Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 2240: The Alliance Army Defeated!

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

The eyes of the nearby Crown Prince's Junior Guardian Wang Zhongsi only flickered a little.

Zhangchou Jianqiong had arrived far too late to the battlefield, and the more people knew about this matter, the less of a secret it would be, and the lower the chances of success.

If a mighty Great General were composed while leading a retreat, not at all panicked even though the walls had fallen and the formation had been destroyed, would that not be too suspicious?

However, as the previous War God of the Great Tang, Wang Zhongsi had been the only Great General to know the details.

The two of them had discussed the major risks of this massive explosion and the likeliness of a mishap, but this was the method to obtain victory that came with the smallest amount of sacrifice.

But there was one other aspect. Wang Zhongsi had a very stern and cautious personality, completely different from Zhangchou Jianqiong. There was no chance that he would leak anything.

"We finally succeeded!"

Putting aside the battle between Wang Chong and Genesis Supreme, the alliance army had suffered such devastating losses that it had completely lost the ability to fight back against the Great Tang.

Most importantly, the strongest force, the Yeluohe, had suffered an unprecedented blow in this explosion. Not only had more than ten thousand Yeluohe been obliterated in the center of the explosion, the seven-thousand-some other Yeluohe had also been caught up in the explosion.

Though there were still several thousand Yeluohe alive, this small number of Yeluohe could not pose much of a threat to the hundreds of thousands of Tang soldiers.

"King of Foreign Lands!"

"King of Foreign Lands!"

"King of Foreign Lands!"

Heaven-shaking cheers rose from the army, all of the soldiers growing excited as their admiration for Wang Chong reached its peak.

Again!

Wang Chong had once more led them in turning defeat into victory, winning this war that would decide the fate of the Great Tang.

Just as they had always believed, so long as Wang Cho

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