At Cao Jie's command.
Chen Fu led three hundred thousand prefectural troops in an assault on the northern Xia Kingdom prefectures of Youping, Wuxing, and Yuci.
Under his command were Tian Anping, Tian Antai, Yang Jing—the younger brother of Yang Luo, Prefecture Governor of Biwu Prefecture—Mo Liancheng of the Mo Clan of Baizhi Prefecture, Qi Lianghua, son of Qi Wen, Gao Zhe of the Jinghai Gao Clan, Zhang Weiyu, Vice Director of the Ministry of Personnel, Yan Fu of Bei Prefecture, and others...
There were also powerful cultivators from sects within Qi traveling with the army, including quite a few in Divine Presence. It could not be called anything less than a formidable lineup.
Among them, Young Master Yan Fu had originally stood in the ranks of the Wind Chaser Army during the oath-taking ceremony in the western outskirts of Linzi. Later, however, he joined the prefectural troops and took command of an army, clearly intending to compete with Tian Anping for military merit and lock horns with him.
Xie Huaian led three hundred thousand allied troops from the nations of the Eastern Domain in an offensive against the eastern Xia Kingdom prefectures of Linwu, Huiming, and Fengli.
Under his command were Jiang Wang, Chongxuan Sheng, Xie Baoshu, Bao Bozhao, Bao Zhongqing, and others...
Naturally, there was no shortage of rising talents from the various Eastern Domain nations as well, such as Lin Xian of Rong Kingdom and Lin Jie of Yi State. There were even some Divine Presence cultivators among them.
Overall, the allied forces of the Eastern Domain nations had more powerful experts, but Great Qi's prefectural troops were themselves more elite than those allied forces. Thus, the strength of the two fronts was more or less evenly matched.
If Xia Kingdom thought the Qi Army was playing