The Great Qi Strategy: Lone Flame

During the Spring and Autumn period, the state of Qi, tucked into a narrow strip between the heartland of Yongzhou and the nomadic grasslands, is like a candle flickering in the wind. On his deathbed, Lord Liao Lie entrusts the bronze tiger tally, symbol of military command, to his eldest son by a concubine, Liao Dang. His legitimate son, Liao Ji, inherits the white jade tablet and White Moon Sword, symbols of rightful succession. The two princes of Qi, each bearing a different mission, face the howls of the Di wolves and the iron hooves of powerful neighbors, amid political undercurrents and encircling enemies. Following the strategy of "strengthen the army at home, resist powerful neighbors abroad," they must fulfill the ultimate mission of "reuniting the twin jades" before the blood-red dawn...