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Song-Ming -> Romance of the Three Kingdoms -> Kan Ze Presents A Treacherous Letter; Pang Tong Suggests Chaining The Ships -> 24

:“黄盖阚泽曹操!”庞统西The wily traitor took his leave. Just as he was about to embark, he met a man in a Daoist robe, with a bamboo comb in his hair, who stopped him. The man said, "You are very bold. Huang Gai is planning to use the 'personal injury ruse', and Kan Ze has presented the letter of pretended desertion. You have proffered the fatal scheme of chaining the ships together lest the flames may not completely destroy them. This sort of mischievous work may have been enough to deceive Cao Cao, but I saw it all." Pang Tong become helpless with fear —-his viscera flown away, his spirit scattered. By guileful means one may succeed, The victims too find friends in need. The next chapter will tell who the stranger was.


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