Seeking a classical Chinese translation of "Beacon Fire Playing with the Vassals"

Seeking a classical Chinese translation of "Beacon Fire Playing with the Vassals"
The house of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Feng Gao, was close to the Rong people. He made an appointment with the vassals to pray for Gao Bao on the road of the king. He set up a drum on the drum. People far and near heard each other. If the Rong people came, they would beat the drum and tell each other. The soldiers of the vassals would come to the rescue of the emperor. When the enemy was about to arrive, King You beat the drum, and all the troops of the vassals arrived. Baosi was very happy. King You wanted Baosi to laugh at him, so he beat the drum one after another. The soldiers of the vassals came several times but did not invade. Later, when the Rong bandits really came, King You beat the drum, but the vassal soldiers did not come. King You died at the foot of Lishan Mountain and was laughed at by the world. This is the so-called no enemy to deceive the enemy.

Answer 1

"Beacon Fires Play with the Dukes" was a modern web novel. Its classical Chinese translation was as follows:

"Beacon Fire Playing with the Vassals" is a certain online novel. The original text was as follows:

King You of Zhou played with the vassals for Bo Beauty Baosi with a smile, so that the vassals rose up and attacked each other. Later, he thought that the absurdity of this behavior was the saying of "beacon fire teasing princes". However, those who do not know either think it is a joke or a fact that the princes are attacking each other.