Three Kingdoms: The opening incorporates Li Cunxiao

Chapter 659: Sun Ce's strategy for training troops, Zhang Wu arrives at Chibi
Ding! ~Ding! ~
Two sounds of metal collision were heard one after another. Sun Ce stood at the bow of the ship without moving, and Dong Xi and Ling Cao held Taishi Ci on the left and right.

"A lot." When Taishi Ci saw the generals lined up beside Sun Ce, he was not surprised but happy.

He had heard people mention earlier that there were quite a few talented generals in Jiangdong.

At that time, Taishi Ci just thought it was a joke. Comparing the tiger generals? Whether comparing quality or quantity, the generals of Wei must be the most powerful and the most famous.

Like many people in Jiangdong, he had not only never seen them, but he had never even heard of them.

Looking at his aura now, although not as good as Wushuang, it seems to be pretty good.

At least this battle can be fought to our heart's content.

As for Sun Ce on the bow, he was simply ignored by Taishi Ci.

Taishi Ci never considered Sun Ce as his target, and only considered defeating the southern navy as his achievement. If he really wanted to fight Sun Ce to the death, he would have to wait until Zhang Wu's entourage arrived at Chibi.

It's not just Taishi Ci. There are actually many people among the powerful generals of Wei who think this way.

All the generals who are currently in the limelight have served under Zhang Wu.

The important starting points in their glorious lives may have begun with the Feixiong Cavalry, which was first commanded by Zhang Wu, or benefited from the Bingzhou Cavalry expanded by Zhang Wu in Bingzhou, or became prosperous with the Yunhui Cavalry formed later.

Although Taishi Ci had never been to these places, he was conquered by Zhang Wu.

As Sun Ce was the brother-in-law of his old boss, it would definitely be inappropriate to capture him. The princes would not tolerate humiliation, and if Sun Ce was captured, there was no guarantee that he would not commit suicide.

Killing her would be even more inappropriate. Regardless of what Zhang Wu thought, Cao Cao, the emperor of the Wei Dynasty, had promised to pardon the Sun family of Jiangdong for the rebellion when Sun Shangxiang entered the Zhang family.

In terms of official position, he was just a general of miscellaneous title. Although he was in charge of the Qingxu water army, he jumped up and slapped the face of the God of War of Wei and the Emperor of Wei at the same time. One can predict what the outcome would be with one's toes.

After many years in officialdom, Taishi Ci is no longer the young and naive man he used to be.

He knew very well that the court was not just about right and wrong, but more about human relationships and worldly wisdom.

Rewarding merit and punishing faults is only the most superficial level.

Otherwise, with so many strong generals suffering from lack of opportunities to rise to the top, who would the superiors promote? Could it be that the Qingxu Navy had to rely on him?

"kill."

Taishi Ci shouted loudly, and instead of retreating, he advanced and fought against the two generals.

Although Dong Xian and Ling Cao were brave, that was only compared to ordinary generals.

Taishi Ci opened fire at full force, and within 20 rounds, he had put the two men in danger. It was not until Zhou Tai arrived and joined the battle that he was able to stop their advance.

"I knew that Cao Wei had many brave generals, but now I have a glimpse of their whole story. I never thought that Taishi Ci, who is not well-known, could be so brave."

"My lord, the Qingxu navy is not weak in fighting, why don't we retreat first?"

Sun Ce shook his head: "Fight for another hour, and then order the troops to withdraw."

"promise."

Since he had the idea of ​​survival of the fittest from the beginning, Sun Ce would naturally not be merciful.

The real war had already begun, and even though he was in charge of Liu Biao's 10,000 naval forces, he had no time to train the troops properly.

The battlefield is his biggest training ground.

Even if it would cause him heavy losses.

Even if only two or three thousand out of ten thousand people can be left in the end, it is worth it for Sun Ce.

Woo!!!~~~
The two navies were still fighting, but the generals on the shore heard the sound of trumpets. From afar, the large banner with the Chinese character "Zhang" fluttered in the wind, and the eagle with spread wings embroidered on it was particularly eye-catching.

"The Grand Commander is here?"

All the generals lined up to greet them, and sure enough, they saw the guards enter the central tent. Zhang Wu was wearing a white robe as white as snow.

Lu Bu quietly joked with Zhao Yun beside him: "Zilong, your white robe is not good, it is not as white as Zhang Manzi's."

"Fengxian, don't talk nonsense. Yun is just a warrior. The general is a god of war who can plan and win battles thousands of miles away. How can a firefly compete with the bright moon?"

"Please stop talking. You said Zhang Manzi was invincible and I agree. You said he was able to plan and win battles thousands of miles away. Why do I feel like you were talking about Xun You and Guo Fengxiao?"

Zhao Yun smiled without explaining.

It's a very simple truth.
Conspiracies and plots, strategies for fighting, and winning battles, do all these need to be thought of by a commander?

Even a wise man like Jia Xu suffered a loss at the hands of Liu Bei in Yuzhang. Human power is limited and no one is a god who can plan everything for the best.

Isn't a true commander someone who can employ people, make decisions, and win battles?
Is it possible that someone could have plotted against Liu Hou among Wu Gai Ba Wang's colleagues?

In terms of employing people, the generals promoted by Zhang Wu himself to high positions include himself, Lu Bu, Huang Zhong, and Ma Chao.

Young generals such as Cao Xiu, Cao Pi, Huang Xu, Xiahou Ba, etc.

Which one of them is not a famous general of the time?

As for the ability to make decisions, we should only judge by the results. No matter whether Zhang Wu made his own plans or adopted the advice of others, when did he ever lose a battle?
It is not an exaggeration to say that such a person is able to plan strategies and win battles thousands of miles away.

It's simply that the Prince of Jin is so powerful that it's easy for people to subconsciously ignore his other advantages.

Zhang Wu sat down and saw that Lu Bu was subconsciously listed as the first among the generals. He sneered and said coldly, "Don't you have a commander in chief in the Flying Tiger Battalion? Why is it led by a deputy general?"

Lu Bu was immediately ashamed and humiliated, clasped his fists and wanted to leave.

"Okay, stand there. After all this time, have you figured out why you were demoted?"

coming!

Lu Bu was very clear that the next words would directly affect whether he would continue to serve as the deputy general of the first battalion or be reinstated.

According to Han Meng, Lu Bu should believe that Zhang Wu's warning to him was a son-in-law's advice to his father-in-law.

But according to Kuai Yue's argument, he was punished because he disobeyed orders from his superiors and relied on his favor to force a war.

The two have similar meanings, but one is for private reasons while the latter is for public ones.

At this time, Lu Bu naturally chose to trust Kuai Yue, the sycophant whom he once despised the most, and replied with a fist: "You do not obey the orders of the superiors, and rely on your favor to force a fight."

"Oh, this is a tip from an expert."

"Ashamed."

"Okay, I've heard it when I was in Jiangxia. Wen Lie knows that he has little experience and cannot command you, the former general, so he will allow you to return to your original position. If you disobey orders again, you will go back to guard Xiangyang."

Lu Bu was overjoyed: "Yes!"

"Who is fighting on the river?"

"Reporting to the Grand Commander, it is Ziyi who is fighting against Sun Ce."

(End of this chapter)