Watching the endless sea of 300,000 heads, Wei Yuan truly felt he had bitten off more than he could chew.
At this moment, in the makeshift open space that had been temporarily fenced off, all civilians, prisoners of war, and the injured had been settled within. The area was surrounded by simple barbed wire, and every few dozens of yards, a watchtower was built, transforming the space into a rapidly constructed grand prison.
The people inside the prison were clearly divided into four parts: civilians, private armies, official armies, and the injured each occupied a section.
Wei Yuan walked among the crowd, his voice echoing throughout the entire prison district, saying, "Since you have come here, don't even think about going back. Not even a 300,000-strong army could take down my Qingming; how many do you think it would take to rescue you? 600,000, or perhaps a million?