I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Bai Tan, a seemingly quiet city, becomes historically significant during the Three Kingdoms period when Cao Cao launches a surprise attack against Wu Heng, utilizing a strategic route through Bai Tan Pass. This area, crucial for military movements, features the Qin Straight Road and is surrounded by marshlands that hinder enemy advances. Cao Cao's strategist, Tian Chou, devises a plan to exploit the terrain, leading to a decisive victory. The narrative also highlights the importance of Bai Tan in military campaigns, including the Xiongnu's anxiety over Han incursions. Yi Zong, facing the Xiongnu, strategizes to draw them into open terrain for battle, showcasing the tactical significance of geography in warfare.

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