Under Lu Yuan's strong impetus, the war against the Snow Plains Nomads began rapidly.
However, just as he had previously mentioned to Cui Changqing.
This war was only a small-scale conflict, involving only the local stationed forces in Xichuan, numbering no more than 30,000 to 50,000. Including civilian workers, the number would not exceed 100,000.
For the current Chu State, such a war was nothing at all, and could only be considered as a local, minor conflict.
Therefore, after letting people deliver the necessary food and fodder for the campaign to Xichuan, Lu Yuan did not get involved in the matter anymore.
With Huang Xuan in Xichuan, a cultivator equivalent to the Second Realm of Innate, there was no need to worry about the fuss those non-Innate barbarians could cause.
Lu Yuan simply received some information from Huang Xuan from time to time, while monitoring the war reports sent by Xichuan, and managing the overall situation.
