History: Scholar of the Great Xia.

Summary

Ye Tian's bold strategy to confront the Xiongnu with a hundred thousand cavalry is debated among military leaders. Su Cang and Sun Cheng Ru express concerns about the feasibility of such an approach against a million Xiongnu. However, Ye Tian argues that the Xiongnu, despite their numbers, are made up of individual tribes that may not unite in a crisis. He believes that if they can cause destruction rather than capture cities, their chances improve. The leaders reconsider Ye Tian's plan, realizing that with proper training and tactics, they could potentially corner the Xiongnu. As discussions continue, Xia Huang grows interested in Ye Tian's ideas, hinting at future collaboration.

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