Finally, feeling the bitterness, Yi Chenzi understood that Qin Wushuang’s anger was not only directed at the Great Wu. He was also planning to settle accounts after autumn with the West Chu.
To someone as sensitive as Yi Chenzi, he had quickly figured out the gains and losses within this matter. Earlier, outside of the Heaven and Cloud Pass, the West Chu and the Bai Yue did not engage in battle. Qin Wushuang was willing to negotiate because the situation at that time was unfavourable to the Bai Yue Country. At that time, the country was facing a war on two fronts and he had no choice but to compromise.
And currently, the warfront of the Great Wu had collapsed completely. The entire Great Wu could not threaten the Bai Yue at all. Thus, he had turned his attention toward the West Chu.
Most importantly, while at the Heaven and Cloud Pass, the Martial Saint of the Bai Yue had yet not died. Thus, at that time, Qin Wushuang’s anger was not as strong as it was now.
