"Is that soldier crazy? When the rebels attacked the city, he squatted on the battlements and took notes!" When the Suiyang defenders sneered, no one knew that Lin Zhao's rag notebook was full of drawings on the weaknesses of the rebel ladders, the range of the catapults, and even the general's habits of formation.
When the city broke out at night, he broke out with half of a "map of the rebels' dead spots" - this map later burned An Qingxu's granary, collapsed Shi Chaoyi's tunnel, and became a treasure in Guo Ziyi's account that was "more valuable than a hundred thousand troops"!
From the captain to the general, he used the "sparrow to peck the eagle" to break the enemy's front, and used the "serial strategy" to prevent the Tang army's defeat in Yecheng; when he hung Shi Chaoyi's head on the Luoyang city gate with his own hands, all the veterans kowtowed: "This son can truly recreate the prosperous Tang Dynasty!"
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The descriptions are confusing and the story doesn't read smoothly at all. The plot is dragging and boring.
The descriptions are confusing and the story doesn't read smoothly at all. The plot is dragging and boring.