Zhuge Liang: Reborn at Full Level, Taking the Wind in Han Territory

To be honest, I think it is too difficult to raise troops in Xuzhou. First of all, the terrain in Xuzhou is not enough to block a large-scale attack, and the strategic depth is too shallow. Looking at the Three Kingdoms, who has never suffered a defeat? If it wasn't for the dangerous terrain, it would have been gone long ago. Either open up the south or north side in one go, otherwise it is very likely to be penetrated by someone in a single siege. Second, the development space is limited. You can expand outward in the north, west, and south. As long as you can defeat the surrounding ethnic minorities, you can add them to increase your national strength. But Xuzhou is right on the seaside, so we can only fight inward, and everything is tough. But I don't know much about the ships during the Three Kingdoms period. Third, resource endowments may be uneven. I'm not sure what happened during the Three Kingdoms period, but now coal output is okay, but iron ore and copper mines may be relatively small, and the scale is relatively small, which may not be enough for war. Secondly, the types of arms recruited by the army may be too single. To the north there is a shortage of war horses, but to the south it is necessary to train naval forces. Well, I have only conceived the above four points for the time being. In short, I think that if you want to fight out of Xuzhou, you must be an overlord, invincible and unbeatable. Otherwise, we should just attack from the north to the south and from the west to the east.

Strong 😏 The Huaihai Plain is very windy in spring and autumn. Those who are good at fighting will wait for the enemy to slack off and attack when it is unprepared, creating sandstorms. 1. Advance troops, ambush. 2. The wind and sand travel at night and hit the back. 3. Qingqi breaks through and feints to attack. 4. Bagua tactics and sounding drums. 5. Cover the flag and change clothes, attack from within. 6. The wind helps the fire, even the camp. The strong wind blocked the killing, the campfire was out of control, and Cao's army was in chaos. At this time, Guan and Zhang Wanfu showed no courage and rushed into the formation, killing the general and seizing the flag with ease. 🤭🤭🤭🤭

I think it is best to be defeated by Zhuge Liang when Sima Yi is reborn. After all, Prime Minister Zhuge did not dare to fight Sima Yi when the country was so weak. However, Zhuge Liang must quickly know that Sima Yi is also a reborn person. I wonder if Zhuge Liang knows that Sima Yi's descendants unified the Three Kingdoms in the end. It is best to let Cao Cao know.

Zhuge Liang, who is at full level and dressed as a god, goes to the History Channel. You are afraid that you will be able to unify the world on your own.

Forget about Liu Bei marrying Zhuge Liang's sister. Historically, it was easier to marry Kuai Qi. If Kuai Qi was killed by Meng Da, the outcome would probably not be good either.

The villain is also reborn, there is no one else, right?

Cheng is the main character in this novel. Please support me.

Didn't you study abroad in modern times before you were reborn?