The Beginning Shocks the Emperor Wu: Did You Write This Poem?.

Summary

In this intense narrative, Chen Ping An masterfully outmaneuvers and kills Chen Ying Yue, a Southern Qi prince who threatened his family's honor. Using strategic planning and cunning, he deliberately provokes Chen Ying Yue into a confrontation, ultimately defeating him in a dangerous combat scenario. After killing his enemy, Chen Ping An returns with the severed head, earning immense respect from the Japanese warriors who are impressed by his strategic brilliance and combat skills. The story highlights themes of revenge, political intrigue, and the complex dynamics of honor and survival in a historical context.

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