"It's fine over there at the Emperor Star, but it seems that Da Qin is still in trouble on the battlefield in the south?" The remnants of the Six Kingdoms rebelled. Da Qin's headquarters is fine, but the lands that originally belonged to the Six Kingdoms, especially the south and the east, are the two areas that are rebelling.
The momentum is the greatest.
For example, the Donghai City where they are currently located is the land of Qi State. This place is okay because there is no rebellion in the Confucian base camp.
But in some other places, there are nobles originally from Qi who are inciting local people to rise up against the government.
As for the land of Wu and Chu, it goes without saying.
Several counties in the south all rose up in rebellion. It has to be said that the Xiang clan is really capable.
With the help of the nobles left by Wu Chu, it became so powerful that it originally only had one county, but in just over half a year, it swept through four counties.
Now the other side has captured Shouchun, the former capital of Chu State.
And also introduced a bloodline of the Chu royal family.
"The momentum is indeed not small, but Da Qin has not taken full action."
"The ones attacking them now are only the young generals of the Qin Dynasty. The young men of the Meng clan are not bad at all."
"These days, there is a winner and loser in the battle against that Xiang Yan."
"Montessori's Meng Tian"
In history, Meng Tian was considered a stronger general under Ying Zheng, and he had been guarding the north for Da Qin. It can be said that after the death of Wang Jian and his son, he was considered the first person in the army.
But in this world today, Meng Tian can only be regarded as a junior in the military.
After all, there are too many veteran generals in the army. Bai Qi, Meng Ao, etc. from the older generation are still there, and even earlier Sima Cuo, etc. are still alive, but they have retired now.
Wang Jian and his son were even more responsible for the destruction of the Six Kingdoms.
Therefore, juniors like Meng Tian are really nothing in the army.
However, being able to fight Xiang Yan and win or lose clearly shows that he is not bad at it.
Zhang Liang's evaluation of him was nothing.
Today, Xiang Yan still has a very high status. After all, he was once the general of Chu State, not the same generation as Zhao Kuo.
In fact, even Zhao Kuo cannot be regarded as incompetent.
Back then, Zhao Kuo and Bai Qi fought, and Bai Qi killed no one, but Bai Qi's army also suffered a lot of losses.
It is no longer easy to fight against Bai Qi, a victorious general, to be able to fight like this. In this era, there are only a few generals who can do this.
Even Li Mu and Lian Po may find it difficult.
Later generations evaluated Zhao Kuo as an armchair strategist, which was completely derogatory, but was Zhao Kuo really an incompetent person?
In fact, it is not easy to be able to command hundreds of thousands of troops and fight in large groups without one's own side collapsing first.
Throughout history, how many generals have been able to command hundreds of thousands of troops?
In fact, there are not many. The four generals of the Warring States Period can indeed do it.
The same goes for the Soldier Immortal Han Xin. In addition to all the other dynasties, it would be great to have one in each dynasty.
Wei Huo and Wei Qing, the twin stars of the Western Han Dynasty, may have even commanded large armies of more than 100,000 men, not to mention Huo Qubing.
As for the splendid Three Kingdoms era, it is said that generals are like clouds and counselors are like rain, but how many of them command large armies?
Yuan Shao's 800,000-strong army collapsed, and Cao Cao's so-called million-strong army was almost destroyed by a fire that burned down the entire camp.
Zhuge Liang was not a military strategist, but he was a handsome man. Unfortunately, the Shu Kingdom did not have such a strong military. When he went out to Qishan six times, the troops and horses he used every time, even with logistics, could barely be counted as one hundred thousand.
In the following Jin, Sui, and Tang dynasties, there were also numerous famous generals, but most of them were with one to twenty thousand men, or even fifty thousand men.
If it exceeds 100,000, it will be incapable.
The reason for this is that ancient times, not later generations, had all kinds of communications. In ancient times, communications basically relied on roaring. Hundreds of thousands of people really swarmed together. It is very scary to imagine.
It may take several days to convey an order from beginning to end.
It's really hundreds of thousands. It would be amazing if it could be sorted out.
Therefore, Su Fan never looked down on Zhao Kuo. Su Fan also led troops in battles and knew very well the importance of team unity in ancient battles.
It is generally acknowledged that Xiang Yan's ability is superior to that of Zhao Kuo.
Su Fan was also very curious about Xiang Yan, mainly because Xiang Yu had been with Xiang Yan since he was a child.
Xiang Yu, this general in history cannot be concealed no matter what.
There are four major schools of military strategists: military strategy, military yin and yang, military situation, and military skills.
Among them, the military situation is a genre, "The situation is like thunder and wind, it is the last to arrive first, it is the separation and separation of the country, it is unpredictable, and it is the one who controls the enemy with light diseases."
To put it simply, it is "the brave will win when we meet on a narrow road". On the battlefield, situationists don't have many tactics, and they don't engage in any yin and yang magic tricks or tricks.
One word is do.
His behavior seems reckless, and Xiang Yu is the most famous among them. After all, he is a famous general. According to historical evaluation, he is not as good as Xiang or Li.
This refers to the two great generals in history, Xiang Yu and Li Cunxiao.
Xiang Yu's method of breaking the cauldron and sinking the boat is a kind of use of military situation.
One of the representatives of military strategists, Xiang Yu may not have a very high evaluation in history, especially as an emperor. But really, among the hundreds of emperors in history, he can only be regarded as inferior.
Not to mention compared with his contemporaries Qin Shihuang and Han Gaozu, even with Liu Bei and other emperors of smaller dynasties, they are incomparable.
But among the generals, there is no doubt about Xiang Yu's evaluation. Although there is no martial arts temple of Xiang Yu in the past dynasties, it is because Xiang Yu belongs to the emperor.
As a general, if he enters the Martial Temple, there is no doubt that he can even reach the level of the Ten Philosophers of the Martial Temple.
Historically, it can be said that Xiang Yu overthrew the Qin Dynasty.
Of course, there were not many famous generals in the Qin Dynasty at that time. Meng Tian followed Fusu to commit suicide, and Wang Jian and his son were already dead.
The only famous generals in the army are Zhang Han and Wang Li.
As for Ren Xiao and Zhao Tuo, they led hundreds of thousands of troops to the land of South Vietnam and did not return. It was also the same that Xiang Yu and the others were able to overthrow the Qin Dynasty.
At that time, Da Qin actually did not have many soldiers and horses.
It can only be said that after the death of the First Emperor, the Qin Dynasty fell apart because there was no clear successor.
Otherwise, how could Qiang Qin be destroyed so quickly?
But no matter what, Xiang Yu's ability as a general goes without saying.
In this world, Xiang Yu's ability to lead troops in war has not yet been demonstrated, but his personal bravery is fully demonstrated on the battlefield.
That terrifying combat power was also one of the reasons why Meng Tian and his army suffered so much.
Although Meng Tian is also a powerful general, he is not as brave as Xiang Yu. It seems that the former has awakened some bloodline.
The power is so amazing that every time the Qin Dynasty gains the upper hand, Xiang Yu will personally take the lead in attacking the Qin army.