Outside Xicong City, Qian Jinhang stood on a high ground, peering through his binoculars at the thick smoke billowing from the distant city.
Behind him stood a row of officers, including some photographers who had accompanied the military. The atmosphere was quite good, with everyone chatting and laughing as if celebrating their troops' glorious victory in entering the urban area.
Indeed, it was a great victory. After the loss of more than ten thousand men, the Dahua Empire's military had finally broken into the urban area of Xicong, engaging in a brutal and bloody street battle with the Tang Army.
Despite the ferocity of the Tang Army's artillery and their heroic battle, the Dahua military still managed to achieve a phased victory regardless of the cost.
Although much time was wasted during the Battle of Li Family Village, in the Battle of Xicong, the Dahua military seemed to have made up a lot of ground.
