Everyone had their own stance (a humble plea for monthly votes)

"Every household has its own difficult scripture to recite!"

Seeing Jian Shang curse openly for the first time, Di Wushuang shook her head with a wry smile and spoke rationally. After some thought, she added hesitantly:

"Our enemies aren't limited to the Vietnam Region. You could even say that, aside from seizing the initiative, the Vietnam Region is the weakest of the enemy forces on our four fronts. Our territory is vast, too. If the Otherworlder Alliance supports the Huan Kingdom first, we won't be able to fend off the enemy nations on the other fronts in time. You really need to understand that..."

"..."

Jian Shang's lips moved several times, but ultimately, he could say nothing. He knew that what Di Wushuang had said was true.

After all, Lingnan was one of the most barren, desolate regions in the Huaxia Region. Sparsely populated and easy to defend but difficult to attack, it truly was an excellent natural barrier if the Huan Kingdom committed itself fully to resisting. It could free up the greatest possible force to deal with the other enemy nations at the smallest possible cost.

Rationally speaking, there was nothing unreasonable about the position Di Wushuang conveyed. Besides, relations between the Huan Kingdom and the Otherworlder Alliance had never been particularly good. They had even less reason to support the Huan Kingdom first...

"Are there really no reinforcements at all? China has so many Otherworlders—can they really spare none? The Huan Kingdom may be my faction, but it's still Chinese territory. If we lose, China's losses probably won't be any smaller than the Huan Kingdom's..."

Reason was one thing, but Jian Shang still refused to give up and pressed her.

Originally, Jian Shang had wanted to say that, at worst, they could break things off entirely. The