Two days later
In Hanyang City of the Han Tribe, Luo Chong received a battle report from the Bamboo Island front at home.
In fact, he received battle reports from the front every day. After all, he had specifically ordered it. Since he had not personally gone to the front to command and wanted news as quickly as possible, Luo Chong had ordered Blood Butcher and the others to report at least once a day.
Thus, Luo Chong had already learned several days ago that the war had entered its final stage. He had continued monitoring the situation over the past two days, waiting for the final battle report. However, according to the reports from the previous two days, the Han-Xin decisive battle had given the Han Tribe a huge advantage, so Luo Chong was not particularly worried.
In truth, there was only one thing he cared about: the Xin Tribe's upper echelons absolutely could not be allowed to escape. Otherwise, even if the war ended, they would face endless trouble in the future. Simply suppressing the unrest would be a huge problem.
Fortunately, after receiving the final battle report and its good news today, Luo Chong finally relaxed.
In this battle, all five of the Xin Tribe's regular legions, totaling ten thousand men, had been captured. Only a small number had died in battle. The militias of Xianfeng Commandery, Guanhai Commandery, and Jiahai Commandery had all been won over—no, it would be more accurate to say they had returned to the right side. Moreover, almost none of the militiamen's family members had been killed, though quite a bit of food, cloth, and other supplies had been consumed.
Most importantly, Commander Xin, the leader of the Xin Tribe, had been executed on the spot. His body had reportedly been treated