The video takes us to ancient times; Li Er transforms into the Tongtian Emperor of Shu Han.

Old Zhu's words once again struck a nerve with Liu Bang.

How did Pengcheng get lost?

There are too many voices within the military!

The fact that the feudal lords' armies are allies is certainly a good thing, but once they face an attack from the enemy, each unit can only deal with the situation in a panic.

If Liu Bang had been in command when Xiang Yu attacked, he might not have lost, or at least not so badly.

After all, that was an army of 560,000!

Let alone a large army, even if it were 560,000 pigs, it would take Xiang Yu's 30,000 men three to five days to kill them, and most of them would still escape.

However, precisely because there were so many voices, when faced with a real crisis, they simply did not heed the military orders of Liu Bang, the commander-in-chief.

Each fighting their own battles, and facing a top commander like Xiang Yu, how could they possibly be invincible?

Li Er's current actions are precisely aimed at preventing this possibility from occurring.

Old Zhu roughly understood what he wanted to do.

Normally, it doesn't matter what kind of general you are or how much military power you have.

In the event of war, especially in the event of an emergency, from Han Xin onwards, the only voice in the entire army can be that of Li Er!

Forbidden!

Perhaps with Han Xin's command abilities, Xiang Yu wouldn't have been able to defeat 560,000 men with only 30,000.

However, Han Xin was too arrogant, and if an alliance were formed, most people would probably not submit to him.

If Li Er wants to completely avoid this situation, he must make sure that everyone is convinced of his worth!

Inside the sky, Li Er sat on the ground, casually gathered some branches, leaves and other things, and roughly constructed the sand table. Then he discussed it with Han Xin.

The two agreed that each would have an army of 100,000, with the same type of troops and the same supplies.

Each player chooses their own camp, and the condition for victory is to completely crush the opponent.

After hearing his conditions, Han Xin was naturally full of confidence.

But not long after, cold sweat began to trickle down his forehead.

It wasn't as simple as I imagined.

Or rather, Li Er was a hundred times more difficult to deal with than he had anticipated!

Soldiers who, deception also.

These five words set the tone for military strategy for the next thousands of years.

On-the-spot command sounds complicated, but in essence it only relies on two things: observation and deception.

If you can see through the opponent's tactics, you can at least remain invincible.

If you can deceive the enemy's commander, you will have a chance to defeat them in one fell swoop!

Han Xin did just that; he deliberately chose an extremely dangerous location for his camp and intentionally leaked intelligence.

If he can fool Li Er into sending troops to attack, he can win a great victory in one fell swoop.

Don't underestimate this seemingly simple trick; any commander who lacks even a little battlefield experience will likely fall for it.

At the very least, they would send a small force to probe the area.

No matter how many are sent out, Han Xin is confident he can take them all.

But Li Er's composure far exceeded his expectations.

On the battlefield, if you fail to deceive your opponent, then one wrong step will lead to another, and you will not know what arrangements your opponent has made during this time.

"Han Xin committed a grave mistake."

Old Zhu frowned.

Underestimating the enemy on the battlefield is a grave mistake!

No matter how much better your command skills are than the enemy's, if you underestimate the enemy, the chances of defeat will increase significantly.

Moreover, the fact that Li Er was able to become the all-powerful General of the Heavenly Strategy, which at least proves that his ability to lead troops was also quite good.

The two are practically rivals on the same level.

In this situation, if Han Xin underestimates his opponent, the outcome of their battle could be reversed!

"When he was putting on a show for the blind man, Li Er had already sent out an ambush."

"Even if he sends out spies now, it would be almost impossible to find the ambush location on such a large sand table."

Even if Li Er's ambush troops didn't show themselves, as long as they didn't appear for a moment, it would be like having a knife hanging over Han Xin's head. Even if they seized an opportunity, Han Xin wouldn't dare to send his entire army to attack!

As the war game simulation intensified, the cold sweat on Han Xin's forehead became increasingly noticeable.

He had realized that Li Er's ability to command in battle was no less than his own!

As long as Li Er keeps that ambush hidden, he will make one wrong move and lose the whole game!

Should we take another gamble?

Han Xin is no longer thinking about how to achieve a great victory or how to end the battle as quickly as possible.

He wanted to take a gamble; if he won, he could turn defeat into victory; if he lost, following such a person wouldn't be a bad idea.

In a split second, Han Xin made his decision.

Faced with Li Er's gradually shrinking encirclement, Han Xin secretly raised a flag and then led his army to retreat step by step.

But the path he chose was a dead end!

The way out leads to a vast river.

He did not cut down trees to build boats, so the army had no ability to cross the river.

Aside from the possibility of suicide due to despair, there is only one other possibility.

"A last stand?"

It's another tactic that Lao Zhu doesn't really like.

Too risky!

When they were completely outmatched, they deliberately chose a desperate path, using the continuous river and the pursuing troops behind them to inspire their fighting spirit.

Such methods are extremely risky.

Such a desperate situation may ignite the soldiers' fighting spirit, or it may cause their morale to collapse completely.

Throughout history, many people have tried to imitate Han Xin's almost godlike methods, but without exception, they have all failed.

It seems that only Han Xin understood how to maintain this balance.

"The battle that made Han Xin, the God of War, a legend, a legend. From a tactical point of view, compared with Xiang Yu's 'breaking the cauldrons and sinking the boats,' the 'fighting with one's back to the river' was obviously a step above."

Zhao Kuangyin also gave his own evaluation.

Xiang Yu always charged ahead, inspiring the morale of his soldiers with his own bravery. He had long since reached the pinnacle of military power.

Han Xin, on the other hand, used external factors and conditions, as well as his own arrangements, to keep the soldiers' morale on the verge of collapse.

The methods must be more sophisticated, but also more dangerous!

"A last stand?"

Li Er also began to have doubts.

It seems that the historical records indeed have a good evaluation of Han Xin.

Because of his absurdly insightful strategic vision, which seemed almost like he had X-ray vision, most people felt that he was more like a commander who planned and strategized.

But ultimately, he is an adventurous person.

When truly driven to the brink, he will never choose to retreat conservatively, but will use all the power he can muster at the moment to fight to the death!

"Your backup plan is the cavalry."

Just as Han Xin was quietly waiting for Li Er's next move, he suddenly heard him say something that seemed to come out of nowhere.

Upon hearing this, Han Xin was taken aback at first, then gave a self-deprecating laugh.

"It seems I'm the one who's narrow-minded. I don't know if it's just my imagination, but I feel like every move I make is exactly what you expected."

"I've played war games with others before, but no one could put this kind of pressure on me, let alone figure out what I'm going to do. You're the first one!"

"I don't understand, if you have such abilities, why do you still need to find me?"

"If you want me to be your lieutenant, then I'm sorry, I'd rather meet you on the battlefield!"