He had been racking his brain, trying to figure out how to break the siege of Yunchuan City and still get his men back home safely.
The only strategy he could devise was a lone-wolf mission: strike at the heart of the enemy, capture their leader to break their ranks. He would take down Andre himself and throw the Turkic forces into chaos.
When it came to leading troops in battle, Chu Lingguang was no expert.
Although his power had grown, making his mind sharper and allowing him to master worldly Cultivation and Martial Arts with ease, he was incapable of commanding an army or turning the tide of a battle.
Fortunately, he could entrust what he couldn't do to others. Chu Lingguang had military strategists in his camp.
The Captain before him, Ma Zhong, was one such man. He was an outstanding officer—brave, resourceful, and Chu Lingguang's most capable subordinate.
"Don't be afraid to speak your mind. Tell me what you're thinking."
