Qi Hao transmigrates into the Great Li Dynasty.
Hundreds of thousands of soldiers lay siege to a city. They led the assault, slew enemy generals, seized their banners. His father and brothers, along with countless valiant soldiers, all died on the battlefield. Only then did they capture more than ten cities from the enemy.
Just as the surviving soldiers were waiting to be rewarded, an order came to retreat. Why? Because the princess lost a poetry duel to someone in the enemy kingdom, and now wanted to hand every city back to Great Qian?
Li Bai lamented that he had been born in the wrong era.
Su Dongpo declared that this had to be impossible!
The others went to argue their case, only to be executed for disobeying military orders.
Fine. Just fine!
If that's how it is,
then he would like to see whether these so-called poems can save Great Qian when the realm falls into chaos and the enemy reaches its gates.
He wasn't biding his time and swallowing his humiliation. He was waiting for the perfect moment to strike a fatal blow.
It can be seen that the author is very good at writing about himself