The Great Idle Person of the Zhenguan Era.

Summary

The Great Tang Dynasty needs one more battle against the Tibetan army. Fang Qiao, the Prime Minister, believes in fighting first and then negotiating, while Li Su proposes a strategy of non-war, subduing the enemy without a fight. Li Shi Min agrees with Fang Qiao and decides to go to war, appointing generals for different campaigns. Meanwhile, Li Su is appointed as the Registrar and Military Advisor of the General-in-Chief's Headquarters, with Niu Jin Da as his supervisor. This position allows Li Su to provide counsel to Niu Jin Da and ensures his safety. Li Shi Min's decision is a calculated move to utilize Li Su's talents in the war effort. Li Su is unaware of the development and continues with his daily life, running his printing shop, which has gained popularity due to the emperor's personal inscription on the signboard.

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