Fantasy: After transmigrating, I effortlessly became a god.

Question 1: How to boost morale in a battle between two armies?

Zheng Qian had two articles in his mind that he could write. The first was "Encouraging the Army" recorded in the "Six Secret Teachings," an article in the "Dragon Teachings" chapter that boosted the morale of the army.

"Encouraging the Army" discusses three methods for generals to boost morale: etiquette, strength, and restraint of desires.

The second chapter of "Sun Bin's Art of War," titled "Prolonging Morale," is also a military strategy for boosting morale and has been passed down through the ages.

Zheng Qian pondered for a moment. Both were brilliant military treatises, and choosing either one would be a regret. He decided to write both.

Sun Tzu said: When assembling an army, the key is to boost morale; when regrouping, the key is to train the troops and exploit their morale. When facing a border or near an enemy, the key is to strengthen morale. When a battle is scheduled, the key is to cut off morale. When preparing for battle today, the key is to prolong morale…

Zheng Qian arranged for the first chapter to be "Sun Bin's Art of War" and "Yan Qi" to be written, and the second chapter to be "Six Secret Teachings". In any case, they all had the same effect, so he wrote them without any mental burden.

It is your blessing to learn from the wisdom of the ancient Chinese.

Question 2: In a battle between two armies, Wei has 50,000 infantry and Han has 10,000 cavalry. If you were the commander of Wei, how would you fight? If you were the commander of Han, how would you fight?

Zheng Qian answered this question more easily: infantry can defeat cavalry, isn't that simple?

Use chariots to control cavalry, use the ground to control cavalry, use infantry to control cavalry, use bows to control cavalry, and use spears to control cavalry.

Zheng Qian explained how to use infantry to defeat cavalry from five aspects, all of which were military strategies he had memorized and wrote down directly.

The second question, cavalry versus infantry, is even simpler. The question doesn't specify whether the cavalry is light or heavy, so both must be included.

Zheng Qian recalled history and began to answer the questions.

Mongolian tactics: Get close to the enemy but don't charge.

Flanking tactics: Attack the enemy's weak points, without taking care of the front and rear.

Heavy cavalry charge tactics: heavy armor protects the body, and speed is used for the charge.

Wolf pack guerrilla tactics.

Zheng Qian elaborated on the four tactics, making it difficult not to get a high score.

Question 3: A commander without a military strategy will find it difficult to advance. Write your own military strategy.

Zheng Qian also pondered this question for a while and finally chose "The Thirty-Six Stratagems".

It wasn't that Zheng Qian couldn't remember other military strategies; it was that the blank pages on the exam paper were limited, so he could only write down "The Thirty-Six Stratagems."

First strategy: Deceive the heavens and cross the sea.

When preparations are thorough, vigilance wanes; when things are commonplace, suspicion is disregarded. The yin is within the yang, not opposite to it. The sun, the moon.

Zheng Qian wrote as if guided by a divine hand, without a second thought, writing non-stop.

Mo Li rested her chin on her hand. Military strategy had always been her forte, and she had made many preparations, but she never expected that the scholar who set the questions would be so abnormal, actually asking the candidates to write about military strategy.

Military strategy is so rare that perhaps only one such work could be produced in ten dynasties. Given that the test-takers are predominantly young people, who could possibly write one?

She couldn't even write down military strategies, let alone anyone else.

"Ugh……"

With a soft sigh, Mo Li prepared to bite the bullet and write an essay.

A high score is out of the question.

Huh, Zheng Qian is actually engrossed in writing?

Mo Li was astonished to see Zheng Qian engrossed in writing.

After the second and third exams, Fan Tielan challenged Zheng Qian to a bet on their scores, but Zheng Qian refused, saying he hadn't answered a single question and had submitted a blank paper.

Zero points, no doubt about it.

In the fourth subject, Zheng Qian said he didn't know how either, so he copied calligraphy, and he didn't gamble either.

Zheng Qian slept through the first three subjects, but when it came to the military strategy exam, he buried himself in writing furiously without a second of thought. Did he have military strategy in his mind?

Recalling that Zheng Qian had proposed the tactic of "besieging Wei to rescue Zhao" in the first lesson, Mo Li suddenly looked forward to Zheng Qian's score on military strategy.

He must be very capable.

And so, Mo Li rested her chin on her hand, watching Zheng Qian bury himself in writing furiously, a charming smile playing on her lips.

Zheng Qian is so handsome.

He's still very old, hehe...

Lu Yan was riding his horse to inspect the examination site when he saw Mo Li staring blankly at Zheng Qian, and his face immediately darkened.

Zheng Qian, I, the Crown Prince, will make you wish you were dead.

Hearing the sound of horses' hooves, Mo Li was in a bad mood.

How dare Lu Yan disturb my viewing of Zheng Qian? He's a real scoundrel.

Fan Tielan's hair was a complete mess, and she could only manage to squeeze out five words on the exam paper.

The very first lesson introduced the idea of ​​"besieging Wei to rescue Zhao," Zheng Qian must have been quite remarkable.

What are we betting on this time?

A warm bed?

Hehe, how embarrassing.

Fan Tiexue frowned. He also found the third question absurd, asking candidates to write about military strategy.

I put down my pen and pondered for ten minutes, integrating the military texts I had read thoroughly, writing and thinking at the same time.

There was confusion in Dong Hao's eyes. Writing about military strategy? What kind of insane exam question is this?

With Zheng Qian's information flashing through his mind, Dong Hao gradually found his direction.

Seize military power from the Xuanhu Army, launch a forced march to ambush the Red Turban Army, surround Wuyan City without attacking it, lead troops out of the city to break up into smaller units, knock out the marshal and then impersonate him, and have the three armies surround the palace to seize the throne.

If Zheng Qian's six major war exploits were written separately, they would be enough to describe twenty different tactics.

The high-ranking officials of the Crescent Moon Kingdom have analyzed all of Zheng Qian's tactics in the Wuyan Kingdom. If he were to write them down, it would become a military treatise.

A quick glance revealed that Zheng Qian was the only person who could see the examination room. Even though he couldn't see Zheng Qian, Dong Hao knew that Zheng Qian was writing furiously.

Zheng Qian, I, Dong Hao, do not have your war skills, so I will write your tactics instead.

A high score is guaranteed if you write it out.

Fan Tiexue and Dong Hao were both experienced generals, and they both looked worried, while the other candidates were wailing in despair.

When the exam time ended and the examiners collected the exam papers, they began to complain.

"This is insane! Who set this question? They actually asked us to write about military strategy."

"These examiners must be out of their minds to ask us to write about military strategy."

"Three questions. I memorized so many history books, and he didn't test me on a single one. He only tested me on war. And to make matters worse, he asked me to write about military strategy. I'm speechless."

"This year's military strategy, if you can score 90 points, you'll be number one."

"Ninety points? What are you dreaming of? The last question is worth fifty points. Anyone who can get thirty points is a descendant of a famous general. I think eighty points is enough to take the top spot."

Fan Tielan quickly lifted the curtain, revealing her pretty and adorable little head.

"Zheng Qian, you didn't sleep today, that's rare! Shall we bet?"

At this moment, Dong Hao and several others also arrived; Zheng Qian's examination room had already become their gathering point.

Dong Hao's subordinates were very sensible; they carried the table and placed food, fruit, and pastries on it.

Dong Hao knows how to enjoy life.

"If you're going to gamble, then gamble. Don't try to cheat if you lose."

Zheng Qian didn't care. He had already lost all his military strategies, so he might as well find a toilet and suffocate to death.

Fan Tielan punched Zheng Qian in the chest, tilted her head and laughed, "Haha, you're bound to lose. What should we bet on?"

"Stop gambling, you can't beat Zheng Qian in this exam." Mo Li smiled, her gaze towards Zheng Qian changed.

This kid is really masculine and handsome.

With her heart fluttering with first love, Mo Li could hardly contain herself, her mind filled with the hope of having a love story with Zheng Qian.

With a quick glance, Fan Tielan exclaimed, "How could I possibly lose to him? He's such a sleepyhead!"

"If you're going to gamble, gamble big. If you lose, you'll be my shadow for a year, doing whatever I tell you to do. Do you dare?"

A year and a month? That's a pretty big bet.

"We definitely won't lose," Zheng Qian said confidently.

"What if you lose?"

"I lost. I'll keep your bed warm for a month."