Chapter 9 The Emperor’s Proverbs: The Sixteen-Character Secret of Guerrilla Art of War

Author: Taixu Laodao

Chapter 9 The Emperor’s Proverbs: The Sixteen-Character Secret of Guerrilla Art of War

On the twenty-ninth day of the twelfth lunar month last year, Wang Chongyang broke into the Dali Temple Prison and rescued Marshal Yue. The government and the public were shocked, and countless people clapped and applauded him. In the middle of spring this year, Wang Chongyang, who could not bear the imperial purge of Yue's army and had a slight breakthrough in martial arts, broke into Lin'an City again.

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This time, Wang Chongyang, who already possessed the top five strength in history, directly entered Ouchi.

The masters of the Zhao and Song Dynasty experienced the Jingkang Incident, and even the emperor went to study in Five Kingdoms City. The emperor's concubine became a hot weapon, and only a few kittens survived.

Even if there is a peerless secret book, in just ten years, it cannot pose a threat to the cheating Wang Chongyang.

This time the King of Assassins was so frightened that Wanyan Gou almost stood up again.

The grumpy old Wang did not finish the matter, he just took a secret book and led a group of people back to Zhongnan Mountain.

Time flies, the Ming Dynasty has only been seven or eight days, but the wild peaches on Zhongnan Mountain are already ripe.

After listening to Wang Chongyang's explanation of the journey to the south, and then looking at the secret book of Da Nei on the altar, Jiajing was naturally very happy, but also a little anxious.

Wang Chongyang made the anti-gold cause in full swing, but on his side, the capital chain was broken!

To raise an army to resist the Jin, the amount of money and food required is not a small amount.

After thinking about it, I can only continue to cheat.

[Wang Chongyang, I have a sixteen-character secret art of guerrilla warfare. If you understand it, you can defeat thousands of armies.]

[When the enemy advances, we retreat; when the enemy is stationed, we harass; when the enemy is tired, we attack; when the enemy retreats, we pursue.]

【Remember! Remember!】

Wang Chongyang was a good Taoist priest and a good warrior, but he was not a good general.

Otherwise, after repeated defeats and repeated defeats, he would not have become disheartened and became a Taoist priest.

After chewing the sixteen-character formula carefully, he seemed to have some understanding and bowed respectfully: "Emperor, Marshal Yue will arrive at Zhongnan Mountain tomorrow. Can my disciple pass on this secret art of guerrilla warfare to Marshal Yue?"

【Good! You can enter my temple!】

If it weren't for the fact that this golden finger could only anchor one believer, Jiajing would definitely take Yue Wumu into his pocket and become the true Jingmo Emperor of the Three Realms.

This is an SSR card!

"When the enemy advances, we retreat; when the enemy is stationed, we harass; when the enemy is tired, we attack; when the enemy retreats, we pursue?!"

In the Emperor's Temple, Yue Pengju, who was in his forties, whispered the Emperor's mottos softly, and gradually his expression became more and more excited.

In Jiajing's eyes, this national hero, a famous anti-gold general, military strategist, strategist, calligrapher, and poet had a fair face, beardless, slightly fat, with big ears and round face, wearing a square scarf, pointed boots, and a light green outfit.

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How to say it!

It looks a little bit like Xiao Yueyue.

Yue Fei was not from Tangyin in Xiangzhou, which is now Anyang, Henan.

"Wonderful, wonderful..." Yue Fei clapped his hands excitedly: "These sixteen words illustrate the beauty of guerrilla warfare... Master Chongyang, please accept Yue Fei's worship."

"Don't dare, don't dare, this is the motto of Emperor Wanshou. Marshal Yue can worship the emperor."

Yue Fei naturally did not believe that there were real gods in the world, but he still bowed three times to the statue of the Wanshou Emperor.

Then, he talked with Wang Chongyang in an extremely serious manner about the art of war and the Jurchens.

In romance novels, the "Iron Buddha" in the Jin army is so famous that it is even invincible on the battlefield.

During the war between the Song and Jin Dynasties, for a long period of time, the "Iron Buddha", as the heavy cavalry in the Jin army, indeed caused headaches to the opponents.

On the Cold War battlefield, this kind of cavalry was covered from head to toe, including both men and horses. The rider's weapons were heavy thrust carbines and sharp iron bones. The general armored cavalry only had one layer of armor, while the Iron Pagoda was

With two layers of armor on his body, when the impact started, the formation was like a moving iron tower, which is why the old people called it Iron Buddha.

What is particularly worth mentioning is that when the battle came, three heavy armored cavalry chained together to charge the enemy. Even if two of the three were killed, the remaining one still launched a crushing charge against the enemy.

During the Jin army's attack on Xianrenguan in Song Dynasty, Tiefutu launched more than 30 charges in one day, which shows its combat power.

Due to the high cost of building the Iron Buddha, even in the Southern Song Dynasty, the Jin army only had an Iron Buddha army of 3,000 people.

The second trump card of the Jin Army is the "Kaizi Horse". Compared with the Iron Buddha, the Kaizi Horse belongs to the light cavalry, usually one man and two horses. It is deployed on both sides of the Iron Buddha. According to the impact of the Iron Buddha,

Determine how to outflank or attack the enemy's fortress based on the situation.

The Jurchens relied on these two brushes to defeat the Liao Kingdom and the Northern Song Dynasty...

Now, the orcs killed from the white mountains and black waters are still the first generation.

After all, Wanyan Zongbi is not dead yet!

"So, whether it is me, Yue Fei or Han Shizhong, who wants to defeat the main force of the Jin Army on the frontal battlefield, it is no more than a dream..."

"And these sixteen words of the emperor's motto give guiding principles for carrying out extensive guerrilla operations when the enemy is strong and we are weak..."

"The main force of the Jin people is no more than 120,000 people. Among them, the ones that really make me wary are the elites who are less than 50,000. As long as they move properly, they will surely relieve the pressure on my main force of the Song Dynasty..."

"Sooner or later, we will conquer the Central Plains!"

Although the Jurchens destroyed the Northern Song Dynasty, their population was relatively small, with hundreds of thousands of people. Trying to rule a territory of tens of millions of people was tantamount to wishful thinking.

What's more, the Wanyan Jurchens had just emerged from the slave society and did not have the ability to recruit slaves from the Jianzhou Jurchens.

In fact, ten years ago, the best way for the Jin Kingdom was to let Song Huizong and Song Qinzong act as their lackeys. Unfortunately, this happened accidentally.

So I had to choose someone else to do it.

Judging from the results, the capabilities of Puppet Chu and Puppet Qi were really poor. Zhang Bangchang was the Grand Prime Minister of the Northern Song Dynasty, but he was unwilling to be the emperor.

You've become a bitch and you still want face?

This is your fault, so being hypocritical can only end in disgrace.

The Puppet Qi persisted for several years, but the problem was that their combat effectiveness was too exhausted.

He was actually beaten by the Southern Song Dynasty army and was unable to fight back.

The Kingdom of Jin was very dissatisfied with this, so he simply destroyed the Puppet Qi and took care of it himself.

It was precisely because the minions of the Jin Kingdom were too weak that the Jurchens had to personally govern this huge Central Plains region.

Just managing this place has already made them miserable, let alone continuing to attack the south to dominate the world.

After all, the Han uprisings in the north were happening one after another, and the Jin Kingdom was simply too busy.

It was different when the Qing army entered the pass in later generations. Those losers brought too many surprises to the Qing army. For example, Wu Sangui ran all the way and beat Li Zicheng and the Nanming army without the ability to fight back. He even broke into Myanmar and captured

He killed Emperor Yongli of the Southern Ming Dynasty and eliminated worries for the Qing Dynasty.

Seeing that Yue Fei had already understood Taizu's sixteen-character formula, Jiajing withdrew his gaze and began to check the secret book that Wang Chongyang had snatched from Zhao Song Dynasty...
Chapter completed!