In the ninth year of the Great Cause of the Sui Dynasty (613), a rebellion by Yang Xuangan shook the government and the opposition, and in this turmoil, the fate of a young man changed, he was Li Mi, the son of Li Kuan, the Duke of Pushan.
Li Mi was born in the Guanlong aristocracy and was the great-grandson of Li Bi, one of the Eight Pillars of the Northern Zhou Dynasty. He was known for his talents from an early age, but his talent was not fully displayed in his position as a court guard. It wasn't until Yang Xuangan raised troops that he found a platform to display his ambitions.
Yang Xuangan is known for his heroic temperament, he saw Li Mi's talent and befriended him wholeheartedly. The two young people were like-minded and soon became friends of life and death. Li Mi joined Yang Xuangan's army and gave him advice. However, Yang Xuangan's decision-making mistakes in the rebellion led to the eventual defeat.
Li Mi escaped the crisis and later took refuge in the Wagang Army in Henan. With his unique wisdom and strategy, he made important contributions to the development of the Wagang Army.
Li Mi's story is about the transformation from a court guard to a military adviser in Wagang, and a journey of finding oneself and realizing one's ambitions in troubled times. His story teaches us that a person's destiny is not static, but can be changed through one's own efforts and wisdom.
In the process, Li Mi showed his ingenuity and keen insight. He is good at analyzing the situation and proposing practical strategies. His story teaches us that staying calm in the face of adversity and playing to your strengths is the key to achieving self-worth.
Overall, Mi Lee's story is one of challenges and opportunities. He has grown from a palace guard to a strategist of the Wagang Army, and his experience tells us that only by constantly learning and improving ourselves can we find our place in the changing world. This is a story worth pondering.