In the troubled times of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Xiao Ye, a young man from a poor family, was accused by the powerful minister Luo Zhi of having military documents passed down from his family, and his entire family was executed. He was the only one who managed to escape into the mountains. In despair, he accidentally triggered the jade slip left by the ancient Soldier Saint and obtained the golden finger "Soldier Heritage" - not only has superb military strategy and scheming skills, but also can summon the phantoms of famous generals from past dynasties to assist in the battle. Xiao Ye concealed his identity and sneaked into the enemy camp by pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. First, he defeated the weak in a small border town and became famous in one battle. Then he designed to provoke internal fighting among the powerful officials and gradually regained the lost ground. His ambition has evolved from personal revenge to ending a century of war and unifying the world. The full text has a tight rhythm, and there must be a slap-in-the-face climax every 10 chapters (such as defeating more with less, outsmarting a series of plots, exposing the identity of a traitor in public). In the end, Xiao Ye ascends the throne and proclaims himself emperor, establishes a new dynasty, and shares peace with his loved ones. The core selling point is the inheritance of the sage of war + tactics in troubled times. The target readers are lovers of historical tactics and cool writing. The cool path is game of wisdom → pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger → crushing power. The core value is revenge and the righteousness of the family and the country.
