The World's Number One Indestructible Marquis.

Summary

In the story, Shi Lei, the Marquis of Dingjun, faces ridicule from old generals for his lack of martial prowess despite his scholarly title. He argues for reform in military examinations, emphasizing their importance in governance. The old marshals, initially dismissive, eventually support his ideas, recognizing the need for military reform. Shi Lei seeks guidance from these seasoned warriors, trusting their experience over civil officials. The narrative highlights the tension between civil and military roles, the significance of military titles, and the camaraderie among the old generals, who also challenge Shi Lei's drinking abilities, adding a humorous touch to the serious discussions.

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