I summon all the famous generals in history in another world

Chapter 1474 The Pillar of the Empire, the Great Qin is About to Rise! (Three chapters, to be completed within one or two days if possible)
"In Chinese mythology, even ferocious beasts have the ability to overturn rivers and seas and destroy the world. Taotie devours everything, Qiongqi intimidates all directions, and Taowu dares to compete with the gods. But look at these monsters in Japan. Their greatest 'achievement' is only to harm the local people and bully unarmed mortals. They have never fought a decent battle that could affect the world's situation."

"This slippery devil leads a group of such scoundrels to act as bandits on Yingzhou Island, which can only scare the natives on the island. If they dare to step out of Yingzhou Island, let alone encounter my army, even if they encounter Zulong and others in Haizhou, east of the Dayong Dynasty, they will probably be subdued."

Su Ye's disdain deepened.

He also noticed that this Nurarihyon's combat strength was only 107, which was even lower than the Yamata no Orochi he had thrown away before. His leadership was 81, which seemed high, but he was leading a group of monsters who fought independently and had no discipline. This leadership value was probably greatly inflated, and he could only fight small-scale battles at most.

It is important to know that military campaigns require strict discipline and obedience to orders. Even top commanders like Yue Fei and Han Xin needed obedient soldiers to be effective. But these Japanese monsters are all unruly and selfish. It is hard to say whether Nurarihyon can control them, let alone lead them to victory.

"It's only because Yingzhou Island, located to the east of the Dayong Dynasty, is remote and lacks any significant power that this slippery devil and his group of monsters have the opportunity to cause trouble."

Su Ye chuckled.

"If you put them in the Central Plains or the northern grasslands, they would soon be used as practice targets by various forces, and they would die without even knowing how they died."

Su Ye even felt that the system's balancing out of these monsters was not really helping the opponent, but at most causing some trouble for the Great Yong Dynasty.

After all, these monsters are wicked and have taken up residence on Yingzhou Island. Sooner or later, they will affect the coastal defense of Dayong. No matter how chaotic the Dayong Dynasty is now, it cannot allow a group of monsters to cause trouble under its nose. It will definitely send troops to suppress them.

With their fighting strength, these monsters were no match for the regular army's attack and would most likely be annihilated. At most, they would cause some insignificant losses to Dayong before being wiped out.

He stopped looking at the list of monsters and had already made up his mind about these kinds of people.

In this chaotic world teeming with heroes and gods, these Japanese monsters are nothing more than insignificant clowns, utterly incapable of causing any trouble.

Even if they dared to leave Yingzhou Island, they would only become stepping stones for the many warlords of the Central Plains vying for supremacy, not even worthy of his attention.

"Ding! The fifth balancer, Wang Jian, the pillar of the empire, has a command 102, strength 90, intelligence 91, and politics 92."

Characters included: Li Mu, Wang Ben, Li Xin, Qiang Hui, Yang Duanhe, Xin Sheng, Huan Yi, Wang Li, Tu Ju, Xiang Yan, Zhao Cong, Yan Ju, Mi Qi (Lord Changping), Gongcheng Li, Prince Dan of Yan, Jing Ke, King An of Han, King Jia of Wei, King Jian of Qi, King You of Chu (Xiong Han)
Implanted Identity: One of the veteran generals of the Qin Dynasty in Xiling. Previously retired, he was now recalled to service by Ying Zheng, who appointed him as a supreme general to oversee all other fronts of the Qin Dynasty. The Qin Dynasty's offensive in Yanzhou on the eastern front was stalled, with most of its forces bogged down in the Yanzhou battlefield. Furthermore, renewed conflict was imminent around the Qin Dynasty.

Just as he finished criticizing the lowly monsters of the Nurarihyon clan, when the system announced the name "Empire Pillar Wang Jian," Su Ye's sneer vanished instantly, replaced by an unprecedented solemnity. He unconsciously sat up straight from the couch, and the tapping of his fingers on the table stopped.

"Has the great Wang Jian finally returned to Qin?"

Su Ye frowned, his previous disdain for the Japanese monsters completely gone.

Who is Wang Jian?

He was one of the greatest contributors to the unification of the world by the Qin Dynasty, a pillar of the empire, with a command value as high as 102. Such command ability was probably unmatched by many in the entire chaotic world.

More importantly, he had been implanted into the Great Qin Empire of Xiling, and right now, on the eastern front of the Great Qin Empire in Yanzhou, it was his fiancée, Si Luoying, who was leading the troops in fierce battle. Su Ye's heart tightened instantly. The army under Si Luoying's command was a patchwork of remnants of the old Red Imperial Army of Yanzhou and the old troops of the Great Qian Dynasty. Although their morale was still good and they had fierce generals like the Yang family generals and Jiang Song to assist them, their foundation was weak compared to the Great Qin's invincible army that swept across the six kingdoms.

Previously, the Qin Dynasty's offensive in Yanzhou was hampered, mostly because there was no top commander to coordinate it. Now that Wang Jian has emerged from seclusion and is in charge of the Qin Dynasty's other battlefronts, the Yanzhou battlefield will surely see a thunderous counterattack.

This old general was best at taking steady and methodical steps, and he was also extremely skilled in military tactics, able to flexibly adjust his tactics according to the battlefield situation.

In the historical war to destroy Chu, a force of 600,000 men confronted Xiang Yan and managed to wear down the Chu army through a protracted war. Such endurance and strategy are unmatched by ordinary generals.

Although Luo Ying is exceptionally intelligent and has practical experience, he will likely face unprecedented pressure when facing a top commander like Wang Jian, who has been through countless battles.

As his gaze moved down and swept over the list of people Wang Jian had brought, Su Ye's eyes immediately locked onto the name "Li Mu," and his eyes lit up instantly.

"Li Mu, the Marquis of Wu'an of Zhao! One of the four great generals of the Warring States period, Wang Jian's most troublesome opponent in his life, the system actually brought him out too!"

Su Ye was well aware of Li Mu's formidable reputation.

This famous general of the Zhao state was stationed in the northern frontier in his early years, where he defeated the Xiongnu and kept them away from the Zhao border for more than ten years. Later, he returned to the Central Plains to resist the powerful Qin state and won many battles. He can be called the last "stabilizing force" of the Zhao state.

His greatest strength was winning against the odds, and he was strict in disciplining his troops. His Zhao cavalry was incredibly powerful, and even the mighty Qin army suffered heavy losses at his hands.

When Wang Jian led his army to attack Zhao, he was helpless against the defensive line guarded by Li Mu. In the end, he had to use a counter-espionage scheme to get rid of this major threat through the hands of the King of Zhao.

Unfortunately, he has now been brought out of the balance, and it is unknown who will ultimately become the last "stabilizing force" of the Zhao state.

"In terms of cavalry tactics, Li Mu was definitely one of the best in the Warring States period. He was able to make the most of the limited forces of the Zhao state and forcefully block the offensive of the Qin. Few people in the world could match his ability."

Su Ye couldn't help but sigh.

After marveling at Li Mu, Su Ye's gaze continued to sweep downwards, and Wang Ben, Li Xin, Qiang Hui, Yang Duanhe... one after another, resounding names came into view, making him feel even more that Great Qin had made a huge profit this time.

Among them, Yang Duanhe, as a veteran general of Qin and deputy general of Wang Jian, served under three kings: King Zhaoxiang of Qin, King Zhuangxiang of Qin, and King Zheng of Qin. He was particularly skilled in city defense and positional warfare.

When Wang Jian attacked Zhao and Yan, Yang Duanhe served as deputy general. During the attack on Zhao, he led his troops to guard the rear of the Qin army to prevent Zhao reinforcements. During the attack on Yan, he led his troops to break through the city gate of Ji and surround the remnants of the Yan army. After Wang Jian withdrew his troops, Yang Duanhe led his troops to guard Handan and quell the remaining rebellion in Zhao.

He assisted Wang Jian in destroying Zhao and Yan, guarding Handan, and quelling the rebellion in Zhao. He was awarded the title of Grand Master for his merits. His greatest characteristic was his maturity and prudence. He was good at logistics and positional defense and was Wang Jian's "pillar of stability in the rear".

(End of this chapter)