The sixth prince Li Ce was thrown to the border by the emperor for training. He thought it was a gold-plated job.
Unexpectedly, just three days after arriving, the enemy attacked at night, the general died in battle, and the border was in danger.
When the remaining soldiers knelt down and asked him to take charge of the overall situation, Li Ce silently took out a copy of "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu.
"Don't panic, let me read it first - this situation must be written in the book..."
Overnight, he defeated 30,000 cavalry with 5,000 remaining soldiers.
The victory news was transmitted back to the capital, and the emperor on the dragon throne was silent for a long time while watching the battle report:
"How come this style of play... Is exactly the same as when I was young?"
