In Shengle City, Yao Zizhan once said to Zheng Fan, who was then just the general of Shengle, that the battlefield after the fighting is sentimental.
At that time, Lord Zheng mocked him about how many times he had actually been on the battlefield, and why when he previously marched south to attack the Qian State, he hadn't seen a county magistrate named Yao Zizhan bravely resist.
Master Yao, frustrated, shouted that just because he hadn't been on the battlefield didn't mean he hadn't dismounted from a bed of lean horses?
The same fierce battle, the same bed of wounds, the same feeling of desolation and loneliness while watching the people lying beside you;
However,
The reason Lord Zheng initially disputed Yao Zizhan was simply because he thought this old literary man was wasting time, pretending to be moved by the chaos of war even though he hadn't really fought;
But in reality,
Yao Zizhan was actually right.
