
I Am Zhao Kuo, and I Love Waging War on Paper
我是赵括,最喜欢纸上谈兵
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Historical
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- Pre-Qin Antiquity
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- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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If you are not the King of Zhao, the Kingdom of Zhao will still be destroyed!
The destruction of Zhao cannot be saved by a victorious general. Don't have too many pig teammates.
When I saw the protagonist establishing Jinyiwei, I thought of Shang Yang's reforms
I once read a story. When Shang Yang escaped, he couldn't live in a shop because he had no household registration. In the end, he failed to escape and was killed. The household registration system was established by Shang Yang himself. When I saw the Jinyiwei Prison, I had an idea that the protagonist would be caught in the prison and experience the torture. How arrogant he is now will be miserable in the future.
Zhao Kuo really wants to take the blame, but the problem is that no one can win if he replaces him.
The failure of the Battle of Changping is indeed that Zhao Kuo cannot be blamed, and the main reason for the failure of Zhao Jun is the huge overall gap between the two countries. Although Lao Lang's "Picking Up a Qin Shihuang" has problems with fairy tale history and heroic history as a whole, he explains the main factors for the failure of Zhao Jun in the Battle of Changping. Therefore, it is too exaggerated to use Zhao Kuo to talk about military affairs on paper and throw all the blame for the failure to him, but it is also embarrassing to say that the Zhao Kuo in history was actually very capable, because it was said that Bai Qi could still defend Bai Qi for more than ten days before he failed. I can only say that Bai Qi was stupid to rush up to fight when the opponent had run out of food instead of waiting for them to be too hungry to fight before going up to harvest.
Let me complain, the protagonist is not the emperor, and the Zhao State is not the Qin State, and not everyone has a big picture. Of course, if you want to write that the Zhao State does not have great achievements, it is fine, just use the mechanical deity.
Zhao Kuo, the winner is the king and the loser is the bandit. No one can win. Lian Po is too old and he lost several cities one after another before he saw Bai Qi. The key is that all the food and grass were destroyed by Lian Po. This is not to say that Lian Po's command is not good, but objectively the Zhao soldiers are not as aggressive as the Qin soldiers. If Lian Po continues to command, the generals and Zhao soldiers will definitely twist into a rope and resist tenaciously. The Qin soldiers will not give them this opportunity, so Lian Po was replaced by Zhao Kuo. Zhao Kuo was the new commander-in-chief. When he arrived at the front line, he didn't know any of the generals, and he didn't have a tacit understanding with the generals and soldiers. He didn't understand the battle situation very well. What the Qin soldiers wanted was that the Zhao soldiers couldn't unite. In history, Zhao Kuo's father left a comment about Zhao Kuo, which meant that if Zhao Kuo was the general, Zhao Guo would be defeated. This sentence is a big joke. No father would ruin his son's future, and no mother would ruin her son's ideals. The father warned his son, and the mother would only pray and care. Therefore, the historical records left by Zhao Kuo are all lies, and there is deception behind them. Many people may not understand why King Qin, Bai Qi and others wanted to surround and kill Zhao Kuo on the battlefield at all costs, because Zhao Kuo is too famous, and Zhao Kuo has appeal. Even if Zhao Kuo forgets that Zhao Kuo can still raise an army, you can just think of Zhao Kuo as Xiang Yu of Chu and Sun Jian of the late Han Dynasty (this is not talking about ability, but status and fame).
I just want to say something to the author
If the divine general Guo Kai appears again, Zhao will definitely die 🤫
Looking at the comments section, the top ten philosophers of the Internet Temple should be Zhao Kuo, but Yang Guang's fans are still not strong enough.
Protagonist: Great Love Immortal Lord
After reading Chapter 142, the protagonist felt that Lian Po was also loyal to Zhao Guo, so he invested his own abilities. A modern soul who can annihilate hundreds of thousands of enemy troops on the battlefield can behave in such a childish manner. I also wanted to give my papermaking profits to the Zhao clan for free. Those who knew he was a minister of the State of Zhao, but those who didn't know thought he was the king of the State of Zhao!
The previous chapter was okay, but the chapters after accepting Li Si and Han Feizi were very good! The biggest highlight of this book is fighting and precise command. I can't read the rest of it.