The Great Wall of Iron and Fire, Part 1: Casting Soldiers as the Front

"The god of the army lies not in the invincible courage, but in the wisdom of forging soldiers as fronts and towers as shields." In the first year of Longqing, Qi Jiguang, a famous southeast bandit general, was transferred to the north. Facing the 100,000 rotten soldiers, false border walls, and eyeing Mongolian cavalry in Ji Town, what he brought was not personal bravery, but a "system blueprint" for reshaping national defense with engineering thinking. Forging soldiers into the front - with the precision of a mathematician, he reorganized the battalion, trained the chariots and horses, and forged the corrupted army into a powerful force of iron and fire; Building towers as shields - Based on the requirements of the chief engineer, he personally surveyed the terrain, supervised the construction of thousands of hollow enemy towers, and built the first three-dimensional defense line in history; Forging a city with sincerity - He dealt with the games in the court and the evils in the border towns, and used his system and trustworthiness to unite the people's hearts. The 900,000-word book is based on hard-core research and provides an in-depth deduction of how a military god spent 16 years to melt steel, bricks, and people's hearts into a real "Great Wall of Iron and Fire", and finally achieved the supreme state of "stopping war before it started" in the northern frontier of the empire. This is a long victory of wisdom over corruption and system over disorganization. Please see how Qi Jiguang uses the wisdom of a "chief engineer" to build a front, a shield, and ultimately a city of sincerity.