God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"So, this is a miscalculation?" Bai Qi looked at Liu Tong in surprise, then regained his composure with a smile on his lips.

"I guess so. I didn't think the other party could really hold on for so long. Although the terrain was a factor, I didn't think that Marquis Huaiyin was really so stubborn..." Liu Tong shook his head slowly, looking at Han Xin who was still fighting in the dream rehearsal, and couldn't help but sigh.

According to the original plan and arrangement, Han Xin would be interested in Arvind and would proactively propose relevant exercise requirements, so that they would agree and take the opportunity to understand the situation of both sides.

After all, Arvind's mentality at this time was destined to make it impossible for him to actively challenge Han Xin. Instead, if he wanted to measure the opponent's strength, he had to have a master of the level of Huaiyin Hou.

Although Wu'an Jun Bai Qi could do the same, knowing that Arvind had problems with his mentality and letting Bai Qi practice with him was definitely a death sentence for Arvind.

If the two sides are really mortal enemies, taking this opportunity to attack the other side's mentality and destroy the other side's will is actually a good behavior and opportunity.

However, it is obvious that the current situation between the two sides cannot be called mortal enemies, nor is it enough to make the Han Empire so shameless.

In Chang'an, there are quite a few people who know about dream rehearsal. If you ask carefully and observe carefully, it is impossible for the other party not to know this.

If it is exposed by then, where will the face of the empire be?
In order to deal with a junior, it is necessary to use such psychological warfare methods, and it is also overestimating Arvind.

Even if Arvind is really a master at the level of a military god, there are plenty of ways to deal with him in Chang'an. There is no need to deal with him in this way. It is too low and too shameful.

Based on these judgments, letting Han Xin take action is a very appropriate choice.

Out of trust in Han Xin's command ability, he deliberately selected such a time period. Combined with the ratio of the time flow rate in dreams and reality, the war would be resolved one way or another.

Han Xin, who stubbornly ran into the graveyard of empire, performed extremely well.

Except for the fact that he led a single army to deal with the Dayuezhi at the beginning, which was harassed excessively and disrupted the advancement process, after the soldiers were successfully trained, he began to divide his troops into two routes, forming a pincer attack and directly launched a jumping combination attack.

Simply put, it means abandoning the middle part between the two armies and directly attacking from both wings. When rest is needed, the army will directly cut down the mountain into flat land and set up camp on the spot.

After a short rest, we set up camp in a similar manner in a jumpy manner to achieve the goal of rapid advancement.

The disadvantage is also very simple, that is, every time a camp is built, a considerable number of troops must be left behind to deal with the harassment and counterattacks of the Yuezhi people.

And in this process, the transportation and loss of food has once again become the primary problem.

However, for Han Xin, choosing this method to advance, in addition to its fast speed, was more important to clear out the surrounding Dayuezhi army.

Each of the legion commanders stationed in this area can be considered excellent, with good fighter capture capabilities and decisive autonomy to attack.

If an ordinary person faced such a group of opponents, he would definitely feel a headache, but this was not the case for Han Xin.

There are ways to fight a weak opponent and there are ways to fight a strong opponent. So what will these legion commanders who are obviously excellent do when faced with such a situation?

If he did not choose to intercept, with the rapid advance effect brought by this method, Han Xin could not only quickly press forward, but also threaten the logistics of the Great Yuezhi. By then, such a large area would naturally be filled with Han troops and the Great Yuezhi army, surrounded and attacked layer by layer, and anyone could be the target of support, and anyone could have to support others.

By then, the entire region will be thrown into complete chaos, and the command and communication capabilities of both sides will be weakened at the same time, allowing both sides to take advantage of the terrain.

Being able to achieve this was enough for Han Xin. Even in such chaos, he had the confidence to command his own army and maintain a certain level of organizational and communication capabilities.

Even in this chaos, the casualties on both sides would increase significantly, but Han Xin would not care.

As the attacking party, it has more sufficient troops, and with the same number of casualties, it has the advantage.

Of course, these are all based on the assumption that the Great Yuezhi army leader does not take the initiative to intercept.

But if the Dayuezhi chose to intercept, the number of troops needed would naturally be considerable, otherwise they would not be able to stop Han Xin at all.

But as long as the main force is against Han Xin, Han Xin will not hesitate, he will take the initiative to attack and eliminate all those who intercept him head-on.

"He suppresses the enemy with the normal and lures them with the abnormal. He combines the normal and the abnormal. He is worthy of being called the God of War." Looking at Han Xin's operation, Liu Tong was deeply impressed and surprised.

Whether it is active fighting on the front battlefield or strategy and judgment in war, the abilities demonstrated by Han Xin are extremely terrifying, with his imaginative thinking, judgment and fighting methods.

It can only be said that in terms of commanding the army, whether it is regular troops or extraordinary strategies, Han Xin is definitely a top figure.

In the dream, Arvind, who was also commanding the army, was trying his best to organize his own army in this chaotic situation. During this process, he also saw Han Xin's operations.

Even though each legion commander is very good and has demonstrated excellent qualities in assembly and coordination, in the actual dispatch process, they are currently several steps slower than Han Xin in commanding the army.

This real gap made Arvind more aware of his own strength.

Without his command and help, the legion commanders fought well and were not at a clear disadvantage when facing the attack of the Han Empire.

However, when the situation was chaotic, he realized something was wrong and was about to rescue his brother out, but he found that not only did he fail, but he also buried his brother in instead.

As expected, an accident occurred. When one side was prepared and the other side was completely improvised, a large-scale war broke out.

Both sides had more than 200,000 troops and a melee began immediately.

Han Xin, who was directly controlled by this chaos and divergence, forcibly seized the initiative of the entire army, targeting Arvind and preparing to kill him in one battle.

It is indeed extremely difficult to conquer this tricky terrain, but if you rely on calculation and arrangement, there is still a good hope of capturing the enemy's main general.

It can be said that it looked like a plan that could lead to a decisive victory. In the end, in front of Han Xin's surprised eyes, Arvind disappeared completely, and the disappearance of the dream meant the end of the war...

(End of this chapter)