In the King City of Wuyang, within the royal palace of Qin Country, King Ying Duo was discussing the war against Shu Country with his generals and trusted advisers.
Frankly speaking, although the Qin Country appears to be militarily strong, it actually suffers from a clear lack of sustained power.
It does not share any borders with the Great Tang Empire, so if Qin Country cannot achieve its strategic objectives in a short time, it is very likely to fail due to not obtaining enough support from Tang Country.
It must be said that Shu Country, backed by Chu Country and Tang Country, is inherently more capable of withstanding attrition. Moreover, with a stronger economy, Shu Country is also in a better position to stabilize the situation.
Qin Country is different; it must establish an absolute advantage early in the war, connect quickly with Chu Country so that it can import what it desires from Chu and Tang Countries, and stabilize the situation thereafter.
