Traveling Through the Warring States Period, Facing Bai Qi at the Beginning

The battlefield is not just about fighting and killing, but also about human relationships. Xiao Zhao has no problem fighting and killing. What is lacking in human sophistication is a billion points.

I don't quite understand why people today look down on Zhao Kuo. How many generals in ancient times had commanded more than 200,000 men? How many of them have fought in the national destiny war? How many of those who fought in the War of National Destiny did so when the quality of the soldiers was low, the elites were almost completely wiped out, or they had no ability to use them? How many of them took the initiative to attack the enemy under the compulsion of the king? How many of them started the war just after taking over the army with low morale? How many of them had food logistics problems and were fighting in a sluggish domestic economy? Take a closer look at how many people there are, and then look at how many strong people there are. How many of them meet the above conditions? Even if you leave out the last three, see how many people there are before you speak. It is true that he lost, but there is nothing to say, but under those conditions, how many of you can beat him? I didn't even say that Bai Qi's opponent in the lane was something that few in ancient times could match.

The author is still a fan of Zhao Kuo, which I didn't expect A few additional points for the author: 1 Zhao Jun's cavalry was not as amazing as it was boasted. The main combat power at that time was chariots. The 20,000 Qin troops were able to cut off the 400,000 Zhao troops' food routes, which clearly illustrates Zhao Qi's fighting ability. It also illustrates Zhao Kuo's command level. After all, Lian Po was not cut off. 2 I have only read the first two chapters. I am a little confused about what the author means by this virtual Wei army. In my opinion, if the 400,000-strong army wants to withdraw, when the military capabilities of the opponent are much higher than our own and the troops are superior, it is an act of seeking death. It is easy to cause a big rout. If you refuse to defend the camp, you will at least die later. 3 According to history, the gap between the Zhao army and the Qin army is very large. It is so big that in my opinion it may only be 82 points. This 2 point still gives Lian Po face. What is the gap? (1. Logistics gap. The Qin army has water transportation capabilities, and its food and grass consumption is far lower than that of Zhao. Even if Lian Po cannot hold out, after a long tug-of-war, Zhao's logistics cannot hold on. The only way is to lose land and retain people, shorten the logistics line, or make a desperate move. 2. Soldier gap. Zhao's army mostly uses civilian men as recruits. Qin has been tempered by long-term wars and is very capable. Most of the soldiers are elites who have fought in many battles. If you want to win in the field, you need to have an explosive command level. 3. The equipment gap. At the end of the Warring States period, the Qin army had the best equipment among the seven countries. In this regard, the seven countries were not worthy of winning, and they could not win.) 4 I have been reading about Zhao Kuo for several years, and almost all of them are made up without checking the history. Then he entered the palace with unsatisfactory grades, almost without exception. I hope the author will check the history carefully and come up with the idea carefully. Come on

Seriously, if you casually move the troops in ancient times, you will die miserably, especially for people like you who came from time-travel and don't understand anything. If you mobilize the troops, you will die miserably, because every transfer will cause the entire situation to change. Someone will hit your most important part. This is just like playing chess. There are professional players on both sides, and suddenly a novice is replaced. Can you tell me how many moves you can make.

I want to ask the protagonist if he is sick! Why do modern people have to allocate fields to soldiers, and want equality and so on? Modern people eat your rice, so I would like to ask, in modern my country, who has their own fields? Do farmers have it? They all belong to the country, so what kind of equality is there? If modern times can't achieve equality, why would a group of protagonists go to ancient times to achieve equality? …

By the way, there is another saying that after the Battle of Changping, if Handan continues to march troops, it can be said that Handan is not much different from being undefended, but the other countries will definitely not sit back and watch Qin swallow Zhao like this. There is a high probability that the coalition forces will be gathered to attack Qin. At this time, most of Qin's troops are in the north, so how can they continue to fight the coalition forces? King Zhaoxiang's idea was to retreat first, digest the fruits of victory in the Changping Battle and lick the wounds, and wait until I recover again before marching eastwards. Just like a fist exerting all its strength, it must be withdrawn before it can accumulate the power for the next heavy blow. The difference between King Zhaoxiang and Bai Qi at this moment is that Bai Qi believes that if he uses his troops to destroy Zhao at this moment, the power of annihilation can scare other countries and make them dare not act rashly. However, King Zhaoxiang did not dare to gamble. If he lost this bet, the Qin State would be catastrophic, so he finally decided to order Bai Qi to withdraw his troops. ​ King Zhaoxiang did not dare to continue gambling. If the destruction of Zhao did not go smoothly, Handan was captured, and the remaining cities of Zhao State surrendered to other countries, and these countries decided to unite and fight to the death, Qin would most likely be defeated miserably. The final result was that Zhao was destroyed, Qin was seriously injured, and the other five countries were advantaged. If so, the history books will accuse Bai Qi of being blinded by victory and eventually falling from the altar.​

Zhao She: My son can't do it Mother Zhao: My son can't do it Lin Xiangru: Zhao Kuo really can't do it Some people in modern times: Zhao Kuo, can do it! laughing to death

I'm very curious. The allusion of talking on paper has not died out for thousands of years. Why are there so many philosophers from the Internet Temple trying to reverse the case? It has been more than 2,000 years since the unification of the Qin Dynasty. There have been countless generals and talents in China. Is there not a famous general or even a military strategist who can see that the war talks on paper are fake? Is Zhao Kuo a capable person or a reserve capable person? It is true that Zhao Kuo is incompetent and can control the army. The Zhao army's back road was cut off by tens of thousands of Qin troops. In the end, Zhao Kuo failed to organize elites to counterattack. Instead, he was surrounded by the Qin army and waited for more than forty days. He could not even launch a loud counterattack. Is he still incompetent? A dog will bite when cornered. In Zhao Kuo's position, even the most basic organized elites could not attack. In the end, only a group of personal guards followed Zhao Kuo in a desperate struggle. The entire army surrendered and had no morale.

In the past two thousand years, no one has dared to overturn Zhao Kuo's verdict. Nowadays, netizens are really NB

? ? ? ? A college student just traveled through time and commanded a large army to fight? The opponent is still in vain? This setting is completely screening readers!

I really have the courage to write about this time period, because I can't compete with people, and I can't compete with logistics. There is no way to win except to trick Zhao Kuo or to outwit the people around him. When large armies are fighting, and the front is overwhelming, the role of surprise soldiers is very small. There is no doubt that the quality of the soldiers is Qin Guoqiang. In the end, the leadership is stupid. I believe that Zhao is more likely than Qin. After all, other countries have produced a generation of heroes, and Qin is the remnant of the Fen Sixth Generation. (By the way, the Battle of Changping was not a battle to destroy the country, so it is nonsense to say that Bai Qi's superior achievements overshadowed his master. After the Battle of Changping, Bai Qi still wanted to fight, that is when his achievements shocked the master, so he was killed.)

No matter how bad Zhao Kuo's reputation is or how miserable he is scolded by future generations, it cannot change the fact that he is one of the best generals or handsome men in the world. Now, he started out as a big shot at the level of the supreme commander of a military region. Just by traveling through the past, can a person learn by himself without a teacher and win the battle of Changping? How about playing? Not to mention science fiction, fantasy, fairy tales, and prehistoric novels probably wouldn't dare to be written like this 🙂🙂🙂

The people of Qin praise you, Lian Po hates you, and the king of Zhao promotes you in danger. King Zhao had little trust in military generals, and then the generals on the front line suddenly turned around and brought the army back, and the troops were all murderous ヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉﾞ❀~. This is a royal capital and the capital must be moved. It's time to run away.

My own mother went to King Zhao first to ask for a pardon. I really don't dare to think about Mr. Zhao's level.

Those who brag about Zhao Kuo's military prowess should first clarify the fact that it took less than ten days from when he took office to the time when the entire army launched an attack. The structure, organization and combat capabilities of Zhao Kuo have nothing to do with him. The middle and low-level officers were all arranged by Lian Po when he was in office. During the more than 40 days of siege, he stood firm and waited for reinforcements. He finally broke out when the human and yin ate each other, and did not cause serious harm to the Qin army. Historical records say that more than half of the Qin army suffered casualties, and that it was said by Bai Qi himself. Regardless of whether this is true or not, it is recorded that when Bai Qi said this, the first Battle of Handan had been fought, and the Qin army was defeated miserably. It is obviously referring to the many wars between Qin and Zhao in recent years, including the Battle of Shangdang, the Battle of Changping, and the Battle of Handan. Bai Qi also advised the King of Qin to cultivate himself. The Warring States Policy also records that Bai Qi won the battle of Changping without losing any armor. Do you believe it or not?

What I hate the most is that just because I am a time traveler and a modern person, I have to follow the ancient people's style of not being greedy and not robbing everyone. How can I get a sense of superiority? Individuals have different values ​​in different eras. Why should the modern class demand that everyone is equal in ancient times? If real people are equal, the world will be in chaos.

Everyone is equal, but it has not been achieved now. What the protagonist wants to do in ancient times, I will put it here. As long as the supreme ruler, the person in power, is the day for mankind, everyone is equal. It is bullshit. I am fooling you day by day. I really think that bringing the current concept to ancient times is good. It is extremely ridiculous.

I couldn't sleep all night, and I would like to thank the author for letting me see the stupidest method of covering up footprints in history - building a bridge, and then demolishing the bridge after the troops have passed... First, you are a surprise attack with light equipment, and you have to climb rocks on the way. Where did you get so many long wooden boards? Second, even if you cut wooden boards on site, where did you get so many woodworking tools? Where did so many huge iron nails come from? Are the traces of your logging not traces? Third, how do you deal with the huge construction marks when you demolish the wooden bridge? Are all your soldiers floating in the sky doing construction work? After dismantling the wooden bridge, you can smash all the iron nails into the ground. Did you take all the planks with you? This is a whole bridge and a section of wooden planks, carried by soldiers? Not to mention that in the same plot paragraph, soldiers are asked to boil water to relieve their fatigue. You dare to light a fire for a surprise attack, and you are not afraid of being discovered by the smoke? Not to mention the construction noise of the bridge building, just before the surprise attack, I bumped the bowls with each soldier one by one and roared to boost morale. I felt a bit poisonous. We also used poisonous ink to blacken the weapons on site to prevent reflections. Putting aside the difficulty of coloring metal, where did you get the ink and poison?

In Chapter 64, our defeated troops were chased by Qin soldiers. In order to allow more defeated troops to survive, the protagonist in the distance had an idea and shouted "Live to death, brothers, see you in the next life." As the commander-in-chief, he decided to lead a few of his men to attack the enemy camp.

In fact, people today can't do anything in ancient times. The ancients were not that stupid, especially the people who left their names in history. Since Bai Qi was able to conquer people who had never been defeated in his life during the Warring States Period, he would have to kneel down if he went there.

It's really impossible to write about this time period. First of all, if you don't say anything else, face Bai Qi directly without experience and hit him on the head. Even if you know the history, it's useless. That's not the only way he can do it. All I can say is that maybe you can watch it, but you can't use your brain.