Therefore, Zhao Fu would certainly be angered by this invasion as a Huaxia person, but he still would not take part. Later, Great Qin would retaliate against them.
It might even create a greater Huaxia, or perhaps the entire world could be called Huaxia. It was also possible that everyone would become subjects of Great Qin, and all people could be called "Qin people."
With Great Qin absent, the Hundred Schools of Thought let out slight sighs. If Great Qin joined, setting aside how much its strength would add, Great Qin's sheer presence alone could intimidate quite a few people.
The officials and the many dynasties did not particularly mind. The officials hoped Great Qin would join—one more person meant one more measure of strength—but if Great Qin did not come, there was nothing they could do.
The many dynasties and national factions also did not want Great Qin involved. They could then suppress Great Qin in terms of prestige, and once all sides had recovered their vitality, they could move against Great Qin again. This time had already dealt Great Qin a heavy blow, and Great Qin certainly could not endure many more such attacks.
As factions from every side joined in, along with countless ordinary people pouring in, Huaxia—which had originally been caught completely off guard and had not yet reacted—now found the situation changed. Huaxia was launching a counterattack.
In the south of the continent, countless Huaxia people, led by Mohist School member Zhan Houlong, flooded into a region. Using earth, stones, and trees, they constructed a long defensive wall, while preparing a number of Cavalry troops and countless deadly traps.
These traps were extremely simple, yet highly effective and quite lethal, causing many Russians to fall victim to them.
Oleg invaded this region and, upon