The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period was a period of great turmoil in history, which is similar to the Three Kingdoms period. However, many princely dynasties appeared in this period, which is different from the Three Kingdoms period. In fact, these two chaotic worlds have many similarities, for example, in the two chaotic worlds, there are many people who have left a history.
During the Three Kingdoms period, there were excellent strategists such as Zhuge Liang, Sima Yi, and Guo Jia, followed by military generals such as Lü Bu, Zhang Fei, Guan Yu, and Zhao Yun, and also in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, there were many powerful military generals and strategists. Thus there is the theory of the four famous generals of the Warring States.
These four people are Bai Qi, Wang Qi, Li Mu and Lian Po. Speaking of these four people, everyone is certainly not unfamiliar. At that time, the Seven Heroes of the Warring States fought for many years, and the most indispensable thing was the military general. The second is the excellent strategist, who appeared at that time, such as Zhang Yi and Su Qin, who were very powerful strategists in the Warring States period.
Then again, among the four famous generals of the Warring States, the strength of Bai Qi, Li Mu, Lian Po and others is beyond doubt, but reading the history books will find the difference between Wang Qi and the other three. The history books evaluate the four famous generals as follows: "Victorious Wang Qi, the advantages are white, the disadvantages are incorruptible, and the desperate situation is Li Mu."
From this sentence, it can be seen that Wang Qi was able to win the battle by relying on the superiority of the number of soldiers, which was very different from the other three. Every time Wang Qi led his troops to fight, he had to fight more than his opponents, so it seemed that Wang Qi did not seem to have much strength, so why could he enter the four famous generals?
The number of soldiers is superior, any conspiracy and trickery is useless, and strength crushes everything. However, there have also been many battles in history in which less is won, but these battles are won by strategy. At that time, Wang Qi was asked by Qin Shi Huang: How many soldiers are needed to attack the Chu state? And how much supplies?
Wang Qi directly returned to the six hundred thousand, because the Territory of the Chu State was large, and its strength had been reduced today, but it was still a strong country and could not be underestimated. In the face of Wang Qi's request, Qin Shi Huang did not obey, but instead believed the young general Li Xin's statement that the 200,000 troops could be used, and the result was that the 200,000 troops were completely destroyed.
In the end, Qin Shi Huang believed Wang Qi, so Wang Qi's 600,000 troops went to Cut Chu. In the end, Wang Qi annihilated the elite troops of the Chu state in one fell swoop, and the final Chu state was destroyed. Although Wang Qi had a great advantage in the number of soldiers, Wang Qi also knew the art of war, and it was by no means a random need for a large number of soldiers.
Even battles in history where less wins more have a lot to do with the commander of the campaign. No matter what kind of war, the commander is the top priority. The only war that Wang Zhai had never won in his life was when he destroyed Zhao that year, when his opponent was Li Mu, whose strength was also one of the four famous generals of the Warring States.
In Wang Qi's life, there was only one defeat, and such a record was absolutely unique, so Wang Qi was able to enter one of the four famous generals of the Warring States. At the same time, Wang Qi's strength is also obvious to all, and it is by no means a chaotic ranking. Wang Qi was a very good general, but Li Mu was too strong at that time, and in terms of strength, the two should be on par.