Even Qianye could see that this was a strategic problem, but Lin Xitang’s plan itself was fine. Song Zining had also divined the situation several times and found no loopholes.

That was it! The changes on the battlefield! Even if a strategy had ten different scenarios written into it, one could only progress in a single direction and adjust constantly depending on the actual situation.

Then who was in charge of intelligence and planning? Qianye thought with a serious expression.

Duke Wei’s new information was more detailed than the eastern army. Qianye and Song Zining learned that Marshal Lin had arrived on the void continent to reorganize the entire strategy. At the same time, Evernight’s mobile fleet and duke-grade experts all vanished from the void, causing the tables to turn.

At this point, Song Zining glanced at Qianye and saw him in deep contemplation.

Qianye wasn’t as calm as he seemed on the surface; his firm heart was tightening bit by bit. There was naturally no need to discuss Lin Xitang’s strong strategic capabilities, but the entire matter was too unbelievable. The Evernight faction had invested an outrageous amount of resources into each battlefield. No matter how capable Lin Xitang was, he couldn’t turn the power gap around in such a short time.

All of the Empire’s maneuverable forces had been mobilized for this battle, and the total military power couldn’t be considered weak. Yet the Evernight side had poured in far more forces than the norm and even targeted the Empire’s generals in a coordinated manner. They were probably able to do this because of the pause in their civil war.

In the end, why was this war initiated under such unfavorable circumstances?

Duke Wei, of course, knew more than what he was saying. For instance, about how Lin Xitang had killed the Minister of the Right. Killing a general before the army was never a good thing, and Duke Wei wasn’t about to tell two juniors...