The Great Han Dynasty: From Feng Lang Juxu to the Eternal Emperor

Chapter 546 Wei Qing’s layout that is incomprehensible
The whole country of South Vietnam chose to believe in Wei Qing. In fact, they had to believe it even if they didn't believe it, because they had no way, and even said that they had no ability to resist the invasion of the two military forces.

They don't believe in Wei Qing. Their country has no famous generals, and no one is confident that they can win this upcoming battle.

This is no longer like the scene and scale when they chose to unify South Vietnam. When they unified South Vietnam, their opponents knew the basics and no tactical planning was needed. The competition was about courage and nothing else.

Over the years, Zhengxi has been trying to train a Wei Qing and Huo Qubing who belongs to South Vietnam, but she found that their country simply could not find such a once-in-a-millennium talent.

There are no famous generals in South Vietnam, not even a decent general like Wang Hui.

How to fight this war?
Who can fight?
The answer is obvious, no one can beat him, so he can only place his hope on Wei Qing. Although this requires taking a lot of risks, it has to be done.

One day later, the old South Vietnamese Prime Minister went to Northeast City in person to find Weining. He solemnly saluted Weining, hoping that Weining would not betray their trust or betray his faith.

This is all he can do, treat each other with courtesy, and place all his expectations on Weining's integrity.

Because they have no other options. This is the tragedy of a small country. If a country is not strong, the final result can only be like this.

It's a shame, but it's also a motivation to move forward.

Wei Ning did not make any guarantees to him. He had said it countless times that he was really not interested in South Vietnam at all. After the old South Vietnamese Prime Minister left, Wei Ning summoned Wei Qing and others for a meeting.

Li Ju originally wanted to go to fight with Wei Qing, but Wei Qing held him back. Nanyue did not trust Wei Qing, and Wei Qing did not trust them.

What if after Wei Qing leaves, South Vietnam takes the opportunity to capture Northeast City?
Everything must be nipped in the bud. Only if Li Ju guards the Northeast City here can Wei Qing rest assured.

This meeting did not last long, and Wei Qing's military level did not need anyone's guidance. Early the next morning, Wei Qing went to the South Vietnamese Central Army and took over the command.

He did not rush to send troops, but understood all the situations in advance.

The Sichuan-Shu Marching Army is behind, and the Western Region Allied Forces are in front. It will take a month or even longer for their army to completely reach South Vietnam.

This is good news. There is still enough time, which can give Wei Qing enough time to arrange his troops.

Wei Qing then coordinated the military strength of South Vietnam, including 103,000 elite combat troops, and more than 50,000 reserve troops.

Wei Qing's available troops are no more than 100,000, which is enough.

What gave Wei Qing a headache was that the armor and weapons of South Vietnam were too backward. The Western Regions had now obtained sophisticated weapons and equipment from the Han Dynasty, and the armor was also very sophisticated.

Relatively speaking, the weapons and armor of the Sichuan and Shu barbarians are much weaker, so these two opponents seem to have a lot of people, but the only ones that actually need to be defended are the Western Region Allied Forces.

Wei Qing sent three waves of spies to spy on the march of the Western Region Allied Forces, and then sent two waves of people to monitor the Sichuan and Shu barbarians.

In addition, Wei Qing also dispatched a special force. They did not need to do anything. They recorded all the local features, geography, mountains and rivers along the way and quickly transmitted them back.

After doing all this, Wei Qing began to train his troops and horses. He did not train other drills, but just trained them to understand the flag language and to follow orders and prohibitions. Because Wei Qing knew that if the South Vietnamese soldiers and horses were to engage in a head-on battle with the Western Region Allied Forces, they would have no chance of winning, so he did not intend to let these soldiers and horses fight the opponent head-on. Unless it was a must-win situation, he would not send them up. Let's say one hundred thousand, even if the army is half a million, it will be defeated like a mountain. At that time, there will be no chance of victory.

Every move Wei Qing made in the army would be watched and reported to the Zhengxi court.

It's not that they really don't trust Wei Qing. Since the command has been given to Wei Qing, they can't go back on it now. The reason why they do this is to learn Wei Qing's marching and fighting techniques and record all these military theories for future convenience. Inheritance and being able to learn a little bit from Wei Qing are crucial and valuable to them.

Half a month has passed in the blink of an eye, and the Zhengxi court is getting more and more panicked.

Because Wei Qing has not made any move yet. He is still training his troops and horses in the military camp, and he has not even built any defensive fortifications.

This inevitably made some people in the Zhengxi court even more suspicious that Wei Qing did not want to use his full strength.

If these matters were left to the Han Dynasty, Wei Qing would have already been sent to fight on the front lines. However, since the Zhengxi Imperial Court said they would not interfere in Wei Qing's military affairs, they would not interfere.

The main reason was that they had no generals to send up, so they could only let Wei Qing dispatch his own troops.

By the twentieth day, Wei Qing finally got everything he wanted, and the South Vietnamese soldiers had been trained by him.

Today, he was sitting in the Chinese army's tent, observing the terrain in the northwest of South Vietnam, and finally set his sights on the pass of Laohu Mountain.

If you want to enter here from the northwest, you need to pass through a dangerous pass. The commander of the Western Region Alliance Army is Wang Meng, and Wei Qing knows that he is not popular at all.

Wei Qing also understands his temperament, he is blind and arrogant and thinks he is clever.

There is also a wide jungle area next to Tiger Mountain where you can walk. It is safer than walking through the narrow path. The jungle is just overgrown and requires cutting down, which takes time, but it is relatively safer.

Wei Qing dispatched 10,000 troops to this jungle and told them not to do anything but to make noise as soon as the Western Region Allied Forces arrived here.

Wei Qing concluded that Wang Meng would not choose this safe area, and they would definitely choose Tiger Mountain, even though it was very dangerous.

But getting to the top of the mountain was also a hassle for South Vietnamese troops.

Wei Qing began to move, and asked all the remaining troops to climb up the mountainside of Tiger Mountain within seven days, gather on both sides, and prepare huge rocks.

In the Zhengxi court, the great powers were very confused about Wei Qing's arrangements. He did not think that the Western Region Allied Forces would choose such a dangerous path to advance.

Too risky!

Why not choose to walk in the jungle?
He also didn't know why Wei Qing made such an arrangement and transferred most of the main forces to Tiger Mountain. Once the opponent did not leave from here, it would basically leave no way for South Vietnam to fall back. By then, South Vietnam would definitely be subjugated.

Wei Qing is gambling!
The Minister of War in South Vietnam had the same views as Lao Guo. He had doubts about Wei Qing's control. He wanted Zhengxi to take back Wei Qing's command several times, but Zhengxi refused.

Zhengxi didn't know why Wei Qing made such an arrangement. Did he regard the other coach as a fool? We all know that this mountain road is dangerous, doesn’t the other party know?
(End of this chapter)