Once King Dang of Qin died, the other Qin soldiers and nobles might still survive, but his guards were doomed. They rose to fight back, only to be slaughtered on the spot by the Dare-to-Fight Warriors under Luo Zai.
In fact, very few Qin Army soldiers escaped. The troops brought by the Han and Wei States already outnumbered Qin's forces, and this was a sweeping victory in which the King of Qin had been killed on the spot. Only scattered Qin Army soldiers escaped; nearly sixty thousand men were annihilated. Even for Qin State, this was no small blow.
Gazing at the blood covering the ground and the corpses strewn across it, Luo Zai remained utterly unmoved by the wretched scene, which resembled a hell on earth.
He was an outlier in the Luo State Ruling House, with an exceptionally strong thirst for killing.
For obvious enemies like the Qin people, he did not care whether they had been driven onto the battlefield by the harshness of Qin Law. As long as they dared raise weapons before him, they all had to die.
Luo Zai walked over to King Dang of Qin's corpse and said loudly, "Prepare King Dang of Qin's body and place him in an inner and outer coffin. After all, he was a king invested by the Son of Heaven of Zhou through a personal sacrifice to Heaven. Send him back to Qin State with royal rites."
Naturally, Luo Zai harbored no respect for King Dang of Qin. It was merely that King Dang's accession had been procedurally legitimate, and he had to show the Son of Heaven of Zhou due regard.
Qiao Cheng drove his chariot forward. He was bathed in blood, his face covered in bloody grime. Recovering the royal tripod had excited him greatly,