The First Tyrant of Daxia

After a moment, Qin Yun slowly put down the petition in his hand. He had already read all the contents of the petition.

After Qin Yun's research and understanding, he discovered that the so-called competitive tactics of Cronin and Henry actually had only two words at its core: desire.

As a human being, you have desires. Only gods can be free of desires.

Some people want to pursue fame, wealth and status, this is desire, some people just love delicious food and only like to eat, this is also desire, some people only like beautiful women, this is also desire...

Once people have desires, they have motivation. The lack of motivation is precisely because the desires have not been reasonably transformed into motivation.

Motivation is the most important thing. Some people have a lot of ideas in their minds, but they don’t take any practical actions with their hands and feet, which makes them lazy.

Some people have many ideas in their minds, and they turn these ideas into practical actions, and eventually they can succeed. This is turning desire into motivation.

The so-called competitive tactics are to force those soldiers to express all the hidden desires in their hearts without any concealment, and then force them to transform these desires into infinite motivation.

When this desire is transformed into the motivation for action, those soldiers will burst out with amazing fighting power.

It was precisely because of this that the Bachmann soldiers, under the encouragement of Cronin and Henry, burst out with amazing fighting ability. When they used this tactic for the first time, they caught Qin Yun off guard and achieved a great victory.

What these soldiers were originally pursuing was fame, wealth and power. Under the huge benefits promised by Cronin and Henry, Bachmann's soldiers naturally became extremely crazy and wanted to kill all of Qin Yun's troops on the spot.

The terrible thing about this kind of warfare is that even those soldiers who have no pursuit of fame, wealth or power and just want to get by have to fight desperately.

This comes from the desire of those soldiers who are giving up their jobs to survive.

Cronin and Henry customized the punishment so horribly that each person's combat merit could not be less than 30% of that of their partner, and there were also overall mission requirements.

If things go wrong a little bit, this target will not be achieved. If it is not achieved, you will have to face the horrific punishment customized by Cronin and Henry. If the difference is too big, you may even be killed directly.

Under such horrific punishment, even those soldiers who just wanted to get by had to fight like crazy, otherwise they would die.

If he did not fight madly, he would most likely be sentenced to death by Cronin and Henry according to military regulations. However, if he fought with mad offensive strength, he would not be punished by Cronin and Henry.

If you are lucky, you might even gain military merit, get promoted and make a fortune.

With this idea in mind, any soldier would fight desperately.

In the final analysis, it is just to use a whip to spur them on from behind. The person running in front will not be beaten and can even get extremely generous rewards. Therefore, everyone wants to be the most powerful one.

Those who run behind will not only be beaten, but may also be killed.

In order to survive, they can only be driven to fight desperately.

In general, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages, but it still depends on the timing of its use. If they are in desperate situations, this competitive tactic will unleash terrifying combat power and give them the possibility of a comeback.

If the war is in a balance, there is no need to use this competitive strategy.

Because it will bring terrible side effects. Once the enemy delays the enemy's combat effectiveness like Qin Yun did, the final result will be that Bachmann's army will be dragged down.

Qin Yun closed the petition in his hand, and already had some understanding of this competition strategy.

He threw the petition in his hand to Lu Bai and said with interest: "There is something in the tactics of Cronin and Henry. Give it to Ale and let him learn it. It is best to practice it with the army. It may have incredible effects in adversity."

"Yes!"

Lu Bai immediately ordered someone to take the petition describing the tactics to Mu Le.

Qin Yun was looking forward to it. What kind of terrifying effect would it be if the soldiers of the Shenji Camp were combined with the competitive tactics of Cronin and Henry?

However, this kind of tactic is usually only tried out briefly. It should never be used with full force unless it is in a desperate situation. Otherwise, Bachmann's group of soldiers will be a lesson for us.

There may be ways to improve this tactic, but Qin Yun does not have the time to think about it now. The most important thing at the moment is to find a way to defeat Bahman, regain control of the Persian Empire, and resolve the current crisis.

Qin Yun picked up another petition and examined it carefully.

This petition described what Cronin and Henry had seen in Bachman's royal city, including the conditions of the stored food, troops, equipment, etc.

Bachmann's food reserves were quite sufficient, and it seemed that he had planned this for a long time. In addition, the number of his army was about 400,000, just as Qin Yun knew.

However, after the battle with Qin Yun, the number of Bachmann's army was estimated to be less than 200,000 troops.

However, Cronin and Henry wrote in this detailed intelligence report that although Bachmann only had 400,000 troops in the royal city, those powerful families secretly brought their own soldiers with them, and they still had tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of soldiers hidden in secret.

This surprised Qin Yun a little.

It seems that these powerful people have been secretly colluding with Bachman for a long time, otherwise with so many family soldiers near the royal city, it is impossible for Qin Yun's officials stationed in the Persian royal city to have not discovered anything.

However, these powerful people did not seem to intend to fully support Bachmann, because each of the four Granthams had about 40,000 to 50,000 private soldiers.

Although this was because of the highest official of one of their provinces, Qin Yun did not believe that these dignitaries would not have any reserves.

However, Qin Yun was not very worried about these household soldiers. It was impossible for ordinary household soldiers to receive unified training. All these household soldiers were just numerous and could not be compared with the army of Grantham and others.

Not to mention Qin Yun’s Shenjiying soldiers.

But it is better to know than not to know. Qin Yun now knows that Bachman still has tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of family soldiers under his command, so he will naturally make more plans so as not to be caught off guard by Bachman.

The danger that Qin Yun was worried about mainly came from the Tabirense army mentioned by Wilson.