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In economic planning and personnel deployment, Chen Xiaojun possessed distinctive insights and methods, thanks to the wealth of social experience and information-age training from his previous life.
Yet on the vast, intricate chessboard of war, his vision and breadth of perspective ultimately fell short of such heights.
He had never received training in that field.
Xia Qingyun, however, was entirely different. To her, war was the central melody of life, a magnificent epic she had spent her whole life writing and performing.
She had grown up amid the flames and smoke of war and survived several trials of life and death. Her understanding of warfare, grasp of human nature, and insight into changing circumstances possessed a keenness and depth few could match.
After extensive discussions with the Chen Clan, Xia Qingyun gained a fresh understanding of its strength and underlying resources.
On the foundation of that profound understanding, she drew upon her exceptional wisdom and decisive courage to lay out this grand game of alliances and maneuvering.
First, in her capacity as the Chen Clan's matriarch, she successfully mobilized Xue Chuxin, the illustrious Great General Chang'an.
Meanwhile, the Southern Kingdom had long sought to open the Feng-Tai Route through its "Clearance Memorial." Xia Qingyun had previously kept that proposal on hold, but now was precisely the time to put it into motion.
Using this opportunity, she secured cooperation with the Southern Kingdom, making it a vital part of the joint operation.
Beyond that, she specifically sent a letter to the Yue Family, the royal house of Häagen-Dazs, with whom she shared a deep friendship.
Through her influence and prestige, coupled with the letter's earnest wording and clear explanation of the stakes, she successfully persuaded the Yue Family to join the campaign.
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