The standards are different, the angles are different, and the god of war in everyone's heart is different.
If the God of War is a victorious general, there is certainly no one in the world. If there are only two possibilities for anyone to be a victorious general, then he fights too few battles. There is also a possibility that he is a braggart king, only saying that he has passed five levels and killed six generals, not mentioning that he has defeated Maicheng. Behind him was a bunch of essences, greasing him and powdering him.
As for the emperor-level god of war, he is even more bragging and deceiving the world. It is nothing more than to record the victory of the minister in his own name, and to push the defeat of the battle because of his blind command to his subordinates, and so on, such a person is not so much a god of war as a liar.

It is said that the times create heroes, and the god of war is inseparable from the times. The so-called God of War is able to face danger and not chaos, deal with the rapidly changing situation on the battlefield with superhuman courage, calmly make correct judgments about the situation on the battlefield, and use his own advantages to crack down on the shortcomings of the enemy and win the final victory of the war.
The god of war in the history of the world, Attila (406-453) counts as one.
Attila was the leader and emperor of the Huns in ancient Eurasia, whom Europeans called "the Whip of God.".
He swept the Balkan Peninsula twice with the Huns on iron horses, planted a banner in Constantinople, and marched to Gaul (present-day France) to make the Gallic rooster bow its proud head.
From 448 to 450, the Hunnic army, led by Attila, was invincible and invincible, and the Huns' territory expanded rapidly- from the Aral Sea in the east, to the Atlantic coast in the west, and to the Baltic Sea in the north.
If the nomads are very powerful and invincible, the people who can defeat them must be the most bullish god of war, and this god of war is not someone else, or Huo Tou.
Huo Fuyi (140 BC – 117 BC), han Chinese, a native of Pingyang, Hedong (present-day southwest of Linfen, Shanxi), was a famous general of the Western Han Dynasty who resisted Hungary and a famous general in Chinese history.
Huo has been good at riding and shooting since he was a child, with a brave personality and a decisive attitude. When He was a sick boy, he stood out and showed outstanding military talent.
In 123 BC, the 17-year-old Huo Wentai, as a lieutenant of Yao Yao, followed the general Wei Qingjin to suppress the Xiongnu, and he led eight hundred horsemen to drive straight in, defeated the Xiongnu cavalry in the vast Gobi, and was worshiped by Emperor Wu of Han as a general of the Hun Horse and was named the Champion Hou.
In the second year of the Yuan Dynasty (121 BC), the Xiongnu once again attacked the army, and the border was in a hurry.
At the age of nineteen, Huo went ill again to lead his army to battle at the behest of the king. In the spring and summer, he led his troops to attack the Hexi (present-day Hexi Corridor and Huangshui River Basin) area twice, and the enemy army was several times larger than the Han soldiers, and the soldiers were strong and strong, and their troops were fierce, and their subordinates advised Huo to stop advancing and go back to rescue the troops.
Huo went to the sick face without fear, shouted a single horse into the enemy position, the soldiers shouted in spite of their bodies and then rushed into the enemy position, cutting melons and cutting vegetables, rushing left and right, as if entering no man's land.
In this battle, the Han army destroyed the Hun Evil King and the Hun Tu King's troops, annihilated more than 40,000 enemies, the Xiongnu King and other senior generals more than 100 people were captured, and the Hun Evil King led 40,000 troops to submit to Emperor Wu of Han.
Since then, the great Han Dynasty has been famous, the remnants of the Xiongnu have fled without a trace, and the Han Dynasty has firmly controlled the Hexi region, opening up the road to the western region for the Han Dynasty.
At that time, some of the Xiongnu wrote poems and sighed: "The loss of me qilian mountain makes my six animals restless; the loss of my yanzhi mountain makes my married wife colorless." ''
When it comes to the seven great empires in the history of the world, the Roman Empire is well known. The commander of the Roman Empire, Julius Caesar, was an outstanding military man and a well-deserved god of war.
Gaius Julius Caesar, known historically as Julius Caesar, was the founder of the Roman Empire.
Caesar was born into the nobility, serving as treasurer, chief priest, and chief justice, and later reached the peak of his personal power, serving as consul and dictator.
Beginning in 60 BC, Caesar swept across Gaul (around present-day France) in just 8 years, and conquered Germany and Britain, inflicting heavy losses.
In 49 BC, Caesar led a large army to attack Rome, defeating Pompey's army and opening a new chapter in the Roman Empire.
Speaking of the God of War, it is impossible not to mention Napoleon, the French God of War.
This big name who left behind the famous saying ""The soldier who does not want to be a marshal is not a good soldier" has been a great name for thousands of years, if it is not the god of war, there will be no god of war in the world.
Napoleon Bonaparte, born in Corsica, was the greatest French military and statesman of the nineteenth century, who single-handedly founded the First French Empire and became Emperor of the First French Empire.
Napoleon not only quickly calmed down the opposition forces at home with his military talent, but also attacked the anti-French alliance formed by Britain, Prussia, Austria, Russia and other European powers five times, and the French army was defeated in more than fifty large-scale battles, beating the great powers to obedience.
During his reign in France, he led many expeditions, and was unstoppable and unstoppable on the European continent, writing an immortal chapter of territorial expansion, and trampling the kings and rulers of the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, and Switzerland under their feet.
When it comes to the history of world wars, there can be no two world wars in any case.
When it comes to the most brilliant military figures of the two world wars, it is General MacArthur.
The U.S. military in World War II was a key force in determining the outcome of both sides, and the commander of this army, MacArthur, was well deservedly called the god of war.
Douglas MacArthur was a well-known American military figure who was awarded five-star generals by the U.S. Congress in 1944.
During World War II, MacArthur served as commander of the U.S. Far East Army, commander of the Allied forces in the Southwest Pacific Theater, and after the war, he served as the supreme commander of the Allied forces in Japan.
MacArthur was the general who received the most medals in the U.S. Army, Navy and Air Force, and was the only U.S. general to have fought in World War I, World War II, and the Korean War.
MacArthur was the youngest brigadier general in the U.S. Army, the youngest principal at West Point, and the youngest Army chief of staff in U.S. Army history.
MacArthur called him the God of War, and it is estimated that Napoleon had no opinion. Saying that he was the god of war, his god-level performance appeared not only on the battlefield, but also during the post-war occupation of Japan, and he almost single-handedly resolved the food crisis in post-war Japan, pushed the emperor down from the altar, and urged Japan to promulgate a peace constitution after the war.
Then again, god of war is the product of war, and war is a disaster for mankind.
Once the success is withered, the god of war is the charcoal of countless beings, and it is not worthy of the world's respect.
May the future world be forever peaceful, and may the species of "God of War" be extinct forever.