As elders of Huaxia, the Clans had wanted to persuade Huaxia's major dynasties not to do this. Bringing in foreign forces on such a massive scale would only harm Huaxia itself.
The conflict between Huaxia's dynasties and Great Qin had already been draining Huaxia's internal strength. Joining hands with foreigners to attack Great Qin was rather dishonorable, like helping outsiders beat up one's own people.
To ordinary people, this would make them traitors, joining others to attack their own kind.
However, they had long stopped considering Great Qin one of their own. Great Qin gravely threatened them and was their greatest enemy; naturally, they wanted to destroy it by every possible means. Who would still care whether you were from Huaxia or not?
Moreover, in order to claim the moral high ground and rally more people, they even shouted the slogan, "Drive out the evil demons, restore our Huaxia!"
Naturally, that evil demon was Great Qin. With everything Great Qin had done before, coupled with the malicious smears of various factions, Great Qin had successfully been branded an evil demon.
Now that Great Qin had been defined as an evil demon, their act of joining with foreigners to attack it could also be seen as justice.
The Clans painstakingly tried to persuade them, "Why not maintain the status quo? The dynasties are so far apart—wouldn't it be better for each to develop on its own? Why must you care about Great Qin's rate of development and strength?"
The major dynasties ignored these words. Great Qin already threatened them; this was no longer a matter of regions. So long as it threatened them, Great Qin had to be eliminated.
However, the major dynasties also laid out their conditions: "So long as Great Qin is willing to hand over the Fate Clan