Millions of soldiers gathered in the Imperial Capital, surrounding the city.
The city walls of the huge Imperial Capital were already hundreds of feet tall. It was the tallest city wall in the entire Great Wei. There were also all kinds of defensive facilities. It could be said to be the strongest fortress in Great Wei.
But there was a fundamental problem in the Imperial City—there were not enough guards.
Most of the soldiers in the Imperial Capital had gone to the south to quell the rebellion. They were forced to surrender and returned to the Imperial Capital as part of the rebel army. This in itself was very ironic.
Suddenly, just as the army was about to attack the city, a figure flew over from afar and hovered above the main formation of the rebel army. Instantly, the entire battlefield fell silent. The 100 thousand Imperial Guards in the middle army formation were intimidated by this one man.
