The other generals finally remembered this, and immediately said: "Prince, I am willing to lead troops from the North City Gate to support the West City Gate."
The North City Gate is the closest to the West City Gate, not to mention the East and South, with mountains in between that require a long detour to reach the other side.
Upon hearing this, the others also immediately requested the same.
Of course, the Second Prince couldn't allow so many people to leave, so he appointed General Gao, who was the first to request, saying: "I'll give you ten thousand troops, and you must take the West City Gate from outside the city."
Second Prince Gao increasingly felt this was a good idea, and said: "Now their city gate is wide open, we can directly charge in from outside."
General Gao thought the same, which is why he quickly offered to volunteer.
The others turned their heads to look at him, feeling somewhat envious and resentful, wondering why they hadn't seized the opportunity.
