King Wu, ruler of a warring state, consults Jiang Taigong, a military strategist, on escaping enemy encirclement. Jiang Taigong details a breakout strategy emphasizing tactical formations, nighttime maneuvers, and exploitation of enemy weaknesses. The plan includes using deception, specialized units, and portable bridges to overcome geographical obstacles. The dialogue highlights the importance of courage, discipline, and calculated aggression in achieving victory against overwhelming odds. Ultimately, King Wu approves of the plan.