The risk is too great, you must know, you are stealing people's homes, in case of fierce resistance, you 100,000 people, you are very sure? I'm not going to use your strategy. Either it was a semi-decisive battle to reduce casualties, or it was not accepted by the party. Strive for development time, if it were me, I would not accept the party. Give it to the Qin State, and then unite with other countries to restrict the Qin State, because you can't keep the party even if you accept it. Let him accept, make enemies, and seek opportunities to weaken the Qin State. If you can't win by yourself, you can't hold it down, and at that time, even Lian Po couldn't keep the party. So if you accept the party, although it is right, you don't have the strength to digest him, and this place will be a scourge. Even the opportunity for development has been lost. In this battle, if you want to play hard, in fact, there are only two tricks back and forth. Engage in a sneak attack, but this is actually discovered by King Zhao Wuling himself, but others have also seen your intentions. And it is difficult to succeed, you know, once you break through and attack Xianyang, people's sense of resistance will be very strong. Just like the battle of Handan later, this is a battle of life and death. It's not easy. The back of the Wei State is weak enough, and Wang Ben has suffered heavy casualties, so he can only flood the city. This kind of risk is so great, and the enemy's army is in its own territory, the possibility of you wanting to blood Sun Bin besiege Wei to save Zhao is 0. No country dares to do this, the risk is too great, who dares to discuss survival and death? Changping according to the way of playing at that time, it is not necessarily lost, but if you take this step, once the opponent knows about it, it will be a fierce attack. And in addition to the onslaught, he can also return to the division in part. You can't steal the house directly, and people can't go back in the last minute, and then the territory over there is broken, which is too risky. King Zhao was in a hurry, but he was not confused. There's nothing too big of a problem with his strategy itself to drag it out. But he didn't want the whole army to go out and attack the whole army, he just wanted you to go out and fight, but he didn't expect Zhao Kuo to directly send all of them. Zhao Guo wanted to reduce casualties, and (unlike the Battle of Changping) he could easily do it. But after your transfer, if it doesn't work, once you encounter fierce resistance, the army will fall into passivity, and it will be difficult to prevent it if there is a lack of people over there. People don't storm because your army is attacking the city, and the casualties are great. But once you smelt 100,000 people, you have to know that most of the people who were transported at that time were basically counted in it. How many fewer people do you have this time, did you go to Qin first, or did they attack your capital first?
If the party does not answer, South Korea will soon die. The best way is to take over the party, and then send all the people to the Zhao State, clear the wilderness, and hold on to some valleys to prevent the Qin army from coming. For example, troops were sent outside Hangu Pass to guard it and prevent the Qin army from leaving the pass. The level is narrow, it is difficult to attack it, and it is also inconvenient for Qin soldiers to come out.