A top modern military strategist, disguised as an unlucky consort who was forcibly married. The princess disliked him for being incompetent in literature and martial arts, so he enjoyed his leisure time and used military theory to "grow vegetables" in the backyard of the princess's house every day. Until one day, the princess led her troops on an expedition and was trapped. In desperation, she received a letter from the prince-in-law. There were only eight words in it: "Send east to attack in the west, and encircle the points to bring reinforcements." The princess did as she was told and returned with a great victory. After returning home, she found that the prince-in-law was using the strategy of "joining vertical and horizontal lines" to exchange the sauce duck recipe with the cook of the palace next door.
On the surface, he is a useless Buddhist prince-in-law vs. Secretly, he is a god-level strategist - he uses small notes to remotely command the princess to fight, and by the way, he changes his love rival's courtship letter to
combat map
Because he is a time-traveling military genius but must hide his identity, he can only use notes for remote command; because he can only use notes, it creates the suspense of "information gap" and the crisis of "being discovered"; because he is constantly facing the risk of being discovered, he is forced to upgrade from passive hiding to active layout; because of active layout, he gradually changes from "hiding in the dark" to "standing in the light", and finally completes his growth from "pretender" to "chooser".
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Reminds me of those little notes that I ignored over the years. Does it also have a hidden answer?
Reminds me of those little notes that I ignored over the years. Does it also have a hidden answer?