King Wei of the Warring States Period

Throughout the hundreds of years of the Warring States Period, when did Korea become so awesome! Aren't they all young men? The author will update more!

I feel like something is wrong with the King of Han. The Kingdom of Wei has not declined yet. Although the Kingdom of Wei has been defeated once before and the new king has only just ascended the throne, this has no impact on Wei's defeat of South Korea. King Han should understand this. What is going on with this mysterious and confident King of Han.

It feels pretty good. I just hope that the protagonist is not unable to walk when he sees a woman. A monarch like the protagonist is less kind. I feel that it is still a bit difficult to unify the Central Plains.

I have read several Warring States novels, and the king of Wei was often cheated on

I've read thirty or forty chapters. Let's not talk about anything else, but there is a problem in the military. Not to mention that Peng Juansheng's military rank rose so quickly. He jumped from commander to general in just a few months. According to what I found, the village chief has at least 5 people and a maximum of 50 people. Moreover, the chief of the village should be a member of the Qin State. In the Wei army, 50 people belong to one genus, and 100 people belong to one village. Moreover, he was promoted from the chief of the garrison to the hundred generals just the day before. The next day, I dared him to lead five thousand soldiers and horses for a sneak attack. You must know that a hundred generals can only lead 100 people. How dare Gongsun Qi? You must know that this is equivalent to you being the platoon commander of a strengthened platoon one day, and the next day you can be the commander of a strengthened brigade, or even a division commander with a smaller establishment. Even if you don't have any experience in leading troops in Genius, it won't work, right? And you only received these 5,000 people that night. How can you lead the army if you can't even recognize the top generals? Will those who are higher than you recognize you and trust you? You need to know 5,000 troops and horses. You can't dismantle all the troops just for these 5,000 soldiers and horses. The only people with the highest level of 5,000 are Baijiang. So there are countless people with higher levels than you. 5,000 Soldiers and horses are equivalent to a brigade, but before you were only equivalent to a commander. The company commander, regiment commander and previous brigade commander who are still above you in rank. How could I listen to you? Not even with Sima's orders. And you haven't shown any special talents. At most, you are just good at martial arts. And your ambush. The Korean army is so stupid that they don't even send scouts. If it was sent, why wasn't the army alerted? This is South Korean territory. It's impossible for Wei's scouts to be more familiar with the terrain than South Korea's scouts. And you should be more vigilant when marching in South Korea at night. It should not be said that the general was careless or too hasty and lost vigilance. Wei is strong and Han is weak, so generals should not be careless. Oh, you mentioned in your article how this general could be too hasty when he clearly knew that the city could still hold on for a few days. Another question is, after you are promoted to general, where will your troops come from? This 40,000-strong army had no additional troops. Normally, the army will definitely have high-level generals during training, and these generals will usually lead the army when going on an expedition. Because these generals are more familiar with the army. And since you have become a general, if you want to have soldiers and horses, wouldn't it mean that the generals of the original units must be transferred and idle. If that's the case, how could you let those generals not feel resentful? You, who was a soldier a few months ago, become a general a few months later. He also forced himself to leave. Isn't this equivalent to someone who was the monitor a few months ago? A few months later, he became the brigade commander, and the original brigade commander was transferred and idled. If they are not transferred and idle, then when the time comes to fight, you will have more or less troops. What will happen to these original generals? Why should people at the same level listen to you? How do you give an order? Should it be handed down to these generals, or directly to the subordinates? How can you control the army if it is given to the generals? If they are assigned to subordinates, what use will these generals have in the army? So there are a lot of problems with the military.

The non-traveler setting is a big failure

Wei's strategy: the first step is to conquer Han and Zhao as a barrier; the second step is to advance westward to destroy Qin, annihilate the Rong, Di, and Yiqu to stabilize the rear; the third step is to attack Bashu and obtain resources; the fourth step is to unite the three Jins; the fifth step is to unify the world.

I finally came across a book about King Hui of Wei. I felt very sorry for the decline of the Wei state. It was later reduced to a second-rate country. In every alliance, it was just a pawn of others. Whenever the main country retreated, it could only cede territory and pray for preservation. In the end, I look forward to the author writing a different story.

This was done by a big guy from the Warring States Bar. Although it was a few years later, the general situation was similar.

It is recommended to read the Warring States period "King Huai of Da Chu". During the Warring States Period, the domestic situation was closely related to the situation in the world. One move affected the whole body. King Huai of Da Chu described this at the beginning. The war and relationship between Qin and Chu basically depended on the Yan State thousands of miles away.

Not many people write about Wei. But there is one thing to say. If the Wei State does not connect its territory together, it is destined not to become a big climate. It may be able to accumulate higher national power than the countries that have not reformed because of early reforms, but it will not be able to do so once other countries implement reforms. The main reason: The reform was not thorough, the rentier class in the middle was not completely reached, and talents could not be retained. Second: The three territories of Wei are not connected, and the national power cannot be connected together. Actually, I couldn't figure it out when I was looking at the map. Why didn't the Wei State exchange land? In the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Period, it was normal to exchange land with each other. Coupled with the fact that the Wei Kingdom among the three countries has made changes in advance to become stronger, he is fully capable of suppressing Zhao and South Korea.

The prosperity of the Wei State in history was entirely due to the talents of Wei Wenhou. The long-sleeved and good-dancing people unite the three Jins to add domestic reforms. Moreover, the three Jins had just separated and were still in love with each other. It has been relatively easy since they united. But Wei is destined not to become the same world as Qin, and dividing his country into two is an imperial trap. The protagonist of this book is King Hui of Wei himself who travels back in time. He does not understand the unification of the world after Qin, so it is destined that according to the world in the novel, Wei can only delay the decline of Wei, which is of little use. If a modern time traveler is the protagonist, I would like to give you two suggestions. First, stabilize the three Jins, make good friends with Qi and Chu, focus on attacking Qin, and always attack Qin. Second, window opening theory. The Qin people endured hard battles and were hard-headed. It's because they have been on the northwest frontier for many years. When Qin was about to be destroyed, he proposed to exchange the land of Liang for the land of Qin. This is like a robber who robbed you of 100 yuan and turned you into a pauper. You must hate him and be determined to fight him to the death. But if the robber suddenly returns 50 to you, then you must thank him from the bottom of your heart. He is such a particular person. Changing the territory of Liang actually has its advantages. The center of gravity of the Wei state that entered the Qin territory will definitely not be in Shanxi, and will inevitably turn to Guanzhong. At this time, Liang Di was useless. But after Qin won Liang, it could at least contain the surrounding countries and give Wei time to consolidate its territorial development.

The fight against South Korea at the beginning was too natural, as if it was easy to destroy the country, and the skills were insufficient to describe the war situation.

The writing is too bland. I was looking forward to it, but the rhythm and key narrative are not outstanding.

This Wei State already has the strength of the Qin State in the late Warring States Period. Foreign wars should be based on crushing numbers. It should cost 200,000 to defeat Zhao and 300,000 to defeat Chu, and they can send troops at the same time. As a result, the Wei State still has so few troops. When being besieged by many countries, tens of thousands are left here to defend, and the remaining 100,000 are used to attack other places. Md, it feels like the Wei State has developed and expanded its territory in a lonely way for more than ten years. If you look at the current Wei State and the Wei State at the beginning of the article, do you feel that it has been reborn? Wars still rely on conspiracy and calculation. Is it as domineering as the Qin Dynasty that destroyed the six kingdoms, with hundreds of thousands of people riding in the face? Nothing,

Let's analyze the situation at the beginning and enjoy it for everyone Zhao Guo, just give him candy while restricting him: while encouraging Zhao Guo to fight Qi and Zhongshan, at the same time encourage Yan, Qi and Zhongshan to fight against Zhao. Since Zhao State could not match it, Zhao State had to rely on Wei and was tied into a chariot by Wei State. From then on, Zhao State became Wei's means to maintain strategic balance in the east, and Wei State was able to focus on the west and slowly encroach on Qin State. In Korea, just give him candy while limiting it. At the beginning, Wei State has enclaves in Luyang and Yuguan, close to Fangcheng in the south of South Korea, and can cede these plots to South Korea. After the new wave of the Battle of Hexi, Hangu-Taolin and Shangyu-Shangluo, which were cut off from Qin, can be given to South Korea: on the one hand, the former is to allow South Korea to retain a strategic buffer area on its western border, while Wei itself can retain Tongguan to protect the Guanzhong occupied area; on the other hand, the latter is to force South Korea to occupy the upper reaches of Danshui to face Chu's military peak, and on the other hand, it is also to hinder the exchanges between Chu and Qin and the possibility of Qin-Chu alliance. As long as South Korea faces the threat of Chu, it will inevitably be controlled by Wei. Song State, the Song State in the original historical line was during the reign of Song Xiugong. At this time, it was a vassal state of South Korea. However, under the author's setting, the Song State does not seem to be a vassal state of South Korea but is more likely to obey the orders of Wei State. You can feed all the meat cut from the southeastern part of Qi to the Song State. Anyway, the Yishusi area is also a potential expansion area for the Chu State. Since the Wei State is still beyond its reach, it is better to feed it to the Song State to limit the geographical influence of the Chu State here and at the same time intensify the geopolitical conflicts between Qi, Chu and Yue. In short, as long as Wei does not show territorial ambitions to Song, Song will be willing to accept the protection of Wei's wings to eliminate the military threat from Qi and Chu. Qin State, the main direction of expansion that Wei State is slowly encroaching on. Since Qin fortress is not inhabited by Zhu Xia, Qin's industrial and commercial development is very limited, which means that the benefits of conquering Qin will be much smaller than those of Zhu Xia. Even though this was the core reason why Wei Feng did not choose to conquer Guanzhong in the previous life, Guanzhong's large enough population carrying capacity was still very attractive for Wei to establish a reserve troop base. But almost everyone knows that the Wei State after annexing Qin is too powerful and extremely fearful. In addition, if the Qin State really wants to annex the state, the desperate resistance of the Qin State will be strong, so the Wei State can only slowly try to do it. Chu State was at the peak of its "Prosperity and Prosperity" at this time. During this period, Chu State was mainly recharging its energy and focusing on attacking. The Wei State should mainly avoid its sharp edges. The author is right to choose to befriend the Chu State and cause trouble to Qi. As long as Zhao and Chu continue to attack Qi, it will be enough for Qi to eat a pot, and Qi will no longer be able to spare the energy to deal with Wei. And if we really want to fight Chu, Han and Song should be used as human shields to reduce the consumption of Wei's own national power. When Qin is completely annexed by Wei, it will not be too late to plan for Huaibei. Qi State is the most suitable being to be regarded as an imaginary enemy. Because Qi and Jin are located in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River Basin and the border is too long, geopolitical conflicts between the two are inevitable. Unlike Chu, which can divert disaster to the east, the war between Qi and Jin will be endless in the long term. In addition, Qi's own national strength is strong, so it is necessary to mobilize the three Jins to attack Qi together. But even if the three Jins work together, it will not be easy to break through the Jishui Great Wall defense line. It is more realistic to weaken Qi through multi-directional harassment and encroachment and decisive battles with superior forces. Allowing Zhao to seize the northern territory of Qi and allowing South Korea to retain its enclave in the east can encourage the three Jins to fight in unison. In terms of the direction of expansion, Wei can seize the strategic hubs for fighting Qi in the east (Xue Ling, Acheng and Anyang at the junction of Pu River and Ge River are very noteworthy), and let South Korea invade the southwest of Shandong. Therefore, compared with the border between Han, Zhao and Qi, Wei is the smallest, thus achieving the purpose of shrinking the defense line. The country of Yue, a AFK country, may also become a stalker harassing Qi Chu in the dark. The Yue Kingdom in history originally experienced internal political turmoil and frequent changes during this period. The Zhujiu Rebellion in 375 BC caused the Yue Kingdom's tributaries in the Yishu Valley to become independent one after another. Until Wujiang ascended the throne for 30 years, the Yue Kingdom was engaged in internal strife. During the period of King Wei of Chu, he even directly defeated the Yue Kingdom under Wujiang's rule and took away the land of Xuzhou. If the Wei State wants to cause trouble to Qi and Chu just like the Jin State supported the Wu State in history, then the Wei State will have to help the Yue State implement the eldest son inheritance system in the name of Zhou Li to stabilize the power. For Wei, it only needs to send some carefully trained talents to Yue to gain a heartfelt external ally. This political investment is obviously very worthwhile. Yan State, an idle country, can also become Wei State's troublemaker to stir up the situation in Guandong. The Yan State has four directions of expansion, corresponding to Qi State, Zhao State, Zhongshan State and Donghu State. Considering the situation of Yan Hou Wen Gong at this time in the historical line, he chose to unite Zhao State and send Qin to attack Hu. If Wei wanted to use Yan to its advantage, assassinating Qin Kai and inducing Yan to focus on the Hebei Plain would be an option. Wei can jointly attack Qi by uniting the relationship between Yan and Jin, or suppress Zhao by advocating the threat theory of Zhao and uniting to support Zhongshan and Yan. In either case, Yan is just a pawn to Wei. Finally, let's go back to our protagonist, Wei Feng, King of Wei. The Wei State is located in the land of the Four Wars and has too many directions for expansion. In order to ensure that there is less chance of being hit by the Kwantung Allied Forces one after another, it is necessary to concentrate on dealing with one enemy specifically while causing less trouble. To the west, in the original history, Qin State continuously stabbed Wei State in the back after King Wei Hui, which caused countless troubles to Wei State. Therefore, it is necessary to concentrate all efforts to destroy Qin State. However, Qin itself is still an old society with strong clan and tribal power, so even if Wei wants to swallow it in one gulp, it will not be easy. Wei's most realistic strategy for advancing westward is to isolate Qin and Qi, and secretly eat Qin while constantly creating conflicts among the countries in the east. Due to the limited number of passages into Guanzhong, the Wei State was able to block news of the war in Guanzhong. This would also make the war to destroy Qin proceed more smoothly to the end. To the south, the border with Chu State in the south, such as the area west of Yingshui, can be sent out. At the same time, there is no need to build a divide that connects Bianliang directly to Yingshui. After all, the gap that facilitated travel between Wei and Chen was itself a double-edged sword. It not only made it easier for Wei to invade Chu, but also made it easier for Chu to invade Wei. Compared with the north-south divide that has no defensive function, it is better to build the Ximen Canal first to defend against Zhao's counterattack. However, the Putian Canal can still be built to divert water from Putian Ze for irrigation. As far as the east is concerned, the overall situation is to maintain a strategic balance. On the one hand, the constant troubles prompted all countries to divert their attention from Wei's destruction of Qin. On the other hand, it also made Han, Zhao, Song and other younger brothers tired of dealing with the threat of Qi. As long as the younger brothers have something to do and make a profit, and this can only be achieved by uniting under the Wei national flag, then Wei's hegemony will be unshakable. In addition, Wei may consider assassinating Ying Quliang, who is serving as a hostage in Qi. Therefore, the next king of Qin must be Ying Qian. Firstly, the possibility of Qin's large-scale reforms may be eliminated. Secondly, Ying Qian, a stubborn war faction, will be more likely to ruin Qin and realize the great future of Wei. Even if this incident can be exposed immediately as being done by Wei, it is still worth it compared to letting a British lord ascend to Qin.

I would like to ask the author if he wants to eat? When marching and fighting, there is no mention of logistics and food and supplies, and there are no civilians. Without civilians, how can we carry armor, weapons, food and grass? If we send 40,000 troops, then we really have 40,000 soldiers? No hard labor?

Why do all countries have to change their laws? This is so unreasonable. You can have a unique idea when writing a historical essay, but it still needs to be reasonable. In history, various countries were beaten by the Qin State. We all know that Shang Yang introduced reforms to the Qin State and it began to become powerful. Why didn't other countries follow suit? There must be huge factors in this, which our descendants do not know or understand, which makes the rulers of various countries dare not follow suit, at least not in large numbers. In fact, only a handful of reforms in history have been successful, and most reforms have failed. System changes basically occur on a large scale with the change of each dynasty. What the author writes still has a certain logic and is not a simple essay. I hope the author can arrange the outline more reasonably and bring us readers a high-level historical text, especially the Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States period.

I don't want to see anything you don't have women in, it's not interesting at all.

The biggest flaw of Wei State is that the country is divided into two unrelated parts: east and west. Originally, there was a chance for change after the Zhongshan Kingdom was destroyed. But Wei Wenhou gave up this opportunity. At the same time, it also laid the groundwork for the split of the three Jin Dynasties.

Fan Ju's distant relations and close attacks laid the road to the unification of the Qin State. In the early stage, he also attacked from all sides and beat anyone who disobeyed. In fact, there was no benefit at all. Wei's geographical location was not very good.

I thought it was time travel, but it turned out to be rebirth, which is useless. After rebirth, the person is still the same person, and personal power is of no use in the face of the general trend.

The first king of Wei State was King Wu of Wei