God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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The emergence of a means of transportation that can be used and ignore roads can bring about a revolutionary change in the battlefield.

Whether it is Bai Qi or Han Xin, in this regard, even if their true performance has not been confirmed, their self-estimations and calculations in their dreams have been revealed, which is enough to rewrite the situation on the battlefield.

"Perhaps the role it can play on a small local battlefield is not very significant, but if this thing is placed on a strategic level, or on a relatively wide battlefield, then the side that owns the airship can almost determine the victory over the side that does not own the airship when the strength is the same..." Han Xin looked at the result he deduced and frowned slightly.

As a general, he naturally has absolute confidence in the results he has derived.

However, the appearance of the airship was almost like a weapon, which directly determined the difference in victory between the two sides from the very beginning.

In other words, the display of airships is more like a display of military skills, suppressing and attacking those who have nothing.

"It's really good..." Bai Qi recalled the tactics he had perfected during this period with the help of the airship, and nodded with satisfaction.

Regardless of whether the emergence of airships will change the way the battle is arranged, one thing cannot be changed, that is, they have airships, and the changes in tactics will naturally be different.

Owning an airship means that you can send the army you want to the target area in a short time, so as to use absolute strength to strike and suppress the enemy's fatal parts, assist the main army, and complete the annihilation battle...

In Bai Qi's opinion, the tactics and methods that can be extended by the emergence of airships are enough to increase the success rate of annihilation warfare by 50%.

Just the ability to join a battlefield you want to join at any time and anywhere is enough to seize the opportunity to annihilate, even if there was no chance originally.

During the months of deduction in the dream, both Han Xin and Bai Qi felt the power and influence from the airship.

"It is also very simple to transport soldiers by airship. As long as the number is large enough to form a scale, the scale of clouds will be enough to change the clouds, thereby affecting the changes in light and shadow. Visually, they will disappear in the air, thus achieving shadowless flight..." Han Xin looked at the auxiliary secret technique he had researched and nodded.

Through relevant methods, the physical existence of the airship can be directly obscured, thereby preventing others from directly observing these behemoths in the sky with their eyes, and achieving the concealment of soldier transportation.

In this way, whether it is attacking the enemy's rear, cutting off the enemy's food and grass; making a feint to the east and attacking in the west, capturing a city or a stronghold; hiding behind the enemy's rear, blocking the enemy's retreat, etc., it will be very easy.

Even in his hands, he could easily achieve an effect similar to that of an annihilation war, and on this basis, unleash even more terrifying attacks and first aid effects.

"If this kind of thing is used on the battlefield, the rules of the battlefield will definitely be rewritten. As for the related military tactics, the concepts may not change much, but the tactical methods will probably have to be rewritten..." Bai Qi then thought of another thing, and the corners of his mouth twitched involuntarily.

Their original mission was to write common tactics to help front-line officers improve their horizons and knowledge, broaden their combat methods, and thus limit the command limits of front-line generals, as well as use such methods to fight stupid battles in special circumstances.

But now it seems that everything they originally wrote has to be rewritten, because the emergence of this thing is enough to subvert the tactical methods.

"But if it is written now, it seems that the requirements for generals are higher..." Han Xin looked at the bamboo slips in Bai Qi's hand, confirmed the concentrated information, and complained on the spot. It is obviously a tactical book prepared for front-line officers, but the content written in it is fine at the beginning, but later on, it tends to be more about the concept and thinking of war. It should be said that this is also their normal state...

"Compared to the past, the weapons on the battlefield are very different, so the relevant tactical methods must also be changed, but tactical concepts and tactical thinking can always be used universally..." Bai Qi naturally understood this, and he also knew that this job was not easy.

He had to write something useful while not misleading others, and he had to give specific examples, which was very difficult for someone like him.

If he really were on the battlefield, he would simply compare the strength of both sides and he would know whether he could defeat the opponent.

But if it is written in a book, it is completely different.

Some things can only be understood but not expressed in words. For the same sentence, different people may have different understandings, which makes it difficult to convey your true thoughts.

While talking, Bai Qi and Han Xin looked at each other and then smiled bitterly.

This is much more difficult than bullying the weak ones in their dreams. To bully the weak ones, all you need is hands. But when writing something like this, you really have to balance the differences between the various parties and give a relatively moderate version.

"Forget it, let's pack up and prepare to wait for Liu Tong's real body to come to Chang'an. After she arrives in Chang'an, our range of activities will be much larger..." Han Xin realized that he couldn't handle it in a short time, so he put the things in his hands aside and said in a rather bad tone.

When Bai Qi heard this, he was silent for a while, then nodded.

Since they live in the imperial seal, they are naturally the ones who follow the imperial seal.

So as far as the actual time of arrival in Chang'an is concerned, they had already been in Chang'an, but because of the limitations of their luck, the scope of their activities was much smaller than before.

Although Chang'an was the imperial capital, Liu Tong's real body did not stay in Chang'an after all. To some extent, this had a great impact on the country's fortune.

As they themselves need the protection of the country's fortune, they are naturally restricted.

Hearing this, Bai Qi couldn't help but lower his head and began to calculate the time, calculating when Liu Tong would be able to arrive in Chang'an, so that he could make an appointment for the opera in advance and return to his former state.

The scope of activities is restricted and even opera cannot be watched. This makes people feel very uncomfortable. Fortunately, such days will soon pass.

If I can spend my days listening to music, there will be no need to use this kind of thing to kill my time. Then I can completely hand over this work to Han Xin, and everything will be so beautiful.

I haven’t listened to any opera in the past six months, and I don’t know what kind of operas have been added.

Looking up at Bai Qi in the east, he began to look forward to it. (End of this chapter)