It could be said that with a single move from Great Qin, the entire Guti Domain was stirred. Every faction dispatched troops toward Great Qin, and soldiers could be seen gathering everywhere. The once-peaceful Guti Domain had become lively, and everyone was discussing the matter.
Most people believed that Great Qin was doomed this time. Facing the major kingdoms, the local Alliance, and the First Wind God Empire's overwhelmingly vast forces, how could Great Qin withstand such a massive army?
Great Qin had also learned that every faction was sending troops to attack it. No one was surprised; they had long anticipated this outcome. Yet faced with such an enormous force, the pressure on Great Qin was immense.
However, even if Great Qin did not attack the First Wind God Empire now, the armies of the various factions would not withdraw. Great Qin could only fight with everything it had and let the world witness its strength.
At this time, Great Qin still held a slight advantage: it was very close to the First Wind God Empire, while the major kingdoms were somewhat farther away. Though they were rushing over at full speed, they would still need some time.
For now, they mainly had to deal with the forces of the First Wind God Empire and the Alliance.
Great Qin marched swiftly, splitting into two forces—one to attack the First Wind God Empire, and the other to stop the Alliance army.
The First Wind God Empire had also learned that the various kingdoms were dispatching troops. They reinforced their defenses with all their strength and activated their major defensive formations. They understood that as long as they held the First Wind God Empire, they would win.
This time, the Alliance convened a meeting and united as one. The forces they