To be honest, Li Xiang wants all five of Xiao He, Li Shanchang, Li Si, Li Kui and Zhang Juzheng. After all, these are five god-level political talents. If he can get all five, Li Xiang will definitely no longer have to worry about political affairs in the future. But no matter what, he can only summon one with one card.
"System, remove Li Shanchang and Li Kui, and summon the remaining three, Xiao He, Li Si, and Zhang Juzheng."
Among the five, in terms of political attributes alone, Xiao He, Li Si, and Zhang Juzheng should naturally be retained. As for these three, it doesn't matter which one Li Xiang gets. Anyway, the level of these three is not much different from each other.
"Ding, congratulations to the host for getting Xiao He, commander 62, force 55, intelligence 94, politics 103.
The implanted identity is Xiao Meiniang's brother, who is now the governor of a county in Sizhou.
There are 15 people in charge, including Li Shang, Xi Juan, Jin She, Chai Wu, Wang Sui, Xue Ou, Ding Fu, Gu Feng, Chen Bi, Wuru, Lu Ze, Lu Shizhi, Liu Xin, Liu Zhong, Liu Bi. "
Xiao He brought out quite a few characters, and they were all Qing Yishui, the founding hero of the Western Han Dynasty. Of course, the quality of these heroes was just that, and there was no one that attracted Li Xiang's attention.
Therefore, although Xiao He brought 15 people, only Wang Sui, Xue Ou, and Ding Fu were implanted into Li Xiang, but Li Xiang had nothing to regret. Regardless of how many people there are in this group of people, in Li Xiang's heart, they can't compare to Xiao He alone.
What's more, in today's cruel world, most of these people are just cannon fodder.
After all, they were still heroes of the Western Han Dynasty. Apart from the three Li Xiang, only Chen Bi, Wu Ru, and Chai Wu were separated. The remaining nine people have become Liu Bang's subordinates.
Among the three people, Chen Bi, Wuru, and Chai Wu, the first two became warriors discovered by Yu Ji when she visited Jingbei, and persuaded the two of them to join Xiang Yu. The last Chai Wu was implanted as Chai Rong's younger brother and fought with Chai Rong.
"System, use a god-level talent summoning card to summon a god-level commander talent this time!"
"Ding, the first person, Han Xin, has 104 in command, 81 in force, 96 in intelligence, and 72 in politics."
"Ding, the second person, Wang Jian, has 102 in command, 90 in force, 91 in intelligence, and 92 in politics."
"Ding, the third person, Wu Qi, has 104 in command, 78 in force, 96 in intelligence, and 101 in politics."
The emergence of Wu Qi's attributes can be said to have shocked Li Xiang. He actually reached the divine level in both commandership and politics. This attribute is even more valuable than Bai Qi or Sun Wu, who both have a single commander attribute that reaches full value.
The appearance of Wu Qi also focused all Li Xiang's energy here. Although the other summoning candidates have also reached the god level, they are obviously not as good as Wu Qi.
Wu Qi, a military strategist, politician, reformer, and representative figure in the early Warring States Period, was also known as "Sun Wu" together with the military sage Sun Wu. He lived through the three kingdoms of Lu, Wei and Chu. He is proficient in the three schools of thought: military strategism, Legalism, and Confucianism, and has made extremely high achievements in domestic affairs and military affairs.
It is recorded in "Wu Zi Tu Guo" that he fought with the princes for seventy-six times, and won sixty-four, and the rest were defeated. It was a great success to open up the land on all sides and expand the land for thousands of miles.
The meaning of this sentence is that Wu Qi fought seventy-six times with various vassal states, and won sixty-four times, and the remaining twelve times were indifferent. The expansion of Wei State's territory to thousands of miles in all directions is all the result of Wu Qi!
And the number of famous generals who have never failed in their lives is quite limited even in the whole history.
When talking about Wu Qi, we have to mention the army of Wei Wuzu. The military soldiers of Wei are well-equipped, and they are all mainly heavy infantry. "Xunzi: Military Review" says: "The soldiers of Wei are equipped with armor of three attributes, wield a twelve-stone crossbow, bear fifty arrows, and place a spear on them. Above, with a crown and a sword, he will win three days' worth of food, and at noon he will go hundreds of miles away. If he succeeds in the test, he will be restored to his household, and his land and house will be benefited."
This means that the soldiers wear three layers of heavy armor and iron helmets, can fire a twelve-stone crossbow, carry fifty crossbow bolts each, carry a long sword or an iron halberd, a belt with a sharp sword, and carry three days of combat rations for half a day. Can walk more than a hundred miles. Only soldiers who meet this standard can become soldiers.
The personnel selection of Wei Wuzu is extremely strict, and those who can become a member of Wei Wuzu will enjoy excellent benefits. Therefore, Wei soldiers were all powerful elite soldiers, and their combat effectiveness could be said to be second to none, making them the most elite and sturdy infantry army in the world at that time.
Among them, in the Battle of Yin and Jin, Wu Qi used 50,000 Wei troops to defeat the Qin army that was ten times the size of his own. This created a record in the history of Chinese wars in which 50,000 infantry, 100 chariots, and 3,000 cavalry were able to defeat Qin's 500,000 troops. The famous battle in which a small number of people defeated many made Wei's soldiers famous all over the world. At its peak, the number of Wei's soldiers numbered between 50,000 and 70,000. Wei Wuzu was also the most elite and tough representative of the army at that time.
"Ding, the fourth person, Xu Da, has 101 in command, 96 in force, 91 in intelligence, and 84 in politics."
Xu Da, the first hero of the founding of the Ming Dynasty, ranked first among the "Six Kings" of the founding of the Ming Dynasty. He joined the uprising army led by Zhu Yuanzhang at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. In 1363, Chen Youliang was defeated. In 1364, Zhu Yuanzhang became the left prime minister. In 1367, he led his army to eliminate Zhang Shicheng's local separatist forces. In the same year, he was appointed General Zhenglu, and together with his deputy Chang Yuchun, he led the Northern Expedition to overthrow the rule of the Yuan Dynasty. In 1368, he invaded Dadu and destroyed the Yuan Dynasty. After that, troops were sent out year after year to attack the remaining forces of the Yuan Dynasty.
Xu Da was brave and resourceful throughout his life, and made outstanding achievements in military exploits and border construction. He was praised as the "Great Wall" by Zhu Yuanzhang.
He speaks less but thinks deeply. In the army, military orders are not changed once they are issued. All the generals obeyed his orders with awe and fear, but in front of Taizu, they were respectful and cautious, as if they dared not speak. He is good at comforting the soldiers and shares the joys and sorrows with his subordinates. The soldiers are all grateful for his kindness and are willing to repay his kindness and do their best.
Therefore, the army can defeat the enemy wherever it goes. It was also able to strictly control the troops and conquered two metropolitan areas, three provincial capitals, and more than 100 prefectures and counties. The markets were safe and the people were not suffering from the war.
"Ding, the fifth person, Tian Ranju, has 101 in command, 82 in force, 90 in intelligence, and 82 in politics."
Bingzong Tian Ranju was a famous military strategist who succeeded Jiang Shang. He once led the Qi army to repel the invading armies of Jin and Yan. He was named the Great Sima for his meritorious service. His descendants were called the Sima family in later generations. His soldier ancestors Lu Shang and Bing Zong Saint Sun Wu and Asia Saint Wu Qi are the four military saints.
In the 19th year of Kaiyuan of the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty set up a martial arts temple to commend and worship famous generals of the past dynasties. It was dedicated to Lu Shang (also known as Jiang Ziya), the founding prime minister and military advisor of the Zhou Dynasty, and to the Han Dynasty's remaining marquis Zhang Liang, as well as to ten famous generals of the past dynasties. Follow it.
In the first year of the Yuan Dynasty, Emperor Suzong of the Tang Dynasty enshrined Wu Qi and other ten famous generals with outstanding martial arts in the Wucheng King Temple. They were called the Ten Philosophers of the Wucheng Temple. "Qi Da Sima Changtian Rang Ju" was one of them.
In the fifth year of Xuanhe in the Song Dynasty, the Song Dynasty followed the practice of the Tang Dynasty and established temples for famous ancient generals. Among the seventy-two famous generals, Tian Juan Ju was also included.
Tian Ruoju, like most famous generals in the past dynasties, although he made a lot of achievements, his end was not very good!
The power of the Tian family was growing day by day in Qi State, which aroused the dissatisfaction of the senior officials Bao, Guo, and Gao. As a result, the three major families, Bao, Gao, and Guo, slandered Qi Jinggong one after another, hoping to expel Tian Rangju to weaken the Tian family's power. Qi Jinggong adopted the opinions of Bao, Gao and Guo and dismissed Tian Ruoju. After Tian Ruoju was demoted, he felt depressed and died of illness soon after.
