Marvel: Become a saint by hanging up and create a myth

........................ With the development of the war situation, Lin Nan brought his wisdom and military talent to the extreme. He devised many surprising strategies that bought valuable time and space for the Shu Han. Together with Zhuge Liang, Zhao Yun and other famous Shu Han generals, he jointly defended the Shu Han territory and protected Liu Chan's royal power. ............................................................

Lin Nan's resourcefulness and military prowess won praise both inside and outside Shu Han. One day, he and Zhuge Liang held an important military meeting in a small pavilion. The trees around the pavilion rustle in the breeze, and the sunlight shines on the ground through the leaves.

"Jijun, we must try to weaken the strength of the Wei Kingdom in order to gain the upper hand in this war," Zhuge Liang's brows furrowed.

"Lord, I have a feasible method called the 'empty city plan'. We can take advantage of Wei Jun's greed and make them trouble. Lin Nan said cautiously.

Zhuge Liang frowned, "Please elaborate on this strategy."

Lin Nan began to explain, "We can choose a city, leave the city gate open, and then lure the Wei army to attack. Once they enter the city, we can ambush the soldiers all over the city, and then suddenly close the gates, trapping the enemy inside. At the same time, torches were set off at the head of the city, creating the illusion that there were few people in the city.

Zhuge Liang nodded thoughtfully, "This strategy does sound feasible. However, we need to find a suitable city to implement. "

Lord, please leave it to me," Lin Nan suggested, "I have sent spies to send a suitable city." A

few days later, Lin Nan's spy came back to report that he had indeed found a suitable city. This city is called Fengyi City, and the terrain is dangerous, suitable for setting up ambushes. So, they began to prepare the plan.

One day, Fengyi City opened its gates as if no one was guarding. The Wei reconnaissance forces soon became aware of this situation, believing that Fengyi City had been lost and immediately marched into the city.

Lin Nan hid in the shadows of the city wall, waiting for the opportunity. When the Wei army entered the city, he suddenly ordered the gates to be closed. The huge iron gate closed quietly, and the soldiers of the Wei army were stunned and found themselves trapped in the city.

At the same time, the torch at the head of the city was lit, reflecting the light in Fengyi City. Lin Nan led his soldiers to suddenly appear from all corners and launched a fierce attack. Wei Jun was caught off guard and plunged into chaos.

Lin Nan waved the long sword in his hand and led his soldiers to kill the enemy bravely. His eyes flashed with determination, and he knew that victory in this battle was crucial for Shu Han.

The victory of the Shu Han army at Fengyi City aroused the vigilance of the Wei state. Cao Cao desperately needed to weaken the Shu Han dynasty, so he sent the general Xia Houyuan to lead a powerful Wei army to attack the Shu Han border.

Lin Nan rushed to the front line under Zhuge Liang's call, and he knew that it would be a fierce battle. He came to the Shu Han barracks and saw that the soldiers were nervously preparing for the attack of the Wei army.

"Jijun, the situation this time is quite dangerous," Zhuge Liang said to Lin Nan solemnly.

Lin Nan nodded, "Yes, Master." But I have a strategy that may help us get through this.

Zhuge Liang asked curiously, "Please tell me your strategy." "

I call it 'borrowing the east wind,'" Lin Nan explains, "and we can try to guide the Wei army into a narrow valley and then use the east wind to start a mountain fire and trap them in the fire."

Zhuge Liang nodded thoughtfully, "This strategy is a bit risky, but it may work. We need to find a suitable valley to implement.

Lin Nan did not dare to be careless, and he sent a military division who was proficient in the terrain to find a suitable valley. Soon after, the division returned to report that it had found a valley that was geographically well suited.

A few days later, the Shu Han army ushered in the attack of the Wei army. Xia Houyuan led the Wei army into the valley, unaware that this was a clever scheme by Lin Nan and Zhuge Liang.

When the Wei army led by Xia Houyuan penetrated deep into the valley, the east wind suddenly blew up, blowing the dust in the air to the depths of the valley. Lin Nan and Zhuge Liang's soldiers quickly set fire to the hay on both sides of the valley, causing a raging fire.

The Wei army was driven by the east wind to advance deep into the valley, and the wildfires spread rapidly. Xia Houyuan realized the danger, but it was too late. His troops were trapped in the flames, and cries of terror echoed through the valley.

Lin Nan and Zhuge Liang stood outside the valley, looking at the scene in the sea of fire, with heavy hearts. It was a brutal battle, but they knew that for the future of the Shu Han, they had to take all necessary measures.

After the battle, the victory of the Shu Han army in the valley boosted the morale of the soldiers, but also caused an even stronger counterattack by the Wei state. Cao Cao sent his most elite troops to destroy the Shu Han resistance in one fell swoop.

At the emergency military meeting, Lin Nan stood beside Zhuge Liang, and in the face of the grim situation, they needed to formulate a plan that could protect Shu Han.

"Master, the pressure on the Cao Army is increasing," Lin Nan said, "We need a surprisingly winning strategy to turn the situation around."

Zhuge Liang thought for a moment, then nodded in agreement, "You are right, we need a clever strategy. Lin

Nan came up with a plan, which he called "collecting arrows." He explained that they could disguise the weakness of the city, lure the Cao army into a fierce attack, and then take the opportunity to launch a counterattack. The key to this plan was to guide the Cao army to concentrate its fire attacks and quickly change formations to counterattack.

Zhuge Liang thought that this plan was feasible, so they began to make emergency arrangements. The soldiers inside the city erected false walls to make the city look more vulnerable. At the same time, they hid most of their soldiers inside the city, preparing for the attack of the Cao army.

The Cao army arrived as scheduled, and seeing that the city looked invincible, they believed it and launched an attack without hesitation. The arrows were as dense as rain, and the surface of the city was quickly filled with arrows.

Inside the city, Lin Nan and Zhuge Liang waited for the opportunity. When the Cao army began to storm the city, they suddenly gave orders, and the soldiers quickly rushed out from behind the city wall and launched a fierce counterattack. Cao Jun was shocked by this surprise attack and fell into chaos.

Lin Nan waved the long sword in his hand and led the soldiers to march forward. Their actions were like lightning, quickly turning the tide of the battle. The morale of the Cao army began to decline, and they felt cheated.

The Cao army's raid was stopped by the ingenious stratagem of the Shu Han army, but the war did not end. Cao Cao was furious, and he sent more troops to besiege the border cities of Shu Han.

Lin Nan and Zhuge Liang stood on the city wall, looking at the Cao army in the distance. This time the offensive was more fierce than ever, and the soldiers in the city also felt the great pressure.

"Master, the strength of the Cao army is strong, how should we deal with this siege?" asked Lin Nan, looking at Zhuge Liang.

Zhuge Liang frowned slightly, and said thoughtfully, "We need to use the terrain and weather to make a plan that will make the Cao army passive in the attack.

Lin Nan quickly understood Zhuge Liang's intentions, and he suggested, "If we can take advantage of the topography of this mountain range, we can try to guide the Cao army into a narrow valley." We can then take advantage of the topography of the valley and release boulders that block their path.

Zhuge nodded in agreement, and they began to prepare for the plan. The soldiers of the city made urgent arrangements, dug a large number of boulders in the mountains, and ambushed on the sides of the valley to wait for the moment.

The Cao army attacked again a few days later, and they charged the city without fear. Leaders such as Lin Nan and Zhuge Liang unhurriedly guided the Cao army into the valley.

As the Cao army advanced deep into the valley, the Shu Han army quickly gave orders, and the soldiers began to push the boulder down the hillside. Huge rocks rained down, blocking the path of the Cao army, and the Cao army's military strength was rapidly weakened.

Lin Nan and Zhuge Liang led their soldiers to launch a fierce attack, suppressing the Cao army in the valley. Cao Cao realized that he was in danger, but he could not easily escape in the face of the powerful armies of Jushi and Shu Han.

The defeat of the Cao army in the battle of the valley did not discourage them, but provoked an even more violent offensive by Cao Cao. He sent a large army, including some of the most elite troops, to prepare for a final decisive battle against the border cities of the Shu Han dynasty.

Lin Nan and Zhuge Liang stood on the city wall again, watching the Cao army surging in the distance. This time, the number and strength of the Cao army far exceeded the previous offensive.

"Lord, the Cao Army's offensive this time is extremely fierce," Lin Nan frowned and said, "Our soldiers also felt great pressure.

Zhuge Liang nodded solemnly, he knew that this battle would be a life-and-death battle, "We must hold our ground and look for opportunities to counterattack." The

soldiers in the city felt tension and fear, but they also knew that this was their last line of defense to defend the Shu Han. With firm conviction, they were ready to meet the fierce offensive of the Cao army.

The attack of the Cao army began, and arrows rained down on the city wall, and the surface of the city was pierced by arrows. The soldiers in the city resisted bravely, but the Cao army became more and more fierce.

Lin Nan and Zhuge Liang stood on the city wall, their brows furrowed, they knew that they needed a surprisingly winning strategy to turn the situation around.

"Jijun, we must hold our ground and wait for the opportunity," Zhuge Liang said.

Lin Nan nodded, his mind thinking about possible plans. Suddenly, a flash of inspiration came to mind.

"Lord, I have a plan that may be able to bring us a turnaround," he said, "and we can pretend that the situation in the city is not good, and deliberately let the soldiers on the city wall disguise to retreat and lure the Cao army deep into the city." Once they go deeper, we can surround them and catch them all. "