As time passed, the variety of artillery that the defenders of Xiangyang could use became less and less. Even the "counterweight catapults" hidden behind the city walls were not spared, collapsing one after another under the bombardment of several heavy mortars from the Jin Army.
Outside the three sides of the city walls, high platforms were also gradually erected. These platforms, generally two to three zhang taller than the city walls, allowed the Jin Army's archers and musketeers to attack the city walls from a commanding height.
And in this slightly tedious offense and defense, two months had already slipped away.
At this point, Li Xuan's attention was no longer on this battle.
He even reduced the frequency of his patrols around the armies half a month ago, shifting some of his focus to his own cultivation.
