In the following days, outside the city gates of Huangzhou, Prince Cheng's troops launched several attacks. However, Huangzhou's terrain was naturally easy to defend and hard to attack, so it wasn't an easy task for those men. Moreover, since the city defense army successfully defended the city several times, the morale of Prince Cheng's soldiers was greatly damaged and was not as fierce as it was during the night raid on the first day.
The citizens of Huangzhou were still living their lives in trepidation, but the city defense army's successful defense gradually gave them confidence. Apart from repairing the houses that had been burned that night, they were also working hard to return to their normal lives. The City Garrison Army still patrolled the streets every day, searching for any assassins who might have slipped through the net, to prevent any disturbances that might cause chaos among the citizens.
