Great Zhou: I Laugh at Guiguzi's Lack of Strategy and Sun Bin's Lack of Wisdom

In the twenty-seventh year of Tonghe, the emperor of Great Zhou was incompetent and tyrannical. He appointed the worthy instead of the eldest, enfeoffing his thirteen adult princes in different regions.

However, once the princes arrived in their fiefs, they did not focus on governing their provinces as the emperor had expected. Instead, they sparked the Thirteen Princes' Rebellion, a conflict that lasted for years.

Lu Xian, a blogger who made war-game simulation maps, unexpectedly transmigrated into this world. Drawing on the strategies he had accumulated in his previous life, he joined the camp of the Sixth Prince.

Lu Xian: “I don't think this is a chaotic age. On the contrary, I've never felt so clear-headed.”

Strategist: “This is the best of times.”

Common people: “This is the worst of times.”

The princes: “Some useless little fish and shrimp up ahead? I'll kick them out of the way.”

Sixth Prince: “Sir, isn't this plan a little too ruthless?”

Lu Xian: “Once Your Highness ascends the throne, great scholars will argue the matter for you!”