Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

In the Beigong Changle Hall, Li Yuan discusses the overwhelming strength of the Turkic forces, numbering around 400,000, compared to his son Li Shi Min's 100,000 troops. He criticizes Li Shi Min's strategy and recent decisions, emphasizing the dangers of engaging in battle without adequate resources and support. Li Yuan suggests negotiating peace with the Turks, even if it means ceding territory, citing historical precedents of temporary submission for future gain. Despite Li Shi Min's trust in his capable generals and the strategic mind of Li Chao, Li Yuan remains skeptical of Li Chao's loyalty and warns against risking the empire's fortune in a potentially disastrous conflict.

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