There are many strategies in the Three Kingdoms that focus on details, and Zhuge Liang is an expert. There are two examples to illustrate Zhuge Liang's success in detail.
First, in the one hundred chapters of The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang's northern expeditionary army was ordered by Adou to withdraw from Shu, and he used a "plan to add a stove" to prevent Sima Yi from coming after him. For example, the army has only 1000 noncommissioned officers, and at night it digs 2,000 stoves, and at night it digs 3,000 stoves, and so on. Seeing that the Shu army was getting more and more hot, Sima Yi thought that soldiers were constantly joining and did not dare to pursue it rashly. Zhuge Liang successfully retreated to Shu.
Second, the most typical example-"empty city plan". There is a sentence in "Empty City Plan" describing how Zhuge Liang arranged it: "If you see Kong Ming sitting on the tower, smiling, burning incense and playing the piano. There is a boy on the left, holding a sword; There is a boy on the right, with a tail in his hand. Inside and outside the city gate, more than twenty people bowed their heads and swept the floor, and there was no one. " What really scared Sima Yi away was not Zhuge Liang, but these carefully arranged details.
I hope these can help the landlord.