Although Qi was almost conquered by five countries, Tian succeeded in restoring the country by his own efforts. As one of the five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi's national strength was greatly reduced after this war. Tian Dan adopted a policy of recuperation after the restoration of the country. He pays little attention to taxes and does not easily wage foreign wars. He vigorously developed agriculture, built water conservancy projects, and made use of Qi's geographical advantage of being near the sea to fish and make salt. However, the war of cutting Qi by five countries made Qi lose a lot of rich land and ruined the foundation of Qi's development. Even after 50 years of recuperation, Qi is doomed to never return to the past.

In 286 BC, the State of Qi took advantage of the civil strife in the State of Song and quickly sent troops to destroy the State of Song with lightning speed. The reaction of all countries is very strong, as if the next one to be destroyed is their own country. The countries with the strongest sense of crisis are Yan, Zhao and Wei bordering Qi. As a result, these three countries, together with Chu and Han, launched a five-nation war against Qi.

Due to the neat morale of the five-nation allied forces and the proper command of Le Yi, commander-in-chief of the Yan Army, in a short time, the allied forces let Qi taste what fear is. The five-power allied forces captured more than 70 cities of Qi in one fell swoop, and almost made Qi perish. Every road, Qi paid a heavy price to get peace.

Qi lost nearly three-fifths of its territory after the five countries cut Qi, and there is almost no possibility of recovering it. In this case, Qi can't really recover even after a hundred years' rest. Although he has more than 70 cities, he finally won it back bit by bit. Because of the war, many cities were destroyed and a large number of people died. Qi paid a painful price. After more than 50 years, Qi has not recovered.