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Let me read the last couple of chapters and get back to ya.

Part of me thinks because of the lack of soldiers gathered up from Han's side, this battle might just end with a fizzle.
 
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Translation from reddit

Summary:
The combined Han force departs with 160k troops, heading for Entei Field to fight Qin. The soldiers they requested from the castles surrounding Nanyou have decreased from the 50k they're expecting, but they can still get 30k for a total of about 200k. The Prime Minister says that Han should attack them rather than wait for Qin to come and get close to Shintei. The King then orders Raku A Kan and Haku Ou Koku to go and take Tou's head.

Princess Nei prays for the safety of Raku A Kan... and thinks of when Tou said that someone like Nei should be protected at all costs. Then, a messenger from Qin arrives. One is Kanzon, Tou's representative. The other is Jousei. The Han court recognizes Jousei and wonders why he's suddenly a Qin messenger, with some asking what happened to their families in Nanyou. Kanzon then begins by explaining what happened to Nanyou, ever since it fell bloodlessly to Qin. He says that Nanyou has become a utopia for both Han and Qin.

The court doesn't believe him and asks for clarification from Jousei. Jousei says that what he says is true. Qin and Han coexist in Nanyou, and it's a peaceful utopia. He says that everyone's families are safe. Their properties aren't confiscated, and their daily lives haven't changed at all. They are ruled by someone from Qin, but Ryuu'an is still allowed to keep his crown. Jousei says that even if it's unbelievable, it's true. That's why someone like him, who used to serve in the Han's court as one of them, chooses to go as Qin's messenger.

He says that Nanyou has been relaying their situation to castles nearby, which is why they sent fewer troops to Shintei. He says that Qin doesn't ask for them to surrender, but just tells them that Nanyou's success was due to them surrendering the castle bloodlessly. He says that Qin troops are numerous. Even if Han manages to stop them once, they'll come again. He tells them that Shintei should also be surrendered bloodlessly, if they want to end up like Nanyou.

Some officials seems to be convinced, thinking that the war can end bloodlessly and no properties would be confiscated. But Han's Prime Minister shuts them up. He says that what Jousei says are only falsehoods, and is a part of Qin's strategy. He says that Nanyou is (literally) "under Tou's genjutsu" (illusion). That all of that is part of Qin's strategy, to win and conquer Han without fighting. He says that once Shintei surrenders, Qin is then free to rob Han of its people, money, and lands. He tells the court to not be deceived, and orders the imprisonment of the messengers.

On the way out, Jousei glances to Princess Nei, who then visits him in prison. Nei tells him it's been a long time, and asks if what he says about Nanyou is true. Jousei tells her that's not the point, his true objective in coming to Shintei was actually to relay a message from General Tou to her.
 
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