A modern military doctor died suddenly and traveled through time. When he opened his eyes again, he became Jiang Wushu, an exiled prisoner of the Great Xia Dynasty - dressed in rags, a bumpy prison car, and exiled three thousand miles to the north. The escorting officers and soldiers ran away, the bandits came, and the 80,000 Beirong cavalry were heading south.
You start with a prison car, and all its equipment relies on talking. But he is not afraid. He has Sun Tzu's Art of War, Thirty-Six Strategies, Four Crosses of Chishui, Stalingrad Street Fighting, and Psychological Warfare in the Gulf War in his mind... How can he, a modern military doctor, be afraid of a group of ancient barbarians? From the bandits' den to Yunzhong City, from the exile to the Northern Marquis, he used the lever principle to build the city wall, used the three-three system to train troops, used tunnel warfare to defend the city, and used the Chishui River four times to play with the Beirong army. Poems, lyrics, and poems are at your fingertips, and modern knowledge reduces dimensionality. Confucian scholars chatted with each other in the court hall, and strategized on the battlefield.
In this life, he wants to reach the sixth level and be a highly respected minister.
In this life, he wants to protect everyone he wants to protect.
In this life, what he wants to rewrite is not just a person's fate, but the trend of an era. When the art of modern warfare collides with the era of cold weapons, and when poetry and poetry infiltrate the iron-blooded battlefield, let us witness how an exiled prisoner rewrites the mountains and rivers step by step!
Mountains and rivers thousands of miles away can be included in the scroll. Open "Picture Scroll of Mountains and Rivers" to see how Jiang Wushu wrote the entire era into his own picture scroll.
Wow, this is so good.