In the last years of the Qian Dynasty, Chen Xiao, a soldier in the frontier army, was sent to a place of death in northern Xinjiang. He was isolated in the city on a cold night.
His superiors deducted military rations, and his colleagues regarded him as a piece of shit. After a big battle, it was not his turn to fill the trenches as cannon fodder.
Unexpectedly, he unexpectedly got a golden finger, and a book "Thirty-Six Strategies of War" appeared in his mind. The art of war surged like a spring, and the battle formations resembled palm prints.
He can deduce situations hundreds of miles away, turn mediocre soldiers into fierce warriors, and even a fire-burning girl can be trained into an elite scout in his hands.
While others relied on ancestral wisdom to gain military exploits, he relied on cunning tactics to change his fate. Others defended the city and waited for reinforcements, but he backhandedly robbed the enemy's camp and burned the enemy's food route.
Climbing up from the frozen corpse mountain, he led a group of defeated soldiers to fight off an iron-blooded army.
Over the years, Wang Qi pointed out that the barbarians were frightened and the clans were frightened - in this world, someone will finally be able to play chess!
Concept: Cold Weapon Era