Stealing Fragrance.

Summary

Liu Bei remained silent during the journey, understanding the value of discretion. He analyzed the Yamakoshi's tactics, suggesting a decisive battle on open ground. Lu Xun, impressed by Liu Bei's leadership, ordered Xu Yuan to engage the enemy while Liu Bei supported the flanks. The Yamakoshi, unexpectedly bold, attacked with unarmed civilians at the forefront, a cruel tactic reminiscent of historical strategies. As chaos ensued, Liu Bei led a cavalry charge to protect the civilians, firing arrows at the Yamakoshi troops behind them, causing disarray. This unexpected move shifted the battle dynamics, highlighting the complexities of war.

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