The information controls the war.

When the Normandy landings took place, the Allied forces successfully deceived the Nazi German command by leaking information about landing in the Pas-de-Calais region, and even as they lost Normandy, the Nazis were still convinced the invasion would happen there.@@novelbin@@

Admiral Yi Sun-sin was also deceived by the false information spread by the spy Yoshira, leading King Seonjo to misinterpret the situation during the Japanese invasions of Korea.

“Anyone who underestimates the value of information should not engage in war. A military led by such a commander is doomed to defeat.”

Therefore, even ancient warriors made every effort to gather information about their enemies.

They strived to discover when and where the enemy would attack, how many troops they had, and what their supply situation was like.

They also spread disinformation to mislead the enemy.

The most famous example of this is the cunning tactic employed by Huang Gai during the Battle of Red Cliffs, where he staged an entire performance, enduring torture at the age of over 80, just to deceive Cao Cao.

“While it’s essential to focus on gathering information, it’s also courteous to spread disinformation, isn’t it?”

Even in simple games, like those where a player denies the existence of another’s mother while she is still alive, strategies are used to outwit opponents at all costs.

In war, where no such concept as "cheating" applies, I must use every evil method at my disposal to win.

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