"Let's do this for now." Shao Shude said with some interest.

Daxia and Persia are probably fighting from two ends.

Daxia was afraid that it would not be able to control such a large land and would have difficulty supplying the front lines.

What Persia is afraid of is that Daxia is very powerful. If they really imitate the Great Khan of the Steppes and march westward, they may not be able to withstand it.

The fight between the two sides at Bakhna was actually meaningless.

Shao Shude was purely greedy for the land. If he could hold on to it while he was there, there was no guarantee that his descendants would do so.

The Persians were very passive in guarding this place, because the Alai Valley was not in their hands, and the mountains to the north were full of Manichaean, Nestorian, shamanistic Turks, Sheepmo, and Uighurs who were hostile to them.

The tribe has a huge geographical disadvantage and cannot defend it either.

Damn it, whoever occupies this place will feel disgusted.

Let’s leave this confused account as it is.

At that point, both sides were exhausted, and it was time to end things slowly.
Chapter completed!