In a concealed pit, the soldiers set up camp, hidden flawlessly. The leading officer is robust and methodical, arranging the camp in an orderly fashion. The camp is well-manned with soldiers, keeping guard day and night without any breaks, demonstrating great steadfastness.
But with them in the open and us hidden, there's no worry about lack of strategy. Li Xian, with keen eyesight, observes the number, the distribution of soldiers, and their shifts. He sees the camp has over three hundred men, all rigorously trained and adept in several arrays.
If we engage in direct combat, it would inevitably let them exploit their advantages fully. Li Xian immediately devises a plan, dispersing the six units in all directions, prepared with poisoned arrows and bows. Li Xian, along with Mu Hongchou, Lin Aoshan, and others, first sneak into the enemy camp to create chaos, then feign escape. At that moment, the ambush disciples would suddenly shoot arrows, catching the enemy off guard.
