Of all the Great Huan Celestial Dynasty's battlefronts, the northern front was naturally the main concern. The others had comparatively little impact; at least, the enemy alliance could not pose much of a threat in the short term.
The terrain of the northern front allowed the northern enemy alliance to drive straight in. Even with imperial cities, royal cities, and other strongholds intercepting them and holding out to the death, the enemy's terrifying numbers meant that, while surrounding each city, they still had enough troops to bypass them and march south.
The United North-South American Army east of the Great Huan Celestial Dynasty and the Oceania Allied Forces to its south were too far away. Even with vast naval forces crossing the seas, they could not arrive anytime soon. Their only shortcut was to use Teleportation Formations. But given the Great Huan Celestial Dynasty's strength and reach, even if the enemy seized a Teleportation Formation in a surprise attack, they could not hold it for long or transport many troops. Instead, however many they sent through would die.
The enemy alliance in the southwest, led by the Shu State-known for short as the Shu Allied Forces-attacked from Ba-Shu. Yet Ba-Shu's terrain was renowned for its perilous ruggedness, earning the saying, "The road to Shu is hard, harder than climbing to the blue heavens." Even if the Great Huan Celestial Dynasty offered no resistance, they could not get far in a short time.
The enemy alliance in the west, led by India-known for short as the Indian Allied Forces-faced the Old Qin forces, formed from terrifying numbers of revived Great Qin Terracotta Warriors. Never mind fighting their way into the Great Huan Celestial Dynasty's interior; even defeating the Old Qin forces would be difficult, and doing so anytime soon was utterly