored in storage bags, while the herdsmen were basically executed on the spot, leaving no future trouble.
Before the flattened wheels, they all shared only one fate: becoming corpses. This actually made it easier for the Great Xia army to pack them up and take them away. After all, corpses could be stored in storage bags.
In theory, finding the scattered nomadic tribes across the Vast Grasslands was no easy task.
In the past, the Great Li Dynasty had also sent cavalry into the grasslands, but they would often become lost in the Vast Grasslands.
Unlike the dynasties of the Central Plains, nomadic tribes did not build cities and settle in fixed locations. They lived wherever the water and grass took them, rendering maps practically useless.
More often than not, before the Great Li Dynasty's cavalry could find the nomadic tribes' lairs, they would be discovered first and