In the following days, the snow fell heavier and heavier, and the war between East Province and Japan also temporarily ceased.
On the East Sea, the sea surface froze, and the thick ice layers made it impossible for warships to advance, so manpower had to be used to transport supplies to the East Sea Coast.
Meanwhile, the Japanese took this rare opportunity to occupy the ownerless lands surrounding the battlefield and began to establish themselves in East Province.
When the next battle begins, the Japanese plan to push the battlefield forward and further encroach on East Province.
This island country coming from the east is not here to simply seize victory and leave; they truly intend to take root in the Central Plains and invade its territories.
At Yanhuang Ridge, four miles out in East Province, the heavy snow sealed off the mountains, and a purple lightning bolt shot into the mountains, entering a hidden valley.
