The cavalry battle naturally ended with the victory of the Jin soldiers.
The Jin's Kidnapper Cavalry were already the strongest cavalry of the time, outnumbering the Qi Army, so it would have been absurd if they hadn't won.
But the actions of this Qi Army detachment seemed rather abnormal to Wanyan Sheng.
They even dared to actively attack the flanks of the Jin Army, and after entangling with the Jin cavalry for a long time, they managed to retreat in an orderly manner. Such results were not something any ordinary General could achieve.
It looked as though the Qi Army was indeed led by Liu Fa?
But then, who was commanding the main forces if Liu Fa was in charge of this detachment?
Could the intelligence reporting Zhong Pingyuan remaining in the capital have been false?
But that raised a new problem. Given that Zhong Pingyuan's status within the Western Army was somewhat lower than Liu Fa's, how could he possibly have the authority to command Liu Fa as the vanguard?
