Opening with a Poem, Shocking the Entire Court of Civil and Military Officials!.

Summary

Lu Feng stands in despair at the foot of White Tiger Mountain, witnessing the destruction of his military supplies, which leaves his army vulnerable. After a devastating loss of troops, he feels defeated. However, strategist Fan Shu reassures him, claiming to have moved most supplies beforehand, reviving morale. As they prepare to regroup, Fan Shu reveals the truth: the supplies were not moved, but he plans to use their remaining war horses for sustenance. He proposes a daring plan involving the princess as an inside agent to poison their enemy, Qin Ying. Despite Lu Feng's initial skepticism, he realizes the potential of this strategy, though he resists the idea of serving tea to a subordinate.

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