Seeing some change in his son, Lan Tian was happy from the bottom of his heart. The one he worried about most was Lan Ji. Countless stories had taught Lan Tian that "a sharp blade breaks easily," and over these years, he had been tempering Lan Ji's character.
Tiger Guards Martial Hall had sent the Youth Camp out for field examinations, while Guangzhou Medical College had also selected several hundred students and dozens of physicians to head north. Whether Cao Pi would use Sun Quan's poisonous scheme or not, the battlefield would never lack a need for doctors. Besides, Lan Tian's hallmark had always been to prepare for a rainy day.
"For this war against Wu, those tens of thousands of commandery troops are only support. The main breakthrough still lies with the Trap-Breaking Army. Should I send you to Guiyang now? Boyang's side may not have started fighting yet." Lan Tian deliberately teased him.
"Hehe, I'll listen to Uncle Gao. I definitely won't lose out by following you," Lan Ji said with a mysterious grin.
Song Chen found it amusing. General Gao truly understands the master, he thought. There were no particularly fierce generals on the Changsha front. With Blue Second's exaggerated martial prowess, following the master would surely give him plenty of chances to take the field. If he went to Guiyang and joined the Trap-Breaking Army instead, Lan Yuan might not be willing to let his younger brother risk himself.
After dealing with Jiaozhi's lingering threat, Lan Tian contacted Hu Ke repeatedly and laid a trap to make Jiangdong provoke a war. Taking the initiative to scheme was far easier than passively enduring blows.
Dealing with Jiangdong was different from dealing with the Shi Clan of Jiaozhi. Under Lan Tian's rule, Jiao Province's political structure was relatively