Yang Heshu was holding his position at the office of the Governor of Maozhou, while Yin Li was resting in the mountains, biding his time.
As day broke, a large army emerged from the mountain pass, making it clear that the Prince of Yizhou was not willing to delay any longer, as rebellion is also a matter that requires striking quickly and decisively.
Upon receiving the scout report on the military situation, Yin Li said: "Let them come out of the mountains. Do not attack just yet. Order Huang Ming to lead five thousand soldiers to set up an ambush at Baishan Pass..."
"General, the scouts report that the Prince of Yizhou is not among them, and that there are only ten thousand troops coming out this time."
Yin Li said: "If I were him, I would also not dare to dispatch all my troops at once. I would definitely need to seize Maozhou and Mianzhou first before proceeding."
"Then aren't we just going to alert the enemy with our actions?"
