The sky has descended on all realms, let's take stock of the [Evolutionary History of Human War]!
Bai Qi, the God of Killing in the Warring States Period, looked down upon the common people. Han Xin, the Immortal of Soldiers, believed that having more soldiers would be better. Ten wise men in the martial arts temple were waiting for a miracle, hoping to see what future generations would say about "soldiers"!
[Part 1: The Peak of Cold Weapons—The Art of Will and Ingenuity]
The siege of Bai Deng was sealed, the wolf was sealed in Xu, the giant deer broke the cauldron and sank the boat, and Fei Shui defeated the many with less!
Sun Wu stroked his beard and smiled: "Soldiers are deceitful, and future generations will not be able to escape the barriers of Sun Tzu's Art of War."
[Part 2: The Meat Grinder of Industry—How dare mortals look directly into the torrent of steel? !
A million people were killed in the battle of Verdun! Heavy machine guns harvest lives like mowing grass!
The tanks roared and crushed the cavalry, and the fighter planes roared and tore through the sky!
Bai Qi suddenly stood up, sweating profusely: "Where is this war? This is clearly a slaughterhouse in the world!"
[Part 3: The pinnacle of human infantry - the Great Wall of flesh and blood fights against the world coalition forces!
At 40 degrees below zero, the ice sculpture company stood majestically; under the weight of Van Fleet, the 38th Parallel remained motionless!
Huo Qubing's eyes were red: "To shake the steel with a mortal body? Who in the world can defeat such a dead warrior!"
[Part 4: Information dimensionality reduction attack and ultimate destruction - Twilight of the Gods]
In the 42-day Gulf War, over-the-horizon strikes subverted the entire army; a mushroom cloud rose from Lop Nur, destroying the world!
Looking at the thousands of miles of mountains and rivers turned into scorched earth in an instant, the First Emperor was speechless for a long time, and the soldier Han Xin collapsed on the ground:
"In the face of absolute power... The art of war has become extinct!"
Too frustrating. . .