Three Kingdoms: Jiuyuan Tiger

Chapter 415: Yue Jia and Martial Soldiers

The next day, Zhang Liao gave Lu Bu a special gift, and Lu Bu was overjoyed after seeing it.

According to Zhang Liao, this ancient book was found in Aguda's treasury. Zhang Liao saw that it was old, so he took it back to Ji County for safekeeping and dedicated it to Lu Bu.

This ancient book has obviously gone through many years, and the cover is already a bit dilapidated, and two characters written in a simplified version of the bronze script can be vaguely discerned: Yuejia!

If there is a will, everything will be done, and the Baier Qin Pass will eventually belong to Chu;
If you work hard and live up to your expectations, you can swallow Wu for three thousand more.

And what is recorded in this ancient book is the famous training method of Yuejia.

Goujian, the king of Yue, who had suffered through hard work and tasted courage, used the three thousand Yuejia to avenge his shame and successfully avenge and destroy the state of Wu.

There are different opinions about Goujian's revenge against Fucha in history, and it can be said to be varied.

Some people say that it was Xi Shi's beauty trick that made Fu Chai lose his fighting spirit; some people said that it was Fan Li's peerless strategy that was the key to the final battle;

But no matter which version it is, it must be inseparable from the figure of the Three Thousand Yuejia.

Without them, even if Gou Jian, Fan Li and Xi Shi were all exhausted to death, the state of Wu would not perish for no reason.

As for the training method of the Three Thousand Yuejia, it has been missing for hundreds of years. If it weren't for Zhang Liao's gift, Lu Bu might not have been able to get this ancient book in his life.

Lu Bu is not sure if this method of Yuejia training is the only one, but Lu Bu feels that even if it is not the only one, it is difficult to find a second one in today's world.

I don't know what kind of great luck Ah Gu hit to get such a precious ancient book.

Maybe some Xianbei senior got it by accident?But Lu Bu had no way of knowing about this matter.

But no matter what, now this Yuejia training method belongs to Lu Bu, and I will change my surname to Lu in the future!
Lu Bu, who is a traveler and has a β, naturally understands the importance of elite special forces, so after he came to this world, he established many special units, such as the Huben Camp, the Trapped Camp, and the Iron Buddha.

However, most of Lu Bu's training methods are based on the methods of later generations. Although the results are remarkable, they are not perfect.

And this method of Yuejia training is like sending charcoal in the snow. If it is used properly, it will definitely improve the combat effectiveness of these arms.

Lu Bu's hands holding the hot tea trembled slightly, which is the so-called "excited heart, trembling hands".

Lu Bu carefully placed the teacup on the table beside him, for fear that the water would spill on the ancient book.

After reading it, Lu Bu was no longer as excited and delighted as before, because the methods of Yuejia training recorded in this ancient book were not complete.

This is like a martial arts secret book, divided into upper and lower parts. This ancient book in Lu Bu's hand only records some basic training methods of Yuejia and the method of forming an formation to fight against the enemy. Regarding the origin of Yuejia's fighting power, this book There is no record in the ancient books, and after reading it, Lu Bu was somewhat dispirited.

But it cannot be said that this ancient book is useless. Many of the training methods in it are unheard of by Lu Bu. There are still some merits, but they are not as good as Lu Bu expected.

Lu Bu was not too disappointed. This kind of opportunity is something that can't be found, and asking too much can only be asking for trouble.

The greater the expectation, the greater the disappointment. It is precisely because Lu Bu's psychological expectations are too high that eventually lead to disappointment.

Lu Bu suddenly remembered a version that people in later generations talked about: that is, the training method of the three thousand Yuejia is harmful to the harmony. The three thousand Yuejia took forbidden drugs that squeezed their physical potential from top to bottom. In exchange for inhuman combat power.

Naturally, Gou Jian would not let this kind of thing spread to the world. All three thousand Yue Jia were wiped out by Gou Jian, and their training methods were also destroyed by Gou Jian.

It was precisely because of this that Fan Li retired to the mountains and forests when he became famous, because he knew too many secrets and was afraid that Gou Jian would harm him.

Of course, no one knows the truth of the matter. There are no relevant historical materials handed down to the world, and even folklore is pitiful.

After all, the age is too long, and there is no way to study the specific facts.

Lu Bu read this ancient book several times, took the essence of the training methods recorded in it and discarded the dross, then compiled the excerpts into a book, combined with the existing training methods, and improved the training methods of several special forces under his command .

It is foreseeable that with the blessing of the armor training method, the combat power of these special forces will surely be improved to a higher level.

When it comes to Yuejia, one has to mention Wu Qi's soldiers.

Wu Qi is an all-round talent, familiar with the three schools of thought of military strategists, legalists, and Confucianism, and has extremely high achievements in internal affairs and military affairs. He served Lu, Wei, and Chu throughout his life.

But Wu Qi also has many stains. His mother's refusal to run after his mother's death, and his wife's begging for murder all added a few stains to Wu Qi's fabulous record.

Wu Qi is No. 1 after Sun Tzu, who is good at using troops and has advanced military theory.

In history, Wu Qi was as famous as Sun Wu as a military strategist, and later generations were called "Sun Wu" when discussing soldiers.

As a politician and reformer, he is as famous as Shang Yang.

Throughout his life, Wu Qi served as a general and prime minister in the three kingdoms of Lu, Wei, and Chu, showing his outstanding military talent and exerting a profound influence on the military use of later generations.

Wu Qi was strict in running the army, and he was able to share joys and sorrows with the soldiers, which won the support of his troops.

However, his practice of killing his wife and asking for generals in order to gain fame has always been shameless by future generations.

Wu Qi's army advocated "governance" instead of many soldiers. He once strictly selected infantry and created a standing army "martial soldiers" with combat effectiveness.

Initiated the method of selecting soldiers: Anyone who can wear full armor, hold a 12-stone crossbow, carry 50 arrows, hold a sword, carry three days of rations, and run a hundred miles within half a day can be selected as a "war soldier" , exempting his family's corvee and land tax.

Wu Qi trained the "martial soldiers" strictly, making them the vigorous teachers of the Wei state.

Wu Qi ruled the army. He advocated strict punishment, clear rewards, and teaching and precepts first. He believed that if the laws were not clear and the rewards and punishments were not believed, it would be useless even if there were millions of troops.

Wu Qi always believes that the combat effectiveness of an army is not determined by the number of soldiers, but by whether the soldiers are elite.

So Wu Qi was the first to create military pawns, and formulated a set of selection plans for military pawns.

In other words, in the early days of the Warring States Period, Wu Qi had already figured out the method of running with a load, and used the run with a load as a standard for evaluating soldiers.

Wu Qi ordered his soldiers to run a hundred miles in half a day, dressed in armor, holding bows, arrows, swords, and rations.

Soldiers who can complete it can enter the military army. Once entered, the whole family will be exempted from corvee and taxes.

In this way, Wu Qi greatly mobilized the participation and enthusiasm of the soldiers. When the soldiers saw that being selected as a soldier had so many benefits, they all robbed their heads and went in.

It is also Wu Qi's brilliance to associate the enthusiasm of soldiers with their immediate interests.

Why are the combat effectiveness of Qin soldiers famous all over the world?Isn't the more you kill, the more rewards you get?
If you don't link military merit with your own interests, who would desperately kill the enemy?
　One more!

　　
　
(End of this chapter)