Star Iron: Cat Renaissance Abundance

Following Bai Ling's order, within half a system hour, all the troops within the alliance territory were under martial law, and the border line slowly shrank. After all, the alliance territory was loose, similar to the feudal system of the previous life, that is, a planet was responsible for managing other surrounding planets.

This model has more advantages than disadvantages in normal times, but once a war breaks out, it can be easily defeated one by one.

"Pass on my orders. The main army group, comprising 32 corps, must march to the front within six months. Use low-power communications during the march. First, perform a small tactic. The main force will pretend to be detachments and approach the enemy in batches at multiple points."

"Order the left and right wing armies to launch a major offensive within three months of the main landing to distract the enemy. By the middle of that month, focus on the offensive as a defense. Pin down the enemy's main force, preventing them from focusing on multiple points."

"We should leverage our strengths. We don't need to strive to annihilate the enemy's main force. We don't need to fight to the death. We should focus on multiple batches of small-scale, small-scale battles. Once we achieve results, we will immediately leave the battlefield."

"Until we successfully joined forces with our main army at Sector 182, Sector 753, and Sector 698 of the Orion Arm."

Bai Ling's strategic layout was based on the Hundred Regiments Campaign of his previous life, with guerrilla warfare as an auxiliary.

After all, our army is large, and a large-scale march would be too conspicuous. Even if I have a divine eye and can directly sense all the movements of the immortal boats except the Luofu, I cannot see the star rafts and cloud cavalry that I have sent out.

If it were Marshal Hua, he could have used bait tactics to lure the enemy deep into his territory, and then divide it into several small battle zones, using the more local forces to fight the fewer local forces, and achieve the goal of defeating the many with the few and the strong with the weak in the macro battle situation.

"There's no such thing as the weak defeating the strong in this world; it's always the strong defeating the weak! We have more people and abundant resources and reserves. These are advantages, but advantages can lead to pride and contempt for the enemy, and thus, pride leads to defeat. This doesn't mean I'll restrict your logistical supplies, but I want to give you a warning, a wake-up call."

"No matter how many resources, how many manpower, or how good the equipment, without command, without understanding command, or with random command, it will only repeatedly weaken our advantages and make up for the enemy's weaknesses."

"This war won't be won quickly, and it can't be won quickly. This is a protracted war. Our ultimate strategic goal is not to conquer the Xianzhou Alliance, but to cripple it, curb its power, and deter its scoundrels. Otherwise, the world will think that my Fengrao Alliance can only rely on me alone in foreign wars, and that we are inferior to them in large-scale battles, large-scale wars, and campaigns."

"This time, we're going to wake them up and give them a good slap in the face. Now let's talk about another pressing issue, which is also the most serious drawback since the founding of the alliance."

"That is, the territorial integrity of the Alliance. Since its founding, the Alliance's influence has spanned half of the Milky Way. From its easternmost point to its westernmost point, the Alliance stretches approximately 10 light-years. North and south, it's only 2 light-years, like a crescent moon hanging in the Milky Way."

"This is extremely disadvantageous for large-scale warfare. Once a single point is attacked, the enemy only needs to concentrate its main force to divide it. Our logistics, troop deployment, and command issuance will be greatly hindered."

"Therefore, within a year, we must shrink the alliance's territory and prepare for a large-scale campaign to prevent the enemy from dividing the alliance."

Qiong Qi asked, "My Lord, what about the locals? The total population of the Alliance has reached over one trillion, of which the military accounts for 0.63% of the total population. If we forcibly shrink the territory, I'm afraid it will cause civil unrest."

"Well, I neglected this." Bai Ling rubbed his eyebrows. This question is not difficult to say, but it is also extremely difficult to say it is simple.

"The proposal is scrapped. Instead, we will strengthen the reserve forces and militia training. We will strive to double the militia reserve within three years to prevent enemy invasion. In addition, all factories except those that ensure basic livelihoods will not be converted to military production. All other factories will continue to produce weapons 24 hours a day."

Bai Ling held a meeting that lasted a whole day and night, considering all the possibilities he could think of, and then formulated 48 small tasks to complete the five major tasks.

As the strategic layout was finally finalized, the ministers did not dare to delay for even a moment and immediately stood up and took action, hurriedly returning to their respective posts to carry out the tasks assigned by Bai Ling.

Bai Ling was completely exhausted. She slumped in her chair like a puddle of mud, too lazy to even move a finger. Commanding this massive military operation was far too arduous and complex, completely beyond the capabilities of any ordinary person. As for the so-called fine-tuning of the strategy? That was sheer wishful thinking! After all, it would take at least seven days for her orders to reach the alliance's border regions!

To make matters worse, the majority of the main battlefields of this war took place outside the alliance. Even when some fighting occasionally took place within the alliance, the transmission of information back and forth would take at least two weeks. This meant that if a single line of defense was unfortunately breached by the enemy, subsequent deployments and reorganizations would become extremely difficult, if not impossible.

Feng Tang walked over to Bai Ling with the nourishing and vitalizing tea and said with concern, "Take a sip. I don't know if it will work for you."

Bai Ling slowly turned her head, so tired that she didn't even want to open her eyes.

"Hello...I..."

Bai Ling was extremely weak, so Feng Tang put the tea on the table, then moved a stool over, picked up the spoon next to the tea, and started feeding her mouthful by mouthful.

"Hey, you, I told you not to rush. You just issued the declaration of war the day before yesterday. It will take a day for the news to reach the Immortal Boat."

"Speed ​​is of the essence... We cannot afford to delay..."

Bai Ling took a sip of tea and spoke intermittently. Feng Tang could tell that she was still too tired.

"So what are you going to do next? Continue to deduce the changes in the battle situation?" Feng Tang couldn't help but sigh as he looked at the sand table where Bai Ling lay. Just looking at the densely packed flags on the sand table gave him a headache. The military arrows marked on the holographic map behind Bai Ling made him feel even more dizzy.

I don’t understand it, I really don’t understand it.

"Well, let's wait for now until the first news comes in. War is about constant adjustments, fixing your own misjudgments and firmly grasping the enemy's misjudgments of the battle situation."

Bai Ling felt a little better, and then he gave the order: "Fengtang, tell the logistics department to build a warp missile launch base on the dwarf planet in Area 284, Area 127, with a strike level of 2."

"Okay, okay. I'll just order people around."

Bai Ling looked at a blank spot on the sand table, then pulled out a nearby flag representing the Xianzhou Alliance.

"As long as missile launch bases can be established in these two areas, the drone black hole can directly strike the immortal ships attracted by the 5th, 72nd, and 18th Group Armies."