Rules, there are rules to have a qiē, there are no rules can only be messy, for the army rules are military law, military discipline, from the constraints of the boss, and the army is also the most disciplined place.

If the army loses its order, then the army will not be far from collapse, Su Lie is relatively simple, and he doesn't know that this is excusable, but there is no reason for a steady Mei Li to ignore it.

What made Mei Kai lose his previous calm and take such a step. Maybe it's because the enemy army is fierce and Su Lie is panicking, or maybe it's because he is anxious to watch many colleagues climb up step by step? There may be some, but more often than not, the role switch has not yet been completed.

What kind of role reversal? Su Lie didn't realize that he was no longer the five hundred lord who made any decision that would not affect the overall situation, and Mei Li probably felt that he had already been informed, so it was not a big deal to take over the military power first. After all, they just haven't recovered from their lowly status mentality, and they don't quite know what they are doing right.

At the same time, the two must also think that they followed Lu Zhe to rise from Yiling, and they were Lu Zhe's confidants or something, thinking that it was inappropriate to do so, but as long as they kept their loyalty to Lu Zhe unchanged, they would not be punished.

No matter how you guess, it's useless, their behavior is equivalent to child's play, doing such a thing with such a high status, if it is unorganized and undisciplined according to the words of our party, according to the words of the ancient times, it is to despise the authority of the monarch, no matter what kind of statement, Lu Zhe scolded them for being as stupid as a pig is absolutely not wrong.

Mei Kai and Su Lie, who didn't know that they were going to be demoted, quickly entered their respective roles because of the private transfer of military power, and the generals and colonels of each ministry also seemed to be a little more stable because the more reliable Mei Kai became the chief general, and each department performed its responsibilities in an orderly manner.

In addition to the 20,000 or so cavalry cruising outside, 5,000 heavy infantry were directly taken over by Su Lie, about 20,000 crossbowmen were directly controlled, and the rest such as spearmen, shield-wielding swordsmen, shield-wielding swordsmen, vine armor soldiers, and pikemen should be led by whomever or whom.

In the final analysis, it is still a person who was suddenly promoted to a high position, and he has not gone through special study, in fact, whether it is Su Lie or Mei Kai, they are not so familiar with the manipulation of the situation, so the formation of one or two hundred thousand people may be discharged. But the formation of 70,000 or 80,000 people was blinded.

He found that the Baiyue people in the south were a little disjointed, and he did not hesitate to order the troops to press forward, and it was a battle to catch the Baiyue people, relying on the local numerical advantage and sophisticated equipment, it was effortless to win nearly 10,000 heads, and continuously defeated the team that Baiyue crashed into.

After a few battles, Mei Kai slowly found the feeling that the commanders should have, that is, the commanders killed more enemy troops on the battlefield, and at the same time, they had to continuously compress the enemy army to a certain position according to the combat goal.

After his confidence came up, Mei Kai also found that the military formation was actually like that. If you know how to arrange a formation of 10,000 or 20,000 people, then make an expanded version of the formation you know, isn't it just an increase in the number of troops that need to be placed in each position?

Sure enough, when they encountered a Baiyue team of at least 50,000 people, Mei Kai was engrossed in mobilizing his troops according to his own ideas, and with a "forward", the heavy infantry was in front, the crossbowmen were behind, and the rest of the light soldiers were divided into two wings. In fact, even Mei Kai didn't know what kind of military formation it was, anyway, the troops were moving forward, and on the way the heavy infantry crushed all the enemy soldiers who could stand, and the crossbowmen kept shooting arrows at the enemy in a row according to the arrow array. The light pawns on both flanks cut the enemy from the left and right flanks at the right time......

Not to mention, although even Mei Kai himself didn't know what the formation he put up looked like, he had already touched the threshold of the battle, after all, the battle was to arrange the troops in a reasonable position. Then control the troops to move according to the needs of the operation. The preservation of the formation is really to effectively protect one's own army from chaos at the same time, use organized troops to cut the enemy army, and form one local advantage after another. Annihilate or defeat enemy forces in this advantage.

Mei Kai, who found that the formation was not as difficult as he imagined, was happy, and waited for the Baiyue people of about 50,000 people to be defeated under the attack of his own side, and finally collapsed, and the light pawns on his side chased and covered up. When waiting to regather the troops, it was calculated that his side had only killed more than 1,200 people, but the enemy heads he had captured were more than 20,000, and at that moment Mei Wei smiled like a child.

The family is happy and the family is sad, the Baiyue people with more than 50,000 people are none other than the people who led the Minyue people to retreat south.

When he encountered Lu Zhejun, Wu Wuzhu was stunned for a quarter of an hour, and when he came back to his senses, Lu Zhejun was already at the mercy of the formation. He could see that the Lu Zhe army was actually just like that, and when he set up the formation, it was far less fast and rigorous than that of Sima Xin's department in Luoxian County, and after carefully observing it for a long time, he didn't see that it was any kind of formation that was known.

Of course, it doesn't matter if that's the case, the important thing is that Su Wuzhu didn't want to carry the unknown number of Lu Zhejun alone, but they obviously ran into Lu Zhejun in a dazed state, and they retreated rashly without knowing the surrounding situation, God knows if they would fall into a more dangerous trap, so they shouted for defense, just waiting for the spies to hurry up and check whether there was still Lu Zhejun around.

Weird, isn't it? The Baiyue people did not assign scouts when they were marching, and they were bored and rushed headlong. In fact, there is nothing surprising that among the forces in the world, the Qin army must spill a large number of scouts in every battle to ensure that every movement within twenty miles is under control; The armies of the nations, even if they are third-rate commanders, will send scouts, and only God knows whether there is a serious investigation; When Lü Zhejun set out on the expedition, he maintained the caution of the Qin army, and even raised the warning range to thirty miles too much, and warned in their own way according to the danger level after discovering the situation; Baiyue ...... Is the Baiyue people called the army? There may be some Baiyue leaders who will send scouts, but more often there are none, even if there is a warning range, it will never exceed five miles.

Needless to say, the Baiyue team that went first and retreated in front of it, there must be no such thing as scouts, but there were scouts in Wuzhu, but the warning range was only three or four miles, and when they explored the surroundings of Mei Kai's department, they were tragically found and killed one by one, so they bumped into it head-on.

No kidding, the Baiyue people may be more serious when they are in the enemy territory, and they should be vigilant at all, but they really didn't expect Lu Zhejun to go around to their rear, so they didn't hide themselves very casually when they were probing, and being discovered and killed one by one had nothing to do with bad luck, and they were purely looking for their own death.

Su Wuzhu was unfortunate and lucky, he met the inexperienced Mei Kai, not the experienced Sima Xin, nor Lu Zhe, who had a strong control over the army and was extremely cautious once he entered the command state, so because the elite was almost lost in Luo County, the Minyue troops who became extremely poor in combat power suffered heavy losses after the battle, but when they abandoned some troops and turned around and fled, at least more than 30,000 people successfully escaped from the battlefield.

For the first time, Mei Li led a force of more than 10,000 people alone, and he was able to have this joy in battle, but he didn't know one thing at all, that is, if he hadn't ordered to collect the troops that had been chasing and killing, and put more troops into chasing and covering up, then Wu Zhu would definitely bump into the South Vietnamese such as Kai Mingsen who followed behind him if he didn't have the time to stop.

The frightened Minyue people who were killed all the time have been hunted down and killed, and the panic will be brought to the South Vietnamese in a snowballing situation, and there is at least a seventy percent chance that the Minyue people will collapse together with the South Vietnamese. If Mei Kai had pressed or invested enough troops in the whole army, it was hard to say whether he would have chased the collapsed Minyue and South Vietnamese and crushed the main force of the follow-up Song Ouyue, but the results achieved were definitely more than 16,000 heads.

Assumptions are always just assumptions, Mei Kai, who was inexperienced and satisfied with repeated victories, did not seize the opportunity, and after the retreat of the two armies met the enlightened Sen, the two Baiyue people merged into one and retreated with a cautious attitude, waiting for them to join the Baiyue army led by Yi Hu Song, and the confrontation between the two armies became inevitable.

When Zhou Wen arrived at the battlefield with 30,000 follow-up troops, the two armies were still in the confrontation stage, Mei Kai took Su Lie and other generals to greet Zhou Wen and other colleagues who came up with follow-up support in the camp.

The adjustment of the military rank was written by Kuaitong, but at the end of the order was Lu Zhe's calligraphy that could not be seen, and Lu Zhe did not write much, that is, "two stupid pigs, plus a damn military Cao" fourteen words.

Zhou Wen's face was stern, but he was extremely nervous in his heart, after he entered the camp, he already knew that Mei Wei had won a series of victories with the army, and he was very worried that Mei Wei and the others, who were excited by the victory, would go crazy because of the demotion paperwork, and refuse the military order and rebelled or something.

Well, even if there is no rebellion, think about it in a different position, Zhou Wen feels that if he will definitely hate the new general who will take over the command, it will be easy to stumble or something, and it is definitely not impossible to kill it if he is not paying attention or creating an opportunity.

To be honest, if only those executive orders Mei Kai really can't accept this reality, after all, he has won repeatedly and has not failed, but the four words "two stupid pigs" are quite critical, and he understands from here that he is to blame for his demotion. He remembered what happened to Ji Bu, and at the same time he was a little disappointed in his heart, but he also burned his fighting spirit, Ji Bu was also demoted, didn't he also become the commander of a legion? (To be continued......)