Bab 921: Chapter 387: Establishing a City to Resist Liang, Swallowing Tibet and Abandoning the District

"Chief Commander, Western Liang is indeed a great threat,"

As Huang Xin expressed his concerns about the Western Liang, a subordinate commander raised a question, "But now their nation has an army of three hundred thousand regulars, and another five hundred thousand fierce and robust citizens, amassing to a total force of no less than eight hundred thousand.

Just on this TaoShui front line alone, Western Liang has gathered an army of five hundred thousand, no fewer than our own forces.

Although the Great Chu soldiers are brave and good at fighting, those barbarians are truly unreliable.

Even though we have assembled four hundred thousand to assist, only about fifty to sixty thousand among them are fit for battle.

Therefore, the troops available to our army amount to only about one hundred fifty to one hundred sixty thousand.

Yet, the Western Liang has a force of five hundred thousand.