But now, as they fought bloody battles against the Jin soldiers, immediately a united hatred sprang up among the civilians.
Emperor Taizu of Sheng had tried every possible means to gather all the resources of the Qi Dynasty, continually fortifying the siege.
At this point, the Jin soldiers finally began to panic.
Initially, they were indifferent, believing that the Qi Army would eventually falter, and they would certainly break through.
Since they had plundered plenty of food and supplies, they did not worry about running out in the short term, and thus were less anxious.
But now, as the siege became increasingly secure, it was as though a noose was tightening around their necks.
Thus, the Jin soldiers became more desperate to break out, attempting it in multiple directions with stricter military orders, yet every attempt was tenaciously held off by the Qi Army.
The longer they held, the more resolute the Qi Army's combat will became.
