When the army of Liang set out, the monarch and nobles of the Zheng Kingdom hastily declared Liang to be without virtue.
At this time, Liang attacking Zheng Kingdom was seen as taking advantage of others' peril, a display of the strong bullying the weak.
However, the statements from the royal family and nobles of Zheng found no resonance in the other kingdoms.
The feud between Liang and Zheng was well known to all the countries.
Moreover, it was the Zheng Kingdom that had initially waged war on Liang not long ago, and now Liang was merely counterattacking.
As for claiming Liang was taking advantage of the situation, if Liang truly intended to do so, it could have seized the opportunity to annex the other kingdoms, but it did not.
The discourse within the Zheng Kingdom had no impact on the advance of the Liang army.
Within Liang, both martial artists and common folk were divided into two factions regarding the attack on Zheng Kingdom: the conservatives and the radicals.
