Psychological Warfare Siege Defense

1. Prepare innovative weapons (e.g., fire cattle with swords on horns)
2. Attack at night with overwhelming noise and visual terror
3. Follow with infantry assault

Key Principle

"Begin like a maiden, then strike like a fleeing rabbit" - lull the enemy into complacency before striking.

Expected Outcomes

• Enemy morale shattered
• Defender morale maximized
• Successful breakout or relief

Verification

1. Confirm that the feigned weakness phase has genuinely induced enemy complacency before launching the surprise attack.
2. Validate that innovative weapons and night-attack preparations are fully staged and tested before execution.
3. Ensure defender morale has been bolstered through the divine legitimacy and psychological manipulation phases before committing to the final assault.