In fact, the methods of war are often the same.

Even in the era of hot weapons in later generations, when the Japanese invaded China, they fought all the way from the Northeast to North China, and then to East China, using three methods of dividing their troops, outflanking, and besieging them, and then beating the bald-headed enemy into a state of embarrassment.

I can't resist it no matter what.

Then the Japanese invaders met another opponent. After the red MVP, the three-blade ax was not easy to use and it was uncomfortable to fight. So why did the same tactics work sometimes and then fail?

Jiangdong.

Linchuan County front line, Jiangdong Army camp.

Sun Quan sat in the middle, staring at Zhu Zhi with bright eyes.

Zhu Zhi sat next to Sun Quan, his body straight and his expression calm.

Sun Quan turned to look at Zhu Huan again.

Zhu Huan lowered his head and was contemplating, with no special emotion on his face.

When the people of South Vietnam rebelled, Zhu Zhi led his troops to the expedition, and Sun Quan also conveniently brought Zhu Huan in. Although Zhu Huan and Zhu Zhi both had the same surname of Zhu, one Zhu was not the other Zhu, and the two families were actually two Zhu Huans...

Zhu Zhi has been sitting in the land for a long time, and Zhu Huan, a young man, is similar to Zhou Tai. He is a subordinate specially trained by Sun Quan to compete with the established Jiangdong gentry, so in fact, there has always been a relationship between the two pigs, uh, the two Zhus.

Not too harmonious.

But now Cao Cao has taken Xiangyang and led his army southward. However, the South Vietnamese have still not been pacified, and there is endless chaos in Linchuan County. Regarding this, Zhu Heng put forward a bold idea, that is, if the South Vietnamese gather in the towns, if

It will inevitably take time to attack the cities one by one. Therefore, if we can lead the army to penetrate into the hinterland of South Vietnam and then disrupt the Yue people's stronghold, then the people of South Vietnam will definitely be in chaos. By then, there will be no need to attack the rebel cities one by one.

Put down the rebellion with your tone of voice.

Therefore, Zhu Huan suggested that he could send a force of troops to bypass the city occupied by the South Vietnamese and deliver a fatal blow to the South Vietnamese. But Zhu Zhi disagreed.

Zhu Zhi believed that Zhu Huan's strategy was too risky, and next door to Linchuan was Changsha County, and there was the hidden danger of Han Xuan in Jingzhou, so if he was not careful, not only would he lose troops, but he would also affect the overall morale, and it might even be implicated.

Battle of Jiangling, so it is better to be calm than to advance rashly.

Ever since, Sun Quan came.

As soon as Sun Quan came, Zhu Zhi didn't look good. Even fools knew what Sun Quan was doing...

Sun Quan looked at Zhu Zhi and said straight to the point: "Why doesn't Junli accept Xiu Mu's strategy?"

Zhu Zhi handed over his hand, stated his concerns, and then said, "After the plundering, most of the South Vietnamese people retreated, and few stayed in the towns... If they don't retreat now, they may have someone else to rely on. If we are now

It would be unsightly to force them too much and force them to resist with all their heart... A certain person has sent people to separate the various villages, presumably..."

"So, how long will it take?" Sun Quan interrupted Zhu Zhi.

Zhu Zhi's eyes moved, and he was slightly angry, but he still said calmly: "It can take as little as one month, as long as three months, and the results will definitely be seen!"

Sun Quan sighed, "Too slow! Too slow! A certain strategy that means Xiu Mu is the best choice!"

It's not that he didn't understand what Zhu Zhi said, or that he didn't understand clearly, but he was now attracted by Jiangling. On the one hand, he wanted to expand his gains in Jingzhou, and on the other hand, he was unwilling to be forced by Cao Cao.

Therefore, the method as Zhu Zhi said is not bad, but one delay after another, even after three months, the Nanyue people in Linchuan County were defeated, and the Jiangling people who had swallowed it in their throats were defeated.

The fat meat had to be spit out even if he had no choice but to do so. How could this be acceptable to Sun Quan?

Zhu Zhi said in a deep voice: "If the partial army attacks, if it fails and the overall situation is affected, what should we do?"

Zhu Zhi's meaning is also very clear. Laozi's strategy is to win steadily. Although it is slower, it will not fail. Although Zhu Huan's strategy has the possibility of quick victory, it may also fail. And if it fails,

, who will bear the responsibility?

It's a simple multiple-choice question, isn't it?

Zhu Zhi's basic interest point is in Jiangdong, so the success or failure of Jiangling is not an important consideration for Zhu Zhi. Zhu Zhi only needs to put down the South Vietnamese rebellion in Linchuan County, which is a definite achievement, so is there any need for the battle of Jiangling?

To take risks that you don’t need to take?

For Sun Quan, just pacifying Linchuan County was definitely not satisfactory. He needed to dispatch more men to Jingzhou to resist Cao Jun's attack, so it would be best to end the battle in Linchuan as soon as possible.

So from the moment Sun Quan arrived at the Linchuan front line, there was actually only one result.

Sun Quan turned to look at Zhu Huan.

Zhu Huan sighed slightly in his heart, but still stood up, cupped his hands and said in a deep voice: "I would like to issue a military order!"

"Good!" Sun Quan sighed, stroking his palms, "If there were more warriors like Xiu Mu in the east of the Yangtze River, why worry about the conflicts and injustices in the world!"

Zhu Zhi glanced sideways at Sun Quan, then stared at Zhu Huan, and said word by word: "Xiu Mu, you need to know that there is no joke in the army!"
Chapter completed!