The sky crossed the sea, and He Ruobi used it to rout the Chen army

Sui Dynasty. When Yang Jian was emperor, he ordered Yang Guang to be the commander-in-chief and He Ruobi to be the commander-in-chief of the march, leading troops to attack the State of Chen.

He Ruobi is good at strategizing, and he is bent on winning by surprise. Therefore, he used the strategy of crossing the sea all over the sky to find a way to cover up the Sui army's intention to cross the river to fight, dispatched troops along the river, bluffed, and at the same time, sent a group of soldiers to hunt along the river, deliberately pretending to camp here.

Chen Jun, on the other side, saw this situation of the Sui army, and at first, he thought that the Sui army was going to cross the river to attack, so he hurriedly mobilized his troops and prepared to fight to the death with the enemy who came to attack.

However, it was later discovered that the Sui army was only transferred back and forth, and there were only a few broken boats along the river, as if they had no intention of crossing the river to attack. Slowly, Chen Jun got used to it and relaxed his guard.

In fact, the Sui army used illusions to confuse the other side, in fact, it had prepared its ships and was waiting for the opportunity to cross the river to take the enemy. Unfortunately, Chen Jun did not see through this strategy and relaxed his vigilance.

In this way, the two sides held each other until the spring of the following year, and He Ruobi carefully examined Chen Jun's position and mood. Believing that the time was ripe to cross the river to attack, he suddenly ordered the crossing of the river to take the enemy. Due to Chen Jun's lack of vigilance and caught off guard, he was beaten by the Sui army and captured Jingkou, capturing more than 6,000 people. He then took advantage of the victory to march into the capital of the State of Chen, and finally, destroyed the State of Chen.