Great Tang: Scheming for All Under Heaven

In the fourth year of Zhenguan, Jieli leads two hundred thousand Turkic cavalry to attack Youzhou. If the city falls, the Turkic cavalry can surge south and advance toward the Wei River.

At this critical moment, a young man volunteers, claiming he has a plan to defeat the two hundred thousand Turkic cavalry and capture Jieli Khan alive.

His words send shockwaves throughout the land.

"Your Majesty, this would bring ruin to the nation!"

"How can a youth who has barely come of age serve as a strategist for the entire army?"

Faced with the doubts of civil and military officials alike, Chu Xiao uses his schemes to show this Tang dynasty, which values warriors over scholars, what it means to be a strategist: though physically weak, a single plan can kill a million!

With the System's support, he uses three ingenious stratagems to entrap and destroy the two hundred thousand Turkic cavalry, allowing Cheng Yaojin to capture Jieli Khan alive while Tang soldiers sweep across the plains of Mobei.

With a single plan to burn the city, he turns the great Liaodong royal city into scorched earth and brings Goguryeo, which Li Shimin had failed to conquer in ten years, under control without losing a single soldier.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.