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

Summary

Chen Ping An intervenes to prevent Jiang Wu Yang from attacking the unyielding Song Jiu Jiang, who is accused of lying about the warships needed to combat the Japanese. Despite Chen Ping An's frustrations, he decides to negotiate with Song, who mocks him and offers only small boats, insufficient for a real fight. As Chen Ping An prepares for battle, he learns that Japanese forces have fortified cities, complicating their plans. With 30,000 troops, he sets out, but Lin Yu Tang reveals the Japanese have 50,000 troops and are refining oil for an assault. Chen Ping An realizes the wind direction is favorable for a counter-strategy, hinting at a potential advantage.

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