Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

The narrative unfolds in the strategic region of Xiao Guan, a vital pass in Guanzhong, surrounded by the Long Shan mountains and Jing River. Historically significant, it has been a frontier against northern invasions, witnessing military actions from the Han to the Tang dynasties. Despite its strategic importance, Xiao Guan faces challenges, including isolation due to Liang Shi Dou's control over surrounding regions and the threat posed by his mercenary forces, particularly the Ji Hu Ren. Li Chao, leading a contingent of 20,000 men, analyzes Liang Shi Dou's strengths and weaknesses, revealing internal strife within his ranks. This insight suggests that while Liang Shi Dou appears formidable, he may not be as invincible as believed, especially with potential discord among his allies.

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