God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Among Cao Cao's army, there were only a few legions that were qualified and had prepared the prerequisites.

The Xiliang Iron Cavalry under Zhang Xiu's command basically met the prerequisites in terms of both the number of veterans and experience, because the road to the top was already unobstructed, so it naturally could not be counted.

The cavalry corps under the command of Xiahou Yuan and Xiahou Dun have also experienced many wars and faced one opponent after another.

He has fought battles with advantages and battles with disadvantages. It can be said that his combat experience and fighting will are excellent. However, his overly reckless and overdrawn fighting methods, like Zhang Fei's legion, have left behind very big hidden dangers and shortcomings. If these cannot be resolved, it will be difficult to get promoted.

Zhang Fei's army is better, as they can become stronger if they can overcome their fear. However, Xiahou Yuan and Xiahou Dun, one needs adaptability, and the other needs willpower.

As for Cao Ren and Cao Hong, they were not cavalrymen themselves, but mainly infantry.

Cao Hong, who has a Pixiu-like personality, is only average in terms of military management and training. The erosion talent of his legion means that his legion can only rely on long-term battles.

Cao Ren, who has excellent offensive and defensive capabilities, certainly has good personal qualities and command abilities.

In terms of military prestige and support from soldiers, Cao Cao was unique under his command. However, such a powerful and comprehensive Cao Ren was ultimately limited by the type of legion talent and could be regarded as a representative of someone who was trapped by the legion talent.

Cao Ren is obviously a very good and comprehensive general, but his legion talent has forced him to be defensive.

Needless to say, although Ma Chao and Pang De had strong fighting will, the soldiers under their command, even if they tried their best, could hardly match the fighting will of these two men, or in other words, match the state of these two men when they were crazy.

After eliminating these generals one by one, a person who was not very famous appeared in Xu Shu's mind, a young man who was once very outstanding and was once hailed as the pillar of the family, but now he was an unknown existence.

"Cao Chun Cao Zihe?!" Xu Shu, who read out this name, was met with Xi Zhongran's gaze.

"It's really him? But I remember that he carried out suppression and mopping-up during the Qiang turmoil, and took the initiative to choose to retreat and admit defeat. He has such character and willpower. Is it worth your gamble?" Xu Shu, who knew that war was no joke, frowned at Xi Zhong and said kindly, "A general is the soul and courage of the soldiers. An incompetent general can tire out the whole army. Sir, don't put the army to death just because of your family name. The burden and pressure required for transformation and sublimation are not something an ordinary general can accomplish. In my opinion, it is better to change the target to General Xiahou. Maybe there is more hope..."

When Xi Zhong heard Xu Shu say this, he was not angry. Instead, he smiled and nodded, which showed that he agreed with Xu Shu's statement.

"If it were in the past, I would definitely not agree to such a request, even if we really lacked such a legion. But after actually seeing each other, just a glance at each other, I agreed. Even though the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry did not perform well on the battlefield before, that was only in the past, wasn't it?" Xi Zhong did not explain Cao Chun in too much depth. He explained his inner thoughts in a very objective tone and attitude.

In fact, under Cao Cao's command, most people were not optimistic about this legion after the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry was defeated once.

Even in the previous war, the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry faced too many opponents, several times more than their own side; they were also ambushed by the Imperial Guards; the enemy's commander was a top master, and their own military force could not stop him at all; they were persuaded by their teammates, etc. There was no way to change the fact that the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry retreated at that time, admitting their failure and retreating, which was a shameful reality.

If the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry could withstand the attacks of the Xiongnu and Qiang people and push them back in the combat environment at that time, it would have been a success regardless of how many people were left alive.

However, the reality was that Cao Chun couldn't hold on. Due to the death of his clansmen in battle, others seized the opportunity and launched a strong surprise attack. His troops were about to suffer large-scale casualties, and when victory seemed hopeless, he was pulled back by his teammates.

Just this one failure made Cao Chun and the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry become unknown. There was even a saying that the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry was a disgrace to Cao Cao's army, and it was a shame for them to remain in the world.

Even when the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry was first established, its soldiers were once the best soldiers under Cao Cao. Whether in terms of combat experience or combat skills, they were all top-notch.

However, these glories did not make the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry bloom and transform into what everyone wanted. Instead, they became a joke now, an unknown joke.

The best soldiers, the best equipment, the most diligent training, and the result is just that scene on the battlefield?
Under normal circumstances, who could accept this?

If you can't beat an enemy several times your size, can you still call it a strong army? Not to mention facing a foreign race.

"Different changes?" Xu Shu estimated Cao Chun's presence during this period of time, and a hint of surprise flashed across his mind.

Almost three years had passed without him noticing, and during this period of time, his understanding of Cao Chun was still stuck at the same level as three years ago. How outrageous was this?!

You have to know that as a commander and staff officer mainly in military affairs, he is basically very familiar with the front-line legion commanders in the Han Empire, both in terms of their wisdom and past battle records.

As a result, his impression of this once famous legion still remained at the level of three years ago, which also exposed his lack of knowledge about the information of each legion. Improvement must be made in this regard.

"Since you are so confident, sir, I will look forward to it. I hope he can change my perception, just like you..." Sima Yi, who was listening from the side, listened to the two people's conversation and expressed his distrust, but was also willing to see the final result.

How many three years can we have in our life?
How much change can be achieved in three years? Sima Yi expressed his curiosity.

"I am also very curious, but we have to wait and see the actual situation to know the future." Xi Zhong did not say anything definite in this regard.

Even if he is very confident in his heart, he must leave some room for himself. After all, he will not be the one to carry out the final execution.

Moreover, with the lessons learned from the past, the so-called absolute trust is ultimately something that needs to be discussed. (End of this chapter)