Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

The chapter discusses the logistical challenges of transporting grain in the Northern Desert, particularly around X Shexingguan. Shen Tang proposes a bold strategy to disrupt enemy supply lines by destroying their routes rather than directly engaging their escorts. This innovative approach raises skepticism from Chu Yao, who questions the timeline for execution. The narrative delves into the dynamics among military leaders, their concerns about morale, and the implications of prisoner exchanges during wartime. As tensions rise, the characters grapple with their responsibilities and the consequences of their decisions, including the potential for betrayal and the need for strategic planning in the face of adversity. Key points include: - The limitations of transportation methods in the Northern Desert. - Shen Tang's unconventional strategy to cut off supplies. - Internal conflicts and differing opinions among military leaders. - The significance of morale and the implications of prisoner exchanges.

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