I Transmigrated to the Great Li: Using Thirty-Six Stratagems to Survive the Turmoil

A hundred years later...

When the historians look back on the turbulent years of warfare in the final years of the Dali Dynasty and analyze why Yue Xiao rose above the many warlords, they list dozens of reasons in great detail.

But in the present, a hundred years earlier, Yue Xiao is not yet the leader of Yanguishan, the Northwestern King who strikes fear beyond the frontier, or the mighty ruler who commands the Central Plains and surveys the grasslands.

Only Yue Xiao himself remembers the boundless fear in his heart as he stood bewildered in a wedding hall woven with schemes, dressed in a scarlet wedding robe.

Across the land, righteous rebel armies rise throughout the Central Plains, powerful clans hold sway, and the northern barbarians sharpen their blades, eyeing the realm hungrily.

As for Yue Xiao, the old chieftain has fallen in battle, Potian Stronghold has fallen apart, and powerful enemies surround him.

What is to be done?

Yue Xiao shakes his head. Good thing I have the Thirty-Six Stratagems!