Soldiers on Paper: Zhao Kuo Defends Tokyo

Changping was defeated, and Zhao Kuo suffered eternal infamy. The world laughed at him for talking about war on paper, and killed 400,000 Zhao soldiers. But no one has ever asked, how can a young general bring home the dead when the food is exhausted, the aid is exhausted, the king's orders are pressing, and the Qin army is surrounding him? When he opened his eyes again, he became the most despised student from a poor family in the Northern Song Dynasty martial arts. The classmates laughed at him, the instructors scorned him, and the court was still pretending to be peaceful in the dream of prosperity. But Zhao Kuo only took a look at the formation map and knew that the wall of this prosperous city was leaking. The powerful army in the north is sharpening its sword and heading south, while the city of Tokyo is still singing and dancing. In this life, he did not rely on miracles or prophecies, but only relied on food routes, scouts, military discipline, crossbow formations, night raids, and lives willing to live, turning the reputation of "war on paper" into a real art of war inch by inch. Others read the military book as a source of conversation. Zhao Kuo read the military book and saw that it was a dead soul. In this life, old scores will be settled, and Tokyo will pay them back.