The Generals of the Late Han

Sun Tzu said: In the art of war, taking a state intact is best; destroying it is second best. Taking an army intact is best; destroying it is second best. Taking a brigade intact is best; destroying it is second best. Taking a regiment intact is best; destroying it is second best. Taking a squad intact is best; destroying it is second best. Thus, winning every battle is not the best of the best. Subduing the enemy without fighting is the best of the best. The highest level of warfare is to win every battle; the highest level of strategy is to subdue the enemy without fighting. In the chaotic final years of the Han dynasty, see how a frail scholar uses the strategies in his heart to support a Cao warlord whose realm is teetering on the brink, and raise him to rule the world as the mighty Cao Wei!