[Article]: Under the command of King Wu of Qin, one of the three strong men of Qin, he is good at using maces.

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Meng said that Ren Bi, Wu Huo, the three strong men, all have the lowest force of 95!

Meng said that the highest force has reached 97!

97's force is powerful enough to fight with the Five Tiger Generals!

But Meng said that Ren Bi and Wu won three powerful generals, and their other abilities were pitifully low, and there was basically no possibility of leading troops. If they led troops alone, they would probably be plotted against by the opponent's advisers until they died, and they would not be able to use their military advantages.

These three people were able to hold high positions in Qin State because the martial arts genius King Wu of Qin advocated martial arts. The three people accompanied King Wu of Qin to practice martial arts and raised cauldrons from time to time to show their strength.

However, the troops of these three strong men were not very common in later generations.

The soldiers of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period were the decisive battle troops.

A country of ten thousand chariots and a country of ten thousand chariots are used to describe the number of soldiers and chariots in each vassal state.

If there are ten thousand soldiers, it is a large vassal state at the hegemony level. The country of Thousand Vehicles is a medium-sized vassal state. If there are only one hundred soldiers, it is just a small vassal state that can be used as a mermaid.

After the rise of cavalry, the military strategy became even more bizarre and varied. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the military chariots were only used as temporary fortifications to defend in the field and cover infantry.

Meng said that Wuhuo and Ren Bi were three strong men of Qin. Since they were commanding soldiers, they only needed to lead soldiers and chariots directly attack the enemy's formation according to the orders of the commander, and there was no need for wisdom.

Because there are not many soldiers and the military strategy is simple, they don’t need to have much commander value.

The soldiers are the most suitable troops for these three people.

Of course, Zhang Hua could also arrange three Qin Guo strong men to serve as the escort of the chief general, or take hundreds of elite soldiers to charge forward and open gaps in the enemy formation.

"The three strong men of Qin State are similar to the three tiger generals of Lu State, and they are all powerful generals who charge into battle."

Zhang Hua had two troops in his hands, one was the troops of Lu and the other was the troops of Qin.

Zhang Hua preserved these two troops.

The military chariots have been transformed by the overbearing mechanisms of the Gongshu squad and can adapt to more complex terrain, rather than just being used on plains.

A large part of the reason why the military vehicles were eliminated was that there were too few suitable terrains. The vassal states also had to build roads for the military vehicles to quickly reach the battlefield, which was time-consuming and labor-intensive, while the cavalry restrictions were much less.

The Gongshu team also strengthened the attack and defense of the soldiers, added sickles to the axles and iron armor to the body.

The improved soldiers and chariots are rushing into the formation and are matched with powerful generals, and the impact is still quite terrible.

But cavalry is still the main force of Zhang Hua's power and is the well-deserved king of cold weapons.

After recruiting a group of famous Qin generals, Zhang Hua summoned Shang Yang, Li Si, Fan Sui, Zhang Yi, and the four famous prime ministers of Qin, as well as Xu Fu, a pre-Qin alchemist.

Xu Fu's internal affairs ability is far inferior to the four famous prime ministers of Qin, but this person should not be underestimated. He is proficient in medicine, astronomy, navigation, and now he is proficient in formations and has strange powers and chaotic spirits.

The four famous prime ministers of Qin were summoned to change the Qin system in Liangzhou into a system of Zhang Hua's power.

Zhang Hua initially appointed Han Fei to reform, which was similar to the Qin State's system, so it was not difficult to digest the Qin State's territory.

In addition, officials need to be sent to recall the Qin people who were exiled to the mountains and forests due to the war.

Pacifying, suppressing, and sinicizing the Qiang tribes and Di tribes in Liangzhou are also a problem.
Chapter completed!