The Gate of Great Rebellion.

Summary

Chen Zhong Xu struggles to understand An Zheng's profound insights regarding the strategic importance of Fenghuo Liancheng and the implications of recruiting 100,000 bandits. An Zheng emphasizes the need to consider local sentiments and logistics, arguing that the bandits are unreliable and could jeopardize the campaign. He suggests that winning over the Night Woman Country could be more beneficial than relying on the bandits. An Zheng warns of the potential threat from the inner world, urging Chen Zhong Xu to rethink his strategy. Ultimately, Chen Zhong Xu decides to prioritize military action over bureaucratic delays, indicating a shift in his approach.

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