Call of the Heroes of Chaos in Another World

"Let's agree to this third thing first!"

Thinking of Di Renjie's request, Wang Yu approved it after thinking about it.

Although it felt like shooting oneself in the foot, didn't Xiao Ruolin and the others want to denounce Li Shikai? Then he, Wang Yu, who was an enemy, would instead set Li Shikai as a benchmark for Da Cang's loyal ministers!

It's also like shooting a stone in the foot, but we want to see who is hurting more by it?

In the minds of the wise people in the world, this newly established so-called imperial court helped them portray the image of a cunning rabbit who would die and be cooked by a lackey.

From a personal point of view, he never has to vilify his enemies or anything like that!

In fact, most of the people who can truly achieve great things don't bother to vilify their enemies.

If you don't even have that kind of magnanimity and heroism, how much can you do?

There are always people who think that history books are written by the winners, and the winners will deliberately distort the losers.

But in fact, it’s just some people’s self-righteousness!

For example, in the "History of the Ming Dynasty" written in the Qing Dynasty, you will be surprised to find that the Qing Dynasty praised the capable Ming Dynasty emperors and tried their best to praise their virtues; while they deplored the Ming Dynasty's weak emperors and tried their best to protect their shortcomings.

Commenting on Zhu Yuanzhang, "Wu settled the chaos, and his writing brought peace". He was smart and martial, and had great ambitions to help the world and bring peace to the people. Heroes rushed to join him, eliminate violence and bring peace to the people, and diaosi counterattacks to calm the world. The Qing Dynasty almost gave historians the highest evaluation of Zhu Yuanzhang. , but Zhu Yuanzhang’s massacre of heroes and several serious injustices were briefly mentioned.

It is said that Zhu Di "ruled the Tang and Song Dynasties" and "reached the Han and Tang Dynasties". He was thrifty, knowledgeable and good at assigning tasks, and his literary skills and military strategies were as good as his father. They went on an expedition to Mobei, beat the remnants of the Meng Yuan Dynasty into panic, and compared the Ming Dynasty with the Han and Tang Dynasties, and praised them harshly. Regarding Zhu Di's pursuit of Emperor Jianwen's loyal ministers, he only said one sentence objectively, which was quite embarrassing.

Even the people of the Qing Dynasty still tried their best to say good things about Ming Wuzong Zhu Houzhao, who had been scandalized as early as the Ming Dynasty for not going to court, having sex in the leopard room, and being close to traitors.

Even the evaluation of the subjugated emperor Chongzhen was that he "suffered hardships without humiliating himself, and was a righteous martyr for the subjugated country" and "his destiny was determined by his destiny." Such comments are much higher than the evaluation of Chongzhen in later generations.

Another example is the evaluation of Xiang Yu in the Han Dynasty. How did Sima Qian describe Liu Bang, and how did he describe Xiang Yu?

In fact, from the Han Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, those in the Han Dynasty led by Sima Qian had a better evaluation of Xiang Yu, and the rest had mainly negative impacts.

That is to say, future generations regard Xiang Yu as a god, but regard Liu Bang, the unified emperor, as what kind of ruffian he is?

A man is a hero in life and a hero in death. However, when Li Qingzhao wrote this poem, was it for Xiang Yu? It clearly represents the small imperial court of the Southern Song Dynasty at that time! It has nothing to do with Xiang Yu, but it really doesn't have much to do with it! On the contrary, later generations took this sentence seriously!

Therefore, Wang Yu did not bother to distort Li Shikai's image! How can those who are not broad-minded enough to accommodate the world?

It is said that a general can run a horse with his forehead, and a prime minister can pull a boat with his belly. But how can a person who wants to be an emperor not be better than a general or a prime minister?

Even Wang Yu had to admit that Li Shikai, the general who marched east of Da Cang River, was worthy of this string of words.

If a person like him is willing to risk his own life and reputation, if he can't be loyal, who else can? The title given to this man by the late emperor was Uncle Zhongxin, and this title was indeed given correctly.

"Send an order to Gan Ning to lead 20,000 naval troops along the coast into the river, blockade the river, and prepare to block the connection between the east and west of the river!"

In the land of four rivers, the navy still plays a very important role. It's a pity that because it is located in the hinterland of Da Cang, there is no emergency navy.

In this way, Yanbei Navy may be able to play a significant role in this battle.

Moreover, although many of Gan Ning's newly recruited 20,000 navy men came from the gang of Li Cunxiao's old father-in-law, so there is no need to worry about their abilities on the water, but gangs and the army are two different things!

These two newly-formed navy masters still need to be trained by them.

It is better to train troops here first than to confront Dongyi Navy directly later.

Moreover, although Wang Yu wanted to promote Gan Ning, and later Shi Lang, to balance the veteran faction headed by Mo Peng.

However, if there is no military merit, Wang Yu can't just mention it forcefully, right?

Balance the veteran faction and return it to the veteran faction, but what you have to do is so that others can’t say anything!

"Then four generals, Xue Rengui, Ye Jiyang, Zhang Liao, and Guan Yu, each with three thousand black cavalry, will attack various parts of Hedong. They will not occupy the city and lure Hexi troops to attack!" Thinking of this sudden change, Wang Yu changed his mind. previous combat methods.

Originally, in their plan, their 20,000 black cavalry were supposed to directly attack Ping County, Hedong Daozhisuo.

Hedong Road only has about 120,000 troops, and Li Shikai took 100,000 to Hebei Road. The remaining 20,000, at best, Ping County can only have 10,000, or even only 5,000. maybe.

As long as his 20,000 black cavalry can enter the city under a sudden attack and win the battle, there will be no difficulty at all.

However, the soldiers and horses of Hexi Road entered Hedong Road, and the previous strategy could not be continued.

Along the way, we go deep into Hedong Road. If we fail to enter the city and are cut off from the food route, it will be very embarrassing.

Although they broke into Jiexian County in Hedong to collect grain, they were taking grain stored by the government, not the grain of the people. Not every county has a large amount of food and grass, and if the other party really cuts off their two routes, they will definitely clear the country and strictly guard the cities.

No matter how elite the black cavalry were, could Wang Yu still allow them to fight sieges? And that’s even without large siege equipment!

When they were in Dongyi, they could attack the ordinary people of Dongyi, without destroying the city, but they could loot the villages along the way. If one was not enough, there would be two, and if two were not enough, there would be ten, and they would loot all the grain and all kinds of livestock. , there’s always something to eat!

However, this method can be used in Dongyi, but it is absolutely impossible to use it in Hedong!

Now, Wang Yu divided four groups of black cavalry, with him as the center, to sweep around. They would fight if they could, and if they couldn't, they would wander among the counties. Even if they didn't attack the city, they still had to prevent the people from Hedong from attacking. Dare to come out.

After Xiao Ruolin and Li Shikai had done this, they naturally regarded Hedong and Hexi as their basic base and refused to give up. They were afraid that they would not be allowed to use Hedong as a racecourse unscrupulously.

Therefore, they always have to force the other party to come to them proactively.