Of course, except for some of them who were hunters in the villages around Wanqiu, Zhao Quan sent soldiers to the plain people who were introduced to the city early. Li Tianqu knew that he could not count on these people to pick up bows and arrows to catch up with the Tang army archers trained by Zhao Chang. However, these ordinary people who were forced to the dead and could only defend their homes to the death, almost all of them would be willing to demolish their own houses and take bricks, stones, beams, and swing their arms and smash them fiercely at the anti-soldiers who were clinging to the city.

With the obsession of defending one's life, family property, and relatives, many strong men waited to arrange the officials into relatively dense queues, and then raised their weapons to pounce on the anti-soldier soldiers who had climbed over the city but had not yet established a stable foothold. This was enough to effectively curb the enemy's intention to seize the offensive of the city gate as soon as possible.

The two sides were like this, fighting in a stalemate in front of Wanqiu City, and the casualties and losses were even heavier. Li Tianqu had a advantage in geographical advantages, and the grain and rice in the capital treasury were at least sufficient. He also had his soldiers and the people who defended the city to take their lives. Although he had few soldiers, he could resist the offensive again and again with his strategy and good use of troops, but his tactics of attacks were invariably changed.
Chapter completed!