"The \"Zheng Zi Art of War\"?"
Li Fusheng smacked his lips. Despite being unrefined, he clearly recognized the gravity of adding the suffix 'Zi' to one's surname. Adding 'Zi' to one's surname was akin to introducing oneself by saying, "Hello everyone, my surname is Zhang, and I am a genius. You may call me Genius Zhang." It gave off quite a shameless vibe. But warriors, who are instinctively antagonistic towards civil officials, consider such blatant arrogance an innate part of their nature. Therefore, in Li Fusheng's imagination, the so-called "Zheng Zi Art of War," by its very name, seemed to embody a warrior's absolute confidence—a brazen trampling on the refined beliefs of scholars! He truly liked that!
"Good. After this battle is over, I will delve into it."
