If the enemy's troops are smaller than the enemy's, we must retreat; if our strength is inferior to the enemy's, we must avoid a decisive battle. This is the principle of using troops."

Tuoba Tao thought about it carefully and nodded:

"What Sun Tzu said is indeed true. Han culture is indeed profound!" He turned to look at Yun with burning eyes. "If General Zhuo was in Wei, I wouldn't have to go to the Yangtze River this time, but would have no choice but to withdraw, right?"

Hyun coughed awkwardly:

"Your Majesty thinks highly of me. I don't know anything about troop formations. It's all just talk on paper."

Tuoba Tao smiled:

"So what if you talk about it on paper? If you have a good deal, you can still create a world, like Xie An of the Jin Dynasty."

Hyun laughed and changed the topic. She didn't think she was any strong. The reason why these people thought she was stronger was because she had thousands of years of knowledge than these people.

As they talked, talking about yesterday’s banquet, Hyun asked:

"Why didn't I see Mr. Cui yesterday? Was he sick?"

Tuoba Tao's face darkened and he snorted coldly:

"About to be beheaded!"

Xun was shocked. Cui Hao was an important minister of the Wei State. He had been holding important positions since the Tuoba Gui period and was trusted by Tuoba Gui. Why was he beheaded?

Tuoba Tao looked at Xuan's surprised look and said helplessly:

"If all my subjects were like General Zhuo, I would be much more relaxed."

Monk Xuan Zhanger couldn't understand what he said, but he didn't take it seriously and asked tentatively:

"I wonder what mistakes Mr. Cui has made?"

He asked this question, but his mind was turning over history. Hyun didn't have much impression of Cui Hao. At that time, he just glanced at him and didn't take a closer look, so he didn't quite know what happened.

Tuoba Tao looked at Xun, picked up the wine glass, and took a sip of wine:

"Write randomly in the history books, write everything that should be written, and what shouldn't be written!"

Hyun was stunned:

"Wouldn't it mean that many officials would have to sit together?"

Tuoba Tao put down his wine glass, looked at the slightly swaying wine, and said calmly:

"There are not many officials. In addition to the Cui family of Qinghe, there are also the Lu family of Fanyang, the Guo family of Taiyuan, and the Liu family of Hedong."

Hyun was stunned again:

These families are all related by marriage to Cui Hao, but they are not colleagues at all, and it is impossible to write history books with Cui Hao. Since it is so-called random writing in history books, why are all the relatives of Cui Hao punished? Really?
Chapter completed!