All Heavens: Start a Heavenly Dao Building

For Ying Zheng, Chen Qilin, Li Si, Fusu and Wang Ben, they will be judged for their ranking.

Chapter 82: Hand-picked Martial Champion

Originally, according to the previously formulated rules, the examiners were first to review the 36 Wu Jinshi test papers.

Then select the top ten from them and send them to the imperial study for His Majesty to appoint Wu Zhuangyuan, Wu Bang second and Wu Tanhua.

However, Yingzheng attached great importance to the first martial arts examination, and he wanted to review all 36 papers in person.

So, the original rules were changed.

36 papers for the Wu Jinshi Palace Examination were sent directly to the Imperial Study Room.

Ying Zheng, Chen Qilin, Fusu, Li Si and Wang Ben got busy.

One point and one paper were cross-reviewed.

Soon, Chen Qilin's eyes were attracted by a paper, sometimes smiling, sometimes frowning and thinking...

As for whose paper it is, I don't know yet.

Because the names on the papers were sealed.

This is not Tiandao Building, and Chen Qilin doesn't want to spend Tiandao points to see who it is. I really want to know if the seal will be removed soon!

Seeing that Mr. was so fascinated, Ying Zheng also came over.

He had just read a few papers on strategy and theory, and it was only average, barely passing.

Ying Zheng was also ready to refresh his eyes.

"[On the Battle of Changping]

From a strategic point of view, this battle is not so much a battle between Qin and Zhao, but rather a strategic confrontation between the two reforming forces, the 'Shang Yang Reform' and the 'Hu Fuqi Riding Archery', to see who is the strongest reformer.

After two years of fierce battle, the 'Shang Yang Reform' won the 'Hu Fu Qi and Shooting' in the end.

Since then, the strong Zhao has become a weak country, and there will never be a day to turn over, accelerating the process of the strong Qin unifying the six countries. "

"Color!" When Ying Zheng saw this, he couldn't help but praise him: "This son talks about Changping, he is open to the truth, hits the nail on the head, and goes straight to the essence!"

Chen Qilin was taken aback and gave Ying Zheng a blank look.

Just look at the paper and look good, what's the name of huh?

Ying Zheng saw his husband's eyes, slightly embarrassed, smiled, stopped talking, and continued to read the papers.

"In the middle of the Warring States Period, countries successively reformed and became stronger.

Among the seven heroes of the Warring States Period, Wei Wenhou of Wei State was the first to implement reforms, reform politics, reward farming, build water conservancy, and develop feudal economy.

He reused Li Kui and Zhai Huang as ministers to reform the maladministration; with Leyang and Wu Qi as generals, Wei was the first to prosper and rule the princes.

After that, other states of Chu, Han, Qi, Zhao, and Qin followed suit one after another.

The war between the Warring States and the vassal states, from another level, is the battle for reform and reform.

Who is strong or weak?The vassal states prove it through war.

In the early days of King Wuling of Zhao, the state of Zhao was quite weak compared to other states that had undergone reforms.

The ambitious King Wuling of Zhao greatly admired the Hu people's cavalry, and believed that reforming the army with Hu clothing and cavalry was the most effective way to strengthen the army.

Therefore, King Wuling of Zhao promulgated the 'Hu attire, riding and shooting' order, learning from the Hu people and changing their clothes, training the army with the Hu people riding and shooting.

Before Hu Fu's cavalry and shooting, Zhao repeatedly defeated the states of Qi, Qin, and Wei, and endured humiliation to cede territory.

After Hu Fu's cavalry and archery, the State of Zhao established a powerful army dominated by cavalry.

Successively, he destroyed the Zhongshan Kingdom, attacked the Xiongnu in the north, and conquered Linhu and Loufan in the west... Zhao Yiyue became the most powerful vassal state at that time.

King Wuling of Zhao's 'Hufu riding and shooting', although the reform in the military field achieved immediate results, it was only a means to treat the symptoms and not the root cause.

Looking east is not as profound as Qi Furao, and looking west is not as profound as Qin's reforms.

The reform of Shang Yang in the Qin state was very different from Zhao's purely military reform.

Shang Yang's reforms seized the fundamentals of enriching the country and strengthening the army to strengthen the country, abolishing the old system and creating a new system to promote the social progress of the Qin state and promote economic development.

Let the Qin state fundamentally realize the prosperity of the country and the strong army.

Compare the two:

Zhao Guo's reform of 'Hu clothing and shooting' has a short period of time and quick results;

The Qin State's 'Shang Yang Reform' took a long time and was slow to take effect.

After 20 years of Qin Xiaogong's hardships, the initial results were achieved;

After 20 years of struggle by King Qin Huiwen, through a series of efforts to seek out the east, see-saw diplomatic relations, flatten the definition of canals, and capture Bashu, Qin State was truly prosperous and strong.

One of the most important measures was the capture of Bashu.

The land of Bashu not only provided the strategic support of food and grass for Da Qin to sweep the six countries, but also enabled Qin to occupy a strategic commanding height in the war to destroy Chu.

In ancient times, there was a saying that "if you get Shu, you will get Chu, and if you get Chu, the world will be united".

War is the continuation of state affairs, and there is no such thing as war for war's sake.

The Battle of Changping was a strategic decisive battle between Qin and Zhao with the strength of the whole country, which not only sacrificed the lives of a large number of soldiers, but also greatly consumed the comprehensive national strength of the two countries.

Although Zhao State is powerful in military power, its fatality is that its national power is not as strong as that of Qin State, which has become more and more prominent in this protracted war of attrition.

After the Battle of Changping, the Qin State could continue to fight and even unify the world. The fundamental reason was that the country was strong.

On the other hand, Zhao Guo, after more than ten years of rest, could not recover.

The confrontation between "Hu Fu Riding and Shooting" and "Shang Yang's Reform" in Changping was the last decisive battle of the 200-year-old reforms of the Warring States Period.

In this battle, Shang Yang's reforms helped the profoundly reformed Qin Empire to achieve great unification with the high attitude of a victor. "

Seeing this, Chen Qilin deeply thought it was a decapitation.

The upper part of the examination paper is the historical and strategic discussion of Qin Neng's victory in the Battle of Changping by that Wu Jinshi.

Chen Qilin continued to consult the next part of the examination paper, while the Wu Jinshi discussed the Battle of Changping from the tactical level.

Qin's national power is far stronger than Zhao's. At first, Qin's army did not attack, but adopted a strategy of confronting Zhao's army. In the end, Zhao couldn't bear it, and there was a shortage of food.

For this reason, King Zhao borrowed food from Qi, but Qi was not willing to borrow food from the pro-Qin faction.

Qin forced King Zhao step by step to temporarily change generals before the national power was exhausted, so he reluctantly abandoned the famous general Lian Po, who was biased towards defense, and used Zhao Kuo.

Zhao Kuo, following the will of King Zhao, changed Lian Po's defense deployment, replaced generals, and organized an attack.

This was a huge gamble that Zhao Guo had to make.

Qin Ze secretly replaced the famous general Bai Qi as the head coach. Bai Qi took a series of tactical policies such as feigning defeat and retreating, luring the enemy away from the position, and then dividing, encircling and annihilating Zhao Kuo's weakness in his eagerness to win, and finally won the war.

Zhao was completely maimed by Qin Changping in the first battle...

Then, the Wu Jinshi added:

The reason why Bai Qi pitted and killed 40 Zhao Jiangzu; and the reason why Bai Qi didn't take advantage of the great victory to attack Zhao Guo in one fell swoop.

Finally, Wu Jinshi also wrote down his thoughts on how to fight this battle if he were the Qin army's coach, and made a summary...

After Chen Qilin read it, he picked up the brush and wrote three words directly on the test paper:

Wait!

He handed the examination papers to Qin Shi Huang.

Ying Zheng also wrote:

Wait!

After Fusu, Li Si and Wang Ben watched it, they were also very amazed. They also commented:

Wait!

After several hours of review, Ying Zheng and Chen Qilin finally completed the review of all 36 Wu Jinshi examination papers and completed the ranking.

Successfully selected Wu Zhuangyuan, Wu Bang second and Wu Tanhua.

However, the seal on the name has not been lifted.

Ying Zheng looked at Wu Zhuangyuan's policy theory with anticipation, and said:

"Come on, lift the seal on my name and let me see how talented he is to write this volume of policy theory?!"

Chapter 83: Naturally Handsome

As the eunuch lifted the seal, a name was revealed in front of everyone:

Han Xin!

The corners of Chen Qilin's mouth twitched slightly, and he said to himself, "It really is him!"

Ying Zheng looked at Chen Qilin curiously and said, "Sir, do you know Han Xin?"

Fusu, Li Si and Wang Ben also focused their attention on Mr.

Chen Qilin said: "If you know it, you don't know it!"

"What do you mean by this, sir?" Ying Zheng asked.

Others became more curious.

Chen Qilin said casually: "I have deduced the future talents of Daqin, and one of them is 'Han Xin'."

"Oh, how can this person lead the army? Is it as good as the martial arts theory he wrote?" Ying Zheng continued to ask.

He believes that Mr. has the ability to know the past and predict the future!

Chen Qilin simply answered four words:

"Born to be handsome!"

The four characters are simple, but they carry a lot of weight!

Han Xin can definitely afford these four words.

He will win in battle and conquer in attack!

Han Xin has never been defeated in his life, with classics and constant strategies.

Leaving a lot of tactical allusions:

Such as building a plank road in the Ming Dynasty, crossing Chencang secretly; setting up suspicions in Linjin; smuggling Xiayang...

Han Xin is the most outstanding general after Sun Wu and Bai Qi, and a representative of the military strategist faction.

The above is just to see Han Xin from a specific tactical point of view.

Strategically, Han Xin is also a top military strategist.

Han Xin's remarks during Liu Bang's visit to Hanzhong later became the fundamental strategy for guiding the victory of the Chu-Han War.

Although Han Xin's military talent is unparalleled, he is almost imbecile in politics...

After many victories, he went so far as to directly ask Liu Bang to be crowned king.

On the other hand, Han Xin was arrogant and looked down on people.

When someone sued Han Xin for treason, the generals in the court not only had no one to speak for him, but instead tried to lead the army to arrest Han Xin.

The generals were eager to bring Han Xin down.

When Han Xin was demoted to Marquis of Huaiyin and passed by Fan Kuai's house.

When Fan Kuai saw him, he still obeyed the etiquette of princes and kings, and knelt down to meet Han Xin.

But Han Xin said:

Unexpectedly, I was reduced to being in the company of people like Fan Kuai!

The meaning of the words is that I should be higher than Fan Kuai, and I am ashamed of myself and Fan Kuai!

However, Han Xin and Fan Kuai were at the same level at this time, and Fan Kuai had another identity, Liu Bang's brother-in-law.

Handling interpersonal relationships in this way shows that Han Xin has a great lack in dealing with people.

Although Han Xin has many shortcomings in addition to his military achievements, his flaws do not hide his strengths. His brilliant military achievements are enough to make him famous in history.