Meng Fang's army advanced in silence, their arrows piercing through Qin country as they headed toward Chu Country.
Meng Fang appeared calm, but deep down he was anxious, for with Qin country conquered, only Chu Country remained.
The unification of the realm was nearly complete.
Now, the generals of Qin country swept through the other nations, but the only force that could act with mobility was his.
And he had total autonomy, able to strike wherever he chose.
It could now be said that if Meng Fang encountered any resistance, this war of unification might have to be prematurely halted.
Only after the other armies had dealt with the remaining nations could they focus on Chu Country and relaunch the campaign.
But that would be another military operation, one that was long enduring.
Thus, Meng Fang decided to cut the Gordian knot and march his troops forward.
