Chapter 68

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In the use of military force, there is a saying: I dare not be the host, but prefer to be the guest; I dare not advance an inch, but prefer to retreat a foot.
This is called marching without moving, rolling up sleeves without arms, throwing without an enemy, wielding without weapons.
No calamity is greater than underestimating the enemy; underestimating the enemy nearly cost me my treasure.
Therefore, when armies clash, the one who is sorrowful will be victorious.