Rebellious Wei.

Summary

. In a tense battlefield beyond the Great Wall, Ke Bi Neng anxiously observes a stalemate between his cavalry and the elite infantry of the Wei Kingdom. Despite his forces holding their ground, he fears that time is not on his side, as his elite infantry is dwindling and he will soon have to rely on less experienced tribal warriors. He contemplates whether to flank the Wei army but hesitates, knowing that a premature move could lead to disaster. As he considers the potential for victory, he feels a surge of youthful vigor but is reminded of the cautious nature of warfare by his companion, Bu Du Gen, who warns against underestimating the cunning of the Han people and the recklessness of summoning all tribal leaders to battle. .

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