Rebellious Wei.

Summary

. The chapter describes Liaoze, a marshy wetland formed by tributaries of the Liao River and streams from Mihu Mountain, with no precise measurements of its extent. Xiahou Hui leaves Gong Sun Yi and his cavalry outside while he explores Liaoze, which is desolate in early winter, with dried streams and stagnant waters. He examines aquatic plants and notes the signs of insect activity. Despite the challenging terrain, he assesses the rivers for crossing possibilities and reflects on the urgency of the upcoming campaign against Liaodong. Xiahou Hui feels the need to persuade Guan Qiu Jian about the tactics proposed by Fu Rong, as he doubts the chances of victory without a change in strategy. .

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