Not to mention the aid in terms of various materials, money, and food, it was simply countless.
At the most critical period, the Great Zhou had to grit their teeth and send troops to the Great Song.
This kind of loss could not be seen on the surface, but it had indeed caused a huge impact on the Great Zhou.
In just a few decades of war, the national treasury's thousands of years of reserves of grain and gold and silver had been mostly used up.
Moreover, the Great Zhou was still at war with the Great Qi in the northeast. Although there was no winner between the two sides, the Great Qi had the advantage of sea trade. It was originally a rich country. If they fought with the Great Qi in terms of financial and material resources, the Great Zhou would inevitably be unable to support them alone.
In addition, the Starmoon Troop was still pestering them.
