Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Summary

Nong Zhi Gao's rebellion has heightened suspicions about Jiaozhi's involvement, leading to discussions among Great Song leaders about how to respond. Wang Liang Jing expresses a desire for immediate retaliation, but Wang Ning An argues for a more strategic approach due to the challenging terrain and logistics. Di Qing, the Supreme Commander, is cautious and orders scouts to assess the situation. A Jiaozhi envoy, Shen Cheng Gui, arrives demanding reparations and territory, which Di Qing vehemently rejects, asserting the Great Song's military strength. Tensions rise as Jiaozhi troops employ guerrilla tactics, resulting in significant casualties for the Great Song. Meanwhile, an analysis of Jiaozhi's historical context reveals their motivations and ambitions, prompting Wang Ning An to propose a focused attack on Shenglong Prefecture, a vulnerable area. The chapter ends with deliberations on the feasibility of this plan.

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