Zheng Ye was patrolling in a J-20 fighter jet when a flash of white light hurled him and his aircraft into the Battle of Changping in 260 BC.
Tens of thousands of soldiers were fighting on the ground, and Zhao Kuo was nearly out of food, surrounded by Bai Qi. Zheng Ye blasted the Qin army’s mess tents with missiles and scared off five thousand cavalrymen with a sonic boom. The ancients took him for a god descended from heaven.
His plane was damaged and he couldn’t get home. His fuel was running low, so he couldn’t fight. He taught Zhao Kuo to build catapults and salvaged his aircraft’s cannon to defend the city walls. Bai Qi ground his teeth and vowed to capture him alive; the King of Zhao wanted his head, while Zhao Kuo treated him like an ancestor.
Zheng Ye thought this was a two-thousand-year technological advantage, but he didn’t know that Bai Qi was more than just a master of siege warfare! Both sides brought their tactical and psychological skills into full play!
