"Zilong's Strategy: War of the Three Kingdoms" takes Zhao Yun's legendary life as its bones and his troubled times as his soul. It breaks through the single label of "victorious general" in traditional narratives and focuses on his neglected military strategies and troubled times choices.
Changshan Zhending was a passionate young man who bravely joined the army with his hometown, but he saw through Yuan Shao's ambition and Gongsun Zan's limitations. Not only did he use a long spear to break the formation at the border bridge and protect the people from the rebels, but he also used "Sun Tzu's Art of War" as the guideline to set up ambushes at the Black Wind Gate and use fire attacks to drive back the enemy.
When the city of Beiping was besieged by a hundred thousand troops, when Gongsun Zan was in deep danger due to his ambition, and when the people were displaced in the flames of war, Zhao Yun used wisdom as a shield and loyalty as a spear to find a way to stabilize the world amidst Yuan Shao's calculations, Cao Cao's intimidation, and Liu Bei's expectations. The care of the medical girl Ayun, the life and death of his brothers, and the cries of the people have all turned into his weaknesses and armor when planning his plot.
This is not a simple heroic legend, but an epic about how a general protects his original intention with good plans and fulfills morality with courage in the furnace of troubled times. From the beginning of the war, let's see how Zhao Yun makes moves in the chess game without regrets, and blazes his own path of loyalty and courage in the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms.
