Rise of the Lord God.

Summary

Wu Ming boldly declared his ambitions for Izumo Province, planning a direct assault on the Yi Yu Jia's stronghold, Kawahara Castle, despite the risks involved. With only 2,500 troops, he faced skepticism from his subordinates, who warned of the dangers posed by local clans and fortifications. Wu Ming insisted on taking risks to achieve his goals, proposing to use captured soldiers for labor and to intimidate enemies. As his forces advanced, they encountered a formidable wooden fortress, prompting Wu Ming to consider unconventional tactics, including deploying a small catapult to minimize casualties while capturing strategic positions.

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