I became the son of Renzong

Chapter 327 Do Your Best
To be honest, Zhao Xi has not had time to consider where the overall situation of encirclement and suppression will be formed.

I'm probably familiar with the topography and landforms. There are many suitable places from the south of Xiaoguan for large-scale encirclement and suppression.

Should it be placed in Haoshuichuan... What does this old Han mean?
When Zhao Xi saw Han Qi's handwritten letter, he was a little puzzled.

As for Di Qing, when he saw Han Qi's letter, he shut up consciously, not even showing a strange or surprised expression... Sigh, Han Qi is a hurdle that Di Qing can't get over in his life!

Forget it, asking Di Qing about this is equivalent to asking Yu Blind.

Military generals, those who understand the thoughts of civil servants, if they understand it, it will not be the current situation.

Since he, Han Qi, is the leader of the civil servants, let the civil servants guess.

Don't be forced to end up on your own side, really set the battlefield in Haoshuichuan, scratching Han Qi's hair...

"Your Highness, Mr. Han's intention should come from his heart, from his original intention."

"At the beginning, the battle of Haoshuichuan was a confrontational battle. The two sides were within a radius of twenty or thirty miles, and hundreds of thousands of soldiers were intricately intertwined."

"In the situation at that time, Han Xianggong had no assessment and deployment of the overall battle situation in a sense, and he was basically in a state of chaos."

"As for the reasons for the final defeat, there are accidental factors, and there are also inevitable factors of the slackness of armaments. It is not like today, in terms of strategic deployment, it is necessary to form an encirclement and suppression."

Well, what are you talking about?
Zhao Xi wanted to see how civil officials viewed Han Qi's letter, and had no intention of exploring the reasons for Hao Shuichuan's defeat.

However, a group of civil servants began to talk about Hao Shuichuan's defeat...it didn't make any sense at all.

I came here to win the battle, as for why Han Qi was defeated in the first place, what did I do?
Times have changed, today is different from the past, if you win a big victory today, it will not be comparable to the big defeat in the past, why go so far?

Still can't interrupt...~
"At the beginning, Princess Han was involved in the military affairs of Qinzhou, while the armies of Linfu, Yanzhou, Huanqing, and Huizhou all fought independently, and did not form a unified order layout."

"Although they are both in the same direction, the exchanges and intercommunication between them have not formed a unified strategy."

Go on... go on.It's nothing more than making a big difference in the judgment of victory or defeat... I am the heir to the great line, not a civil servant. Is it necessary to make this comparison?
This group of civil servants, they haven't done much yet, so let's have fun first.

It was nothing more than this time that he let go of the shackles on the generals, and now it seemed that he was sure of winning again, which made the civil servants a little nervous, for fear that after this big victory, the imperial court would change the national policy of suppressing martial arts and promoting literature.

Some things always have to be done, and it is not something you can stop with a few words.

However, if you want to say it, then you can say it.

Fortunately, Han Jiang and the others didn't say anything about it, whether it was because they knew themselves well, or they were behind their backs, or they didn't take these people's nonsense seriously.It doesn't matter, at Zhao Xi's current stage, there really isn't much to be jealous of.

The [-] new troops were all indoctrinated by their own ideas...

"Your Highness, Jiang believes that if the deployment of this battle can form an encirclement and suppression in Haoshuichuan, it is good to wipe out the enemy in Haoshuichuan."

"Regardless of the reasons for the defeat in the Battle of Haoshuichuan, the outcome was a disastrous defeat, with more than [-] casualties. Such a disastrous defeat directly led to the formulation of the country's foreign policy."

"I once heard that His Highness talked about the courage of the court in the court, and the courage of the people may have been broken since then."

"Han Xianggong is bringing up the old matter now, not to judge the merits and demerits based on the facts, but to hope that His Highness can avenge his shame this time, so as to strengthen the courage of our country!"

This statement...maybe the one that most fits Han Qi's heart.

Zhao Xi could imagine that when Han Qi fled to Qinzhou, the scene when he was dragged by the old woman to question her son... It should be like a brand, deeply burned in Han Qi's mind, and how many years later he would still be Hard to let go.

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"Xi Ming! Do your best!"

This is Zhao Xi's reply to Han Qi's letter, just a few words.

When Han Qi saw Zhao Xi's words, he, who knew his destiny, couldn't help but want to cry...

As Zhao Xi thought, the good Shuichuan was Han Qi's nightmare, and he never left.Maybe this time, he can truly unload the burden that he has been carrying for many years...~
His Royal Highness's polemic articles spread to the east and west, and it was another scene.

Gao Zunyu was very proud, as if he and His Royal Highness had agreed with His Royal Highness, he urged Guo Kui three times a day to order the departure.

"Commander Guo, our West Route Army has very little space to go east. Only by going west can we truly serve as a guide for the Central Route."

Gao Zunyu was really in a hurry.According to the information shared by the front-line headquarters, the cavalry gathered by Xixia has already marched towards Shaniuling. This indicates that it will not take long to enter the so-called strategic encirclement and suppression stage of His Royal Highness. Time is running out.

"Okay! Since the high command thinks so, and there is guidance from the frontline headquarters. Then let's go west and fight Gaolan!"

From the bottom of Guo Kui's heart, he tends to just stay like this, and then casually rush some distance into the territory of Xixia, and pull out some strongholds of the Baotai Army Division... In this way, he can complete the strategy and lead, and will not be caught off guard when the time comes to encircle and suppress .

But His Royal Highness's article, and Gao Zunyu's endless urging, don't choose a safe method by yourself, and it will eventually be the result of passive and idle fighting in the court.

Guo Kui's deployment is still based on safety, marching westward, he only allows the new army to send [-] troops to march.At the same time, the new army and the Huichuan army were mixed together, and they were distributed along the border camps.

In other words, while advancing westward, he ensured that there were no loopholes in the entire Huichuan, and that the entire territory of Huichuan was completely under his control.

And it is required that each camp must reserve scouts, and each garrison must have a report on the battle situation within three days.

His primary goal was to complete the ultimate encirclement and suppression, and to preserve the strength of the entire Huichuan Army until the final decisive battle.

For Guo Kui, it doesn't matter whether he can defeat Gaolan or not.It is a merit to be defeated, but it is not a fault to be defeated. Once the West Route Army falls into a tug-of-war or a confrontation with the enemy, so that the West Route Army cannot complete the ultimate encirclement and suppression, it is a complete sin.

As for the guy on the east road, the moment he read His Royal Highness's article... After a long time of caution and investigation, he knew the deployment of the left side of the brave army commander and the Xiangyou army commander, and finally issued a comprehensive push The command.

The Jinning army moved from east to west, while the Suide army moved from west to east, forming a double-sided attack on the Jialu River area, and required that the entire area must be cleared and occupied before the encirclement and suppression of the middle road was formed.

As for the arrangement of the new army, he was not as conservative as Guo Kui, but directly pressed the new army on the whole line, and cooperated with the Western army to complete this strategic goal.

Such a big command, if you want to do it, you will do it desperately.

(End of this chapter)