The weapon tycoon who traveled to Daqin

Li Mu looked at the Zhao soldiers marching through Handan City. He began to think about how to arrange these soldiers. His heart was full of worries. Qin's peaceful diplomacy strategy, or in other words, Shang Wen's peaceful diplomacy strategy began

It worked.

There is a huge difference between Naofumi's strategy and that of any previous generation of prime ministers. This difference is that Naofumi adopted a peaceful strategy rather than the offensive strategy of any of his predecessors.

When Shang Wen was the prime minister of Qin, he did not take the initiative to attack the six eastern countries once. Of course, some small-scale dispatches of troops were not included, because this did not affect Shang Wen's diplomatic strategy. However, Shang Wen's diplomatic strategy ostensibly gave great support to the six eastern countries.

It created a big strategic opportunity. But in fact, it hid a big murderous intention.

Naofumi's peaceful diplomacy replaced the proactive offensive diplomacy strategy of his predecessors. Qin's previous diplomatic strategies were almost all closely linked to war. Such a close connection made Qin's policy single and unable to diversify its development.

Shangwen's peaceful diplomacy strategy has a strong economic offensive nature. This offensive nature is highly concealed. A direct military attack can allow a military power like Zhao to resist the Qin army for a long time.

, and the Qin State has no way to defeat the Zhao State. Especially with the presence of warring people like Li Mu among the people, it will be even more difficult for the Qin Army to win.

In the battle between the Qin army and the Zhao army, they lost more and won less. But the Qin army won more in key battles and was able to achieve its goals politically. This is how the Qin army won the battle against Zhao. However, it was very costly.

.And it is also a loss to Qin's economy itself. This is the kind of approach that kills one thousand enemies and damages eight hundred. This model does not bring much benefit to Qin.

Naofumi changed this diplomatic strategy. Naofumi's strategy was peace. Peace meant the indefinite postponement of war. And peace brought economic development opportunities. It was this opportunity that became a major offensive feature of Naofumi's peaceful diplomatic strategy.

If they attack directly, the Zhao army will definitely be able to withstand the full blow of the Qin army. History has also proved this situation. However, Shangwen bypassed military issues and directly switched to economic issues.

Shangwen took advantage of the wonderful opportunity period brought by peace and used economic means to closely connect the economies of various countries with the Qin State. However, these countries all have a common fatal weakness, which is that the decline of politics has exposed various aspects of economic development.

There are such political problems, and these political problems simply cannot provide the military with an opportunity for reform.

The military cannot defeat its opponents, but it can bypass military problems and use economic and political means to solve them. This can avoid large-scale conflicts and bloodshed, and at the same time, it can also solve problems more effectively. The most important thing is that Qin used this

Over a period of time, Qin State adjusted its previous unbalanced development model and used this economic adjustment to move the economy to a qualitative breakthrough.

Shangwen's covert economic attack method made Li Mu unable to guard against it. This is because Zhao State hired a figure without strategic foresight, Guo Kai. And Zhao State also lacks such a figure with political foresight. The current situation is beginning to be unfavorable for Zhao State.

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And near the Qilian Mountains of Qin State, the forwards of the Qin Army finally reached the place they wanted to reach.

"Are those mountain men reliable?" a lieutenant said while holding a telescope to look at the situation in the distance.

"Reliable. You saw them. They are very brave. They are more ferocious than those hunting dogs." A Marine Corps sergeant said.

"What an apt metaphor," the lieutenant said, putting down his telescope.

"You know what?" the sergeant said.

"What?" the lieutenant asked.

"There are Huns among the army troops behind us. Huns?" the sergeant said at this time.

"Those guys from the Army fought against them. Some of them even killed them. I really don't know what the people above us think." The sergeant thought at this time.

"Aren't we afraid that they will resist and kill our own people?" the sergeant complained.

"Sergeant, I hope you won't complain. There's no use in complaining," the lieutenant said.

"We still have a mission. The arrangement above may be their idea. We just need to follow it." The lieutenant said at this time.

"Got it," the sergeant said, taking aim again.

"Sir, they are back." At this time, an alert sentry reported.

At this time, the lieutenant raised his telescope again to check the situation.

"Damn it. What happened?" At this time, the lieutenant saw the mountain men who were on the reconnaissance mission running towards this side carrying a Qin Army Marine Corps soldier.

"Cover them." The lieutenant said immediately at this time. The lieutenant led a platoon, plus fifty mountain men combat troops. Their mission was to go out for reconnaissance. They were equipped with horses captured from the Qiang people. They were a fast force.

Mobile troops. But these marines have not received special training. They are not used to fighting on horseback. In fact, they are still infantry on horses. Traditional infantry combat allows them to exert the effect of infantry combat.

But fighting on horseback made them feel very inconvenient.

For reconnaissance missions, they still sent out infantry instead of cavalry.

"No, it's the Qiang cavalry." The sergeant shouted loudly.

"Machine gun. Long-range shooting. Fast." The lieutenant shouted loudly.

"Shoot," the lieutenant shouted loudly.

"Thud, tug, tug, tug, tug." The machine gun raised its angle and fired, dragging the light bullet and flying out in an arc. This kind of long-range shooting actually uses a certain arc of the ballistic trajectory to increase the range. This kind of shooting method is

Originality of the Marine Corps. The Marine Corps has unique shooting method training in shooting. They pay special attention to the application of infantry tactics.

The fired bullets fell from the sky like rain, falling directly on the pursuing Qiang cavalry. The Qiang cavalry were hit and fell off their horses. The retreating Marines kept turning back to fight back. And the mountain

The men carried the wounded Marines on their backs and quickly retreated.

"Thud, tug, tug, tug, tug." The machine gun kept turning and firing. "Bang. Bang." The Marines also quickly pulled the bolt of the gun to fire cover.

"Medic. Medic." At this time, the Marines who quickly returned quickly shouted loudly.

"Here." A Marine soldier came up quickly at this time, put down the rifle in his hand, and looked at the wound.

"How is it?" At this time, a Marine said.

"It's nothing. The wound went directly through the arm, and an arrow hit the abdomen. As long as the arrow is not pulled out, there will be no problem. The bleeding must be stopped now." As he said that, the medic quickly treated the injured Marine.

It is obviously unwise to bandage it and pull out the arrow.

"What happened?" At this time, the lieutenant lowered his body and walked over and asked.

"We found a large number of Qiang people. They are gathering towards the important pass over there. There are so many of them that we can't even count them." A corporal said at this time, while the mountain people on the side were giving their small

What did the leader explain? Because of the language barrier, no one paid attention to these mountain people. Most importantly, the translator was not willing to waste his words to translate these things.

"Have you seen our people?" At this time, the lieutenant asked immediately.

"I didn't see it, but I saw that the Qiang people seemed to be launching an attack over there. Our people were resisting desperately. Is that how it should be?" the corporal replied at this time.

"Oh, my God." The lieutenant wiped his mouth at this time.

"How many people do you estimate there are?" At this time, the lieutenant asked.

"I think there should be tens of thousands of people," said the corporal.

"Almost all the Qiang people have gathered there. We need artillery to bombard that place. There are too many people." At this time, the corporal suggested.

"The artillery is still behind. The road conditions are too bad and they can't catch up in time. And our commander is still an Army soldier," the lieutenant said.

"Shall we retreat?" At this time, the sergeant came over quickly and asked.

"The number of Qiang people is increasing. If we don't retreat, I'm afraid we won't be able to leave." The sergeant said anxiously at this time.

"How many are there?" the lieutenant asked at this time.

"There are probably more than a hundred people. But I'm afraid the number will increase." At this time, the sergeant said.

"What should we do, sir?" the sergeant asked at this time.

"Sir." The sergeant asked anxiously at this time.

"We can't retreat for the time being. We must send someone to pass this news back." The lieutenant said at this time.

"What?" the sergeant shouted in surprise.

"I know. Retreating is the right choice for us. But what if we retreat and the enemy comes over?" the lieutenant said at this time.

"We can't retreat, we need to withstand them. Then quickly send our people forward to rescue us," the lieutenant said.

"Sir, there are less than ninety of us," the sergeant said.

"I know. If we retreat, the enemy is cavalry and will catch up quickly. The most important thing is that they will directly insert into our rear. In that case, the situation will be even worse. This kind of thing cannot happen." The lieutenant said.

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"Okay. Sergeant, I'll leave this task to you. You go back and convey the news here to the superiors." The lieutenant looked at the sergeant at this time and said.

"Huh." The sergeant shook his head at this time. Then he shook his head and said.

"I'm not a deserter. You'd better leave such a task to others," the sergeant said.

"Okay, Corporal, you go." The lieutenant said at this time.

"Sir," the corporal said at this time.

"I know. You are not a deserter," the lieutenant said.

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