"The plan is simple, but it will suffice." Han Xin took a sip of tea to moisten his throat, then looked around the hall. Other than Liu Ji, the Han officials all wore expressions of rapt attention, including Xiao He, who had questioned Han Xin that day.
"Mr. Zhang Liang truly spoke correctly. Han Xin is a peerless national talent." He was faintly excited.
As Liu Ji's most trusted right-hand man, Xiao He naturally understood what sort of people Liu Ji lacked at his side. Han Xin's arrival happened to fill that gap.
"The first thing Your Majesty must do is announce to the realm your dissatisfaction with Western Chu King Xiang Yu's enfeoffment." Han Xin waved a finger, glanced up, and found Liu Ji looking thoughtful.
"Declare war on the realm?" Liu Ji frowned slightly as he weighed the pros and cons.
"I don't think that is wise!" A voice rose from across from Han Xin. "Declaring war on the realm is far too dangerous. We ought to consider it carefully. Besides, if we are the first to rebel against Chu, we will surely become everyone's target! When that time comes, I fear even this old man's silver tongue may be unable to salvage the situation."
Everyone looked over and saw Li Yiji frowning at Han Xin with clear displeasure.
Han Xin frowned slightly as well, but he did not fear this veteran minister with his past merits. "In my humble opinion, Lord Li's tongue has other uses. As for the present situation, please allow Xin to explain."
I haven't even finished speaking. Why is this old fool, who only knows how to wag his tongue, interrupting?
Li Yiji glared. He had never liked hot-blooded young men like Han Xin. Now that Han Xin had become Grand General and