As chaos looms at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, five-year-old Yilaguan accompanies his older sister Cai Zhaoji to seek refuge with Cao Cao, but then says something astonishing on the military training grounds! Holding a copy of The Art of War, he uses the story of Duke Wen of Jin retreating three hundred li to precisely analyze its five key factors: the Way, Heaven, Earth, the General, and Law. His insights prove to be indistinguishable from those of the strategist Xun You, stunning Xun Yu, Cao Ren, and the other generals! Wei Zi, the richest man in Chenliu, personally comes to the camp to put him to the test. Faced with one challenge after another from renowned scholars, Yilaguan answers every question with ease. He even uses a famous line from The Analects to work out how Confucius’s 72 disciples were divided between adults and children, enlightening the learned scholars gathered there! A child prodigy carrying a thousand years of wisdom has appeared out of nowhere. Xun Yu urges Cao Cao to meet him, while renowned scholars compete to take him as a disciple. See how this five-year-old stirs up the winds of war in Yan Province, helps Cao Cao crush the Yellow Turbans and vie for supremacy, and becomes the most impossibly brilliant strategist behind the scenes in the chaotic Three Kingdoms era!
One sentence from the left is Liu Bang, another sentence is Liu Bang. The Han Dynasty has not yet been destroyed. The etiquette of this era is not a joke.
Bragging, no logic