pertwk Chapter 1680 Xin Yi gave up
Chapter 1680 Xin Yi gave up
Chapter 1680 Xin Yi gave up
The morale of Bega's army was greatly boosted, and they realized that she was really capable and could not be compared with Bai Moji.
Seeing that the morale of the Beijia army was rising, He Lingchuan took action personally. He pressed the Beijia army's heads down twice when they tried to cross the river and beat them violently by the river.
After the initial probing, the two sides exchanged ideas and came up with various strategies.
He Lingchuan also found out that Lu Wushuang often had brilliant ideas, but he lacked experience in leading a force and could not be compared with the experienced and smooth Qingyang of later generations.
After all, she was still young and impulsive at that time.
Lu Wushuang suffered several losses at the hands of He Lingchuan, and he also calmed down and seriously experienced the art of war. The battle on the Jinyao front quickly turned into a dull and boring daily attack and defense stage. Beijia's attack frequency changed from two or three times a day at the beginning to once every two or three days, and then extended to once every seven or eight days.
However, Lu Wushuang did not take a break, but sent a team to infiltrate Takigawa again. This time, he adopted a step-by-step approach, advancing deeper into the swamp little by little.
The battle between the two armies at Takigawa was even more intense than at the Jinyao front.
Xin Yi had personally participated in and commanded battles before, but this was the first time he confronted Lu Wushuang head-on.
The task given to him by He Lingchuan was to attract the enemy's main force and cover his own operation to remove the nail in Takigawa, so the longer he could hold out, the better.
Only by giving Lu Wushuang a heavy bait would she be willing to make a great effort to attack, so He Lingchuan took out Beifu City and sent out the bird monsters to pay close attention to the whole process.
The battle between the two sides was extremely fierce, lasting for nearly ten hours, and ended with Xin Yi's retreat.
In fact, He Lingchuan was quite surprised that Xin Yi could hold on for so long, and he patted him on the shoulder and said:
"I only ask you to hold on, not to win. Ten hours is a little short, but the Bega stronghold in Longchuan has been pulled down by willow branches, so you have completed the mission." He Lingchuan had expected his failure, so he comforted him, "As for Beifu City, it's not the first time we've lost it. We can take it back later."
Xin Yi smiled bitterly.
When he returned to the outpost, he set up a sand table and a battle formation, recounted the battle that had just taken place, and asked He Lingchuan to answer his questions.
He Lingchuan was not polite either, pointing out the intention of Lu Wushuang's every command, and then pointing out Xin Yi's mistakes. After explaining in detail for more than half an hour, he pointed at the sand table and said with a smile: "Lu Wushuang deliberately set up this trap, but you still stepped into it in the end!"
Xin Yi stroked the back of his head and sighed:
"General He is very clear-sighted. I was the commander on the battlefield. After hearing what you said, I realized how many mistakes I made just now! Alas, the loss was not unfair."
"Mr. Xin is making rapid progress, but Lu Wushuang is a natural prodigy and does not stick to any rules on the battlefield." He Lingchuan said truthfully, "It's difficult for you to keep up with her pace."
Fighting requires rhythm.
He Lingchuan could clearly feel that before this, Lu Wushuang had experience in leading troops, but his experience in commanding large-scale battles was basically zero.
Lu Wushuang is really bold and confident to dare to take over Bai Moji's mess.
Of course, subsequent facts also proved that she had the confidence to grow rapidly in battle.
If she was two steps ahead of Xin Yi at the start of the race, now she has left Xin Yi far behind.
He Lingchuan certainly wanted to find an opportunity to kill her, but Lu Wushuang was very alert and always had two Qing Palace guards with her, all of whom were top fighters.
These two guards did nothing but protect her safety, and they helped her escape from the dangerous situations set up by He Lingchuan many times.
She liked adventure very much at the beginning, but she was caught by He Lingchuan twice when she was alone in the deep, and suffered heavy casualties. Later, she learned her lesson and adjusted her strategy in time.
Xin Yi looked at the sand table, at the small flags marking Lu Wushuang's actions, and was lost in thought for a long time before he let out a sigh:
“Talented people emerge in every generation, and the new generation pushes the old generation forward.”
There are so many vicissitudes of life in one sentence.
"Why do you say that, Mr. Xin?" He Lingchuan asked knowingly, "You are in your prime, this is the time to be ambitious and show your aspirations."
Xin Yi looks to be no more than thirty years old.
"I have benefited a lot from watching and participating in battles beside General He. It was absolutely the right thing to do to ask Commander Zhong for this!" Xin Yi crossed his hands and placed them on the table. "But the more I personally participate, the more I realize that the way to be a general is more rigorous than practicing.
, talent is more important than practice."
What is talent? Talent is something that others cannot do even after ten attempts, but you may be able to do it after just one try.
Talent is when others are just copying others and believe that hard work can make up for their shortcomings, but you can finish the job with just two strokes, writing as if inspired by God.
Talent is that you can’t explain why, but you are good at it and you are very confident. If others can’t do it, it’s their problem, not that you can’t do it.
Others are others, and you are you.
"Whether it's Lu Wushuang or General He, their talents on the battlefield are far superior to mine." Xin Yi was deeply touched, "I feel very uncomfortable being sandwiched between you two commanders."
He Lingchuan laughed: "Mr. Xin has made rapid progress. It's hard for ordinary people to compare with you."
This is also true. Who can say that Xin Yi has a bad talent? It's a pity that he met him and Lu Wushuang.
The gap is revealed by comparison.
"Compared to you, I am so clumsy that it is not worth mentioning." Xin Yi is very self-aware, "Lu Wushuang's strategy is eye-opening; General He's fighting style is even more like an antelope hanging on a horn, leaving no trace."
After He Lingchuan explained Lu Wushuang's fighting style, Xin Yi was able to clarify his thoughts;
But when it comes to He Lingchuan's battles, especially his immediate reactions and on-the-spot decisions, Xin Yi has no idea how his mind works. But He Lingchuan can prove time and again with his actual actions that he is right!
At that time, on that battlefield, with that sudden accident and at that critical juncture, we have to use He Lingchuan’s style of play to deal with it!
Xin Yi was amazed, and only then did he realize that there was really no fixed rule to follow when it came to "moving troops".
Sometimes, fighting just doesn't make sense.
Seeing his sighing face, He Lingchuan thought he was going to give up. Just as he was feeling strange, Xin Yi stroked his chin and said:
"It seems that this is not my forte, and I shouldn't bother myself here."
After hearing this, He Lingchuan looked at him with admiration.
Given his status, he can frankly say "I can't do it", which shows that he is pragmatic and peaceful.
"What do you think, Mr. Xin?"
There is no sarcasm in this statement, it is purely a request for advice.
Xin Yi messed up the sand table, brushed off the fine sand on his hands and smiled, "I don't have any good ideas, I just thought of a lazy way. Why do I have to be proficient in everything? I'm not good at fighting, so why not find someone who is good at fighting for me in the future?"
He Lingchuan laughed: "This is why I often go out to eat."
They both laughed.