In the battle of Hulukou, Xiong Wuliang was very satisfied with the Quyang Army under his command.
Although this young soldier has just entered the battlefield, it already looks like an elite soldier.
What satisfied Xiong Wuliang most was that this army already had the confidence to fight.
Before the battle, Qu Yangjun's hands were trembling and his face was pale, but once the battle began, this elite army of 200 people went all out and faced five times the enemy without any wavering or collapse.
Zhong Hua talked with the soldiers for a few words, and the Quyang soldiers said this - in order to protect the property of the collective farm, to protect the food and land... there is no need to be afraid of fighting.
Xiong Wuliang was very pleased with this - in this era, there are almost no troops who know why they are fighting. After all, the achievements of princes, generals and ministers often have nothing to do with these soldiers. For the vast majority of ordinary soldiers, the only reason for fighting is that they have to sacrifice their lives for the princes as a matter of course - or at most they hope to receive some reward after winning.
It is precisely because there is no belief in fighting that this kind of army is often brave enough for rewards when the wind is favorable, but when the wind is contrary, it is defeated - it is rare to resist desperately and fight to the last man.
At present, his small armed force seems to have a soul.
Xiong Wuliang returned to his Quyangjun Mansion, satisfied.
After this battle, the potential threat of the Shaohu Pirates was finally completely eradicated!
According to the prisoners' confessions, Xiong Wuliang had ordered the remnants of Quyang's army to pursue the bandits and go somewhere in Shaohu, preparing to completely raid the lair of the Shaohu thieves.
After the Shaohu bandits were eliminated, Xiong Wuliang was finally able to calm down and prepare for the attack.
Xiaoyi ran up to Xiong Wuliang with a "dong dong dong" sound, looked at it carefully, and suddenly hugged Xiong Wuliang's arm, and the pear blossoms began to cry.
Mr. Mi Liang:? ? ? what happened.
Xiaoyi raised her tearful eyes and reproached: "People in the Central Plains say that a gentleman does not stand under a dangerous wall. As Lord Quyang, why don't you go to that dangerous place to sit in Quyang City?"
Xiong Wuliang laughed twice.
Feeling the fullness in his arms, and the concern for him in Xiaoyi's words... Xiong Wuliang was a little happy.
"As the top talker in this county, I, Lord Quyang, naturally have to work with the soldiers to boost their morale." Young Master Mi Liang said righteously.
"Then why doesn't Mr. Mi Heng go?" Xiao Yi said coquettishly.
"Uh..." Xiong Wuliang was speechless.
Fortunately, Mr. Mi Liang has never been a reasonable person. Xiong Wuliang smiled evilly and pulled Xiao Yi over: "I'm tired, please come and squeeze my feet!"
"Huh?" Xiaoyi exclaimed, staggering and falling over...
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General Jin was amazed in front of the prince!
"How?" Huang Xie interrupted General Jin's explanation, his eyes widened: "You said that more than a thousand Shaohu bandits were all wiped out, and not a single one escaped the net?"
"Exactly!" General Jin glanced at Huang Xie with a half-smile.
You little brat.
At first, I looked down upon others in various ways.
He said that Qu Yang's army was useless, that this battle would be defeated, and that the prince would be kidnapped.
What now?
Big win!
"How is that possible!" Huang Xie didn't understand, but was shocked!
"With more than 300 people, can we annihilate more than 1,000 people?"
Huang Xie can still believe that three hundred people can defeat a thousand people - although the gap in numbers is large, it is not impossible to make up. There are many similar battles in history.
For example, just a dozen years ago, when the Qin State had not yet carried out the reform, the Wei State used only 50,000 Wei soldiers to defeat Qin Xian Gong's 500,000 Qin army.
But with less to defeat more, it is easy to defeat them. To annihilate them all is simply a fantasy!
After the battle is defeated, just run away - the defeated troops are scattered all over the mountains and plains, how do you catch them?
General Jin glanced at the shocked Huang Xie and said in a tone of sincere admiration: "Master Mi Liang is truly a great talent. He first showed the enemy weakness and lured them deeper, and then took advantage of the terrain to block all the Shaohu thieves in the valley. !”
"Under the cover of killing from both sides, in just a moment, the Shaohu bandits knelt down and surrendered!" General Jin's tone was a little regretful, obviously he didn't kill very fast.
Although it is just a small strategy, it is not difficult for anyone who has watched "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".
But for honest people who basically only knew how to fight openly during the Warring States Period, this was already a rather bizarre strategy!
Now General Jin seems to have thought about it - what is martial ethics or not?
Three hundred people fought against a thousand people, with almost zero casualties, and the enemy army was completely wiped out!
If every time I don't practice martial ethics, I can have such a result... I won't practice martial ethics. What's the matter? Grandpa admits it!
Prince Mi Heng was also shocked by such results.
However, he was more happy.
The Shaohu bandits, who once caused great headaches for the Chu court and sent out large armies to suppress them several times, now fell into their own hands.
Although she didn't contribute much... Mi Heng still felt honored!
"Tell me in detail." Mi Heng was very interested in the battle.
General Jin elaborated in a deep voice: "According to the planned plan, our Imperial Army feigned defeat and lured the Shaohu bandits into an ambush. The Quyang Army blocked the mountain pass and attacked from both inside and outside!"
"The combat power of the Quyang Army is truly terrifying!" General Jin clicked his tongue.
Later, General Jin talked about how fierce the repeating crossbows equipped by the Quyang Army were, and how the Shaohu pirates fell to the ground under a single salvo, and then surrendered because their morale collapsed...
"There are such sharp weapons in the world!" Mi Heng couldn't sit still.
If Chu's army could also be equipped with such magical weapons...why should we be afraid of Qin?
Fire suppression is it!
No matter how brave the Qin army is, they are still made of flesh and will have to lie down even if they are shot by an arrow.
At that time, tens of thousands of Chu soldiers will be equipped with repeating crossbows, and hundreds of thousands of arrows will instantly cover the sky. What can Qin use to hold them back?
You can't stand it at all, okay?
General Jin seemed to notice Mi Heng's excitement, shook his head, and poured cold water on him: "Sir, these tactics are only suitable for small armies."
"If such weapons are really implemented in our Chu army, although they are terrifyingly powerful, how many arrows will be consumed in a single battle?"
"Even if the entire country is cutting arrows and can barely guarantee a sufficient quantity, how will this massive amount of arrows be delivered to the frontline soldiers?"
Prince Mi Heng was calmed down by the cold water poured on him.
really.
The frontline was having a great time, but the backline was scolding them.
Without considerable production and transportation capabilities, there is no way to apply such tactics on a large scale.
However... even if the repeating crossbow cannot be distributed to the entire army, it is still a good choice to get some proper repeating crossbows and arm the forbidden troops around you with a small amount.
Even Huang Xie, who looked down upon everything in Quyang County, was not opposed to bringing back some repeating crossbows.
This kind of magical weapon, equipped to the imperial guards of Chu State, can be said to be even more powerful.
Mi Heng and Huang Xie looked at each other and immediately stood up: "Let's go find Xiong Wuliang!"
