Sigh. It's quite relaxing now that my overwhelming sense of justice isn't compelling me to meddle.
Over there, seeing that the Jin man they had finally captured had gone limp, the wild people started to divide their forces for a siege. Although they were referred to as wild people, their faces were those of Jin people. They were clad in armor and carried decent weapons. The front-row soldiers held shields, while the back rows carried siege ladders. Behind them, others pushed siege rams.
Then, halfway to the city wall, before the Shengle army had even fired an arrow, the wheels of the siege ram fell off. In the end, they had to rely on two lines of soldiers carrying the large log to continue their advance. If they knew this would happen, why bother with such a pointless charade?
