I didn't let the woman named Lin go to see the boss Peng, but I didn't expect that I would be rewarded for it.
The boss, Peng, had a phone call with me because I saved him from being ashamed.
He asked on the phone: "Han'er, do you know where I have failed in this life?"
I thought this phone call was to thank me for saving him face, but I didn't expect that it would lead to such a sentence.
"I have no idea."
The boss Peng said without any surprise: "Then what do you think is the most important thing in a battle?"
"It must be the weapon ratio." This is my answer, and it is also my tireless concern for tanks.
"According to what you said, the war of resistance back then should not have created that Eastern dragon."
I didn't speak, couldn't answer the question at all.
"Forget it, let's not mention that war. Then tell me, why did Shu during the Three Kingdoms period lose to Wei?"
I know this. In "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", we still heard what the storytelling on TV said: "It was Zhuge Liang who failed to use Wei Yan's Ziwu Valley Strategy."
How about it!
I'm not talking about Jiang Wei, I'm talking about Zhuge Liang. If he had followed Wei Yan's words, he might have already arrived in Chang'an.
"Then where did Zhuge Liang fail?"
"Ma Su has lost his street pavilion."
"I didn't ask you where Ma Di was defeated, I asked you where Zhuge Liang was defeated."
"Uh...misemployment?"
I'm weak.
Because I really don’t understand.
"You are like a fool who brags about the Three Kingdoms after reading a book "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". You are obviously making a fool of yourself, but you still feel that others don't understand you."
"Didn't Zhuge Liang use the 'Ziwu Valley Strategy'?"
"If it's useless, where will the street pavilion fight come from?"
"In other words, do you know what the Ziwu Valley Adventure is?"
I finally opened my mouth: "Instead of crossing over and taking Chang'an..."
"Then you pass through and take down Yangon for me to take a look at."
"Or you don't need to intersect, just rush over and take down Bangkang and let me take a look."
I asked Peng, the boss, to ask the question, and no one said a word when asked.
The key is that I have never read "Three Kingdoms" and I don't know how many biographies there are in it, so how can I possibly answer this question?
That thing is not as enjoyable as watching the generals fight against each other in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".
"I've finished repaying your kindness."
Boss Peng hung up the phone.
He hung up the phone! !
"Hello?"
"Hello?!"
This was the first time that I yelled "Hello" to the busy signal on the phone. The feeling of being stuck in my throat was so uncomfortable. Even the things played on TV were real.
The boss Peng's energy of not being able to explain anything clearly is really annoying.
What was he doing with me just now...
When, when, when.
"Master Xu, Miss Lin is here."
In the office of the Judicial Committee, I frowned and took a few breaths, trying to calm myself down a bit, and then I replied: "Please."
The woman finally appeared again, but when she appeared again, she dressed herself more exquisitely, wearing a pink sportswear, as if she had just gotten off the treadmill, but her meticulously styled hair did not look like she had just finished exercising.
"Ms. Lin." I smiled as before.
The woman surnamed Lin deliberately turned around in front of me, showed a very cute expression and said, "Does it look good?"
"Last time Mr. Xu said that that type was a bit boring, so I changed it specially."
I smiled and tapped the table with my fingers: "Let's get down to business."
She actually came over and said, "I have nothing to do today, I just came to see you."
Her words are no longer rough, she is no longer arrogant, and she is as stable as a girl next door. I feel that she is in the wrong industry. If she becomes an actress, she will definitely become famous.
"If you're okay, do me a favor." I suddenly remembered the boss Peng.
"How can I help?"
I asked hopefully: "Have you read "Three Kingdoms"?"
She nodded: "My adoptive father loved that period of history very much and told us all the stories in detail."
"Then, what is 'The Miracle of Ziwu Valley'?"
"A reckless man's blitzkrieg plan. Wei Yan tried to solve the Wei state through blitzkrieg... It belongs to pure military general thinking."
What did I say!
"Then, why didn't Zhuge Liang adopt it?"
She was stunned for a moment: "I adopted it, otherwise why would I go out to Qishan six times?"
"Wait a moment." I was stunned!
She explained in detail: "Master Xu, are you interested in history? Then I will tell you in detail."
"During the Three Kingdoms period, Wei dominated the Central Plains and was the strongest. Wu and Shu faced each other across the river and were closely interdependent."
"Shu, even if it has a lot of talents, cannot destroy Wei through a blitzkrieg. Even if it can capture Chang'an, as long as Wei is given some time to react, they will be stuck in the quagmire and unable to get out at all. It is even possible Was directly dragged down."
"So, the 'Ziwu Valley Strategy' adopted by the Prime Minister is not exactly a blitzkrieg. In fact, it is to seize a piece of territory through blitzkrieg so as to form a base."
"Otherwise, why would Ma Di be allowed to stick to the street pavilion? The reason is actually for operations."
I asked like a studious child: "What is the difference between these two strategies?"
"The difference is, one is that even if Wei Yan's blitzkrieg succeeds, Shu will not be able to fight a war of attrition. After all, Shu has too few resources. Even to do something as big as Qishan, you have to save food every year."
"The other is to occupy the food-producing areas of the Central Plains, stop fighting in the Shu Kingdom, and push all the possible harm caused by the war to foreign countries."
I seemed to understand it almost, and asked again: "Then why did Zhuge Liang fail?"
"Ma Su has lost his street pavilion."
"But if Ma Su loses the street pavilion, at most he will lose the victory he has already won. Is it that important?" This is my question.
She shrugged, and the answer she gave was apparently the same as what I said, but in fact it was completely different: "The problem is not the gains and losses on the map, it's outside the map!"
"Ma Su lost his street pavilion, and Wu Hou's strategic intentions were discovered by the Wei State. Since then, the Wei State has not given Shu a chance. This is the reason why Ma Di had to die after he lost his street pavilion."
Click!
It was as if I had been struck by lightning.
When I read the book, I always thought that Ma Su's death was just because of defeat. However, there are many people in Shu who have suffered defeats, and there are not those who failed like idiots. Why Ma Su had to die when he got here is something I have never been able to figure out.
This time, it's all clear.
It turns out that he cried and beheaded Ma Su because he cried so much that his layout was exposed, and he was exposed in such an idiotic way!
Boss Peng wants to tell me that when you want to fight a war, the most taboo thing is to expose your strategic intentions!
That's why Bai Suocheng can endure it until now and not take revenge!
Damn... I started to look like an idiot again when compared with these top Burmese people. I seemed to also begin to understand why Lao Qiao had always been below these people.
But I can't let this bitch see that I'm a ignorant chick...
But, at this point, what else can I use to cover up?
I leaned back slightly on the chair, deliberately imitating Old Qiao. When I wanted to get some inspiration, I didn't know if he was helping me, but an idea suddenly came to me...
"So, when you go to a small restaurant in Northeast China to eat, you are not eating food, you are tasting the people of a place."
I smiled intentionally and looked at her with this expression.
Her stunned expression was very interesting. The moment her whole body trembled slightly, I caught her looking directly at her!
really!
She instantly gave up all her pretense of being cute, and I took off her disguise again, leaving only a face full of surprise!
"Now I know why Mr. Xu was able to kill Lao Qiao."
That feeling of controlling people's hearts - so cool!
"Then let's get down to business and stop playing with these kiddie things, okay?"
I was like a god who saw through everything. I think I must have been like this in her eyes at that time, and with this feeling, I handed over the cigarette again: "Do you want to smoke?"
Her answer satisfied me: "I don't dare to make mistakes."
"Yeah." I nodded. (End of chapter)
