With Meixiang at the vanguard and Yanran at the rear, the Huan sisters tore through the enemy lines, breaking down all formations in their path as they blitzed the six states' generals.
As the supreme commander of the allied forces, Li Mu was at a loss, unable to comprehend how a pair of 16-year-old princesses was so effortlessly turning his invincible army into squashed meat and blood puddles.
They came with 1.5 million crack troops—including 300,000 hidden helpers from the Golden Territories. Saints, seventh-circle formations, and powerful treasures boosted the troops' might. But all that combined was still not enough to face two Huan princesses?
Why?
How was that fair? How was that right?
