At the same time, to prevent a repeat of last time—where they fled at the sight of undead, with not a shred of fighting spirit—they began employing every method they could to strengthen their cohesion and will to fight.
For instance, they exaggerated their own virtue, claiming they stood on the side of justice and that this time, they were carrying out Heaven's will. Even Heaven supported their destruction of Great Qin. They also magnified Great Qin's evil, flinging every bit of filth they could onto Great Qin and portraying it as an utterly heinous force.
This proved highly effective. The Undead Catastrophe, along with the issuance of the Great Qin Decree and Holy Maiden Decree, had already drawn immense hatred toward Great Qin. Where there was hatred, there was naturally the will to fight.
They also bolstered everyone's confidence, making them believe they would absolutely win and feel no fear whatsoever. They told them of the support from every side, making them feel as though the entire world was aiding them, thereby strengthening their confidence.
The various methods were quite effective. This time, everyone's combat strength and cohesion would certainly be several times greater than before, and that would play a decisive role. No matter how many people there were, if their hearts were divided and they had no desire to fight, they would surely lose.
As the northern factions prepared in full swing, someone suddenly proposed that, with all northern forces gathered together, they possessed an enormous advantage. For example, if they took the chance to attack the Lesser Viet Kingdom and Little Thailand, no one would be able to stop them.
Perhaps they could wipe them out outright. Even if they could not destroy them, with their immense numbers, they could still deal them a crushing blow