Great Qin now had only a hundred million troops. Most of Great Qin's City Lords would also be on the front lines, drawing the attention of the four nations. Invading all four nations at once would be somewhat difficult, so Zhao Fu planned to invade one nation first rather than scatter his forces.
After destroying one nation, they would immediately turn toward another. They would first wipe out Myanmar and Thailand, because their strength surpassed that of the other side.
The other side consisted of Laos and Stockade Kingdom, whose strength was comparatively weaker. Once Great Qin had destroyed Myanmar and Thailand, dealing with them would naturally become much easier.
Moreover, Great Qin had planted a very large chess piece in Laos: the former Yue Kingdom factions. Nearly seventy percent of those factions had secretly joined Great Qin already. Zhao Fu could order them to turn on Laos at any time, and Laos would naturally be easy to deal with.
In the end, only Stockade Kingdom would remain. Naturally, it would have no hope whatsoever; there was only one ending—destruction.
After spending another month or so, Great Qin built a vast number of ships, providing Great Qin's hundred million soldiers with the means to reach the four nations. Great Qin had not previously possessed enough ships to carry a hundred million soldiers, so they could only rush to produce them.
Everything was ready. Bai Qi, Wang Jian, Wei Liao, and Bai Xihan led four vast armies as they continued attacking the four nations. This caused the Central Continent, which had been calm for more than ten days, to once again churn with wind and clouds.
The four nations and Huaxia's various factions once again roused themselves, making every preparation to deal with Great Qin's assault.
It was still the same