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Those with potential are still young, but the older ones don't have enough nutrition, and their overall quality is not good.
If they are forced to meet the training standards, they might be lying on the road to training before they become a strong army.
However, Jiang Pengji's family was very rich. They didn't have many things, but they had enough food to fill their stomachs.
Currently, there were only a dozen or so servants in the farm. She could afford to feed them.
"I carefully read what you wrote. Although it is harsh, there are some good points in it."
Xu Ke was worried that Jiang Pengji would be angry, but after careful observation, he didn't see any displeasure on her face, so he plucked up his courage and continued, "The so-called elite troops are no less than elite weapons, and there are even more elite soldiers. What are elite soldiers? They are strong, fierce, and good at fighting. Strict discipline, strict laws, and strict execution of orders are the second. In my opinion, the latter is the most important. "
No matter how strong a soldier was, he was only one person, and he could only exert the strength of one person.
But if a hundred people acted as one, moved in unison, and exerted their strength in one place, what would the result be?
Although every training item in Jiang Pengji's plan was frighteningly harsh, and it didn't seem like it could be completed by a normal person, Xu Ke only read it once, but he still found something she emphasized — discipline!
Jiang Pengji nodded approvingly. Xu Ke's performance was much better than she had imagined.
"Indeed … I read a novel a few days ago. The content was about a fierce general of the previous dynasty who could come in and out of the chaotic army as if there was no one there. His heroic posture was like that of a god, and the army couldn't touch him. But in my opinion, it is a bit ridiculous. "
Xu Ke was slightly stunned by Jiang Pengji's arrogant words.
Although it was only a few words, he could tell who the fierce general of the previous dynasty was, so he was even more confused. That was the peerless general who had followed Emperor Taizu of the Xia Dynasty to war, the god of war who had created an extraordinary career, Meng Jing, Meng Ziliang!
"You don't believe me?" Jiang Pengji raised her eyebrows. She stood up and took down the bow and arrows. She said to Xu Ke, "Why do you think it's the general who is too brave and not the enemy who is too useless? In my opinion, it's just a normal elite soldier running into a bunch of idiots. "
"If he was a real tiger, wolf, or lion, how could he have fallen into the awkward situation of a group of dragons without a leader and allowed a mortal with a body of flesh and blood to move freely in the army formation? Was it because the horse beneath him was as fast as lightning, and even the arrows couldn't catch up? Or could it be that his body was made of copper and iron and was impervious to swords and spears? They're just a bunch of cowards who have no discipline, no desire to win, and only fear death! "
Ants could even bite an elephant to death. How could an army of ten thousand people not be able to stop a mortal with flesh and blood?
Even if Jiang Pengji was in her previous life, she wouldn't dare to say that she could face tens of thousands of blades and escape unscathed.
What she wanted were tigers, wolves, and lions. Those were people who would truly put their heads on their waistbands and fight to the death!
Not to mention a general riding a white horse, even a giant riding an elephant would be chopped into minced meat by a flurry of knives.
Xu Ke's rationality told him that what Jiang Pengji said was too idealistic and too absurd. However, when he thought of the scene of ten thousand people acting as one, orderly, and disciplined, he couldn't help but feel his blood boil. Even his brain began to heat up.
Cafeteria Dafan Auntie: "The young man is done for!"
Badao Zhangzi: "This streamer is poisonous. She's contagious."
San Shasha: "Eh, is Xu Ke possessed by a chuunibyou?" It feels like his eyes are glowing! "
Nongfu Shanquan Youdianxuan: "I don't care, I don't care. I just love the streamer who is in the late stage of chuunibyou."
Jiang Pengji sneaked a peek at the comments on the bullet screen. The little bit of blood that had just risen was instantly extinguished. Instead, there was a sweet feeling of awkwardness and helplessness in her heart. If there was a king who ruined the atmosphere, it would definitely be the audience who laughed all day long.
She raised her hand and patted Xu Ke, who was immersed in the hot blood, and said in a hoarse voice, "Where was I just now? Continue …"
Xu Ke: "…"
His blood was not boiling yet. It was very inhumane to pat him halfway to wake him up. Did you understand?
Although Jiang Pengji said it lightly, it was no different from wishful thinking to achieve that step with the current conditions.
Strict enforcement of orders and prohibitions. This phrase seemed to be simple, but it was very difficult to achieve.
The first problem was the ridiculously high illiteracy rate in this era.
If they could not even fully understand the orders, how could they carry them out accurately?
The second problem was the ridiculously low execution rate in this era.
As mentioned before, there were as many as 350,000 people participating in a war. The real deciding factor might not even be 50,000 people. What were the other 300,000 people for? Basically, they were there to do nothing, to gain experience and military merits, or to fish in troubled waters, just to fill their stomachs with military pay.
If their side won, they would charge forward while they had the advantage of numbers. If they lost, they would turn around and run away. Apart from those who did nothing, the remaining 50,000 "elite troops" were very unqualified in Jiang Pengji's eyes. They were far from the standard of tigers, wolves, and lions.
In the chaos, the "elite troops" might be able to suppress their inner fear of death and carry out the orders of their superiors. Of course, this possibility was very small. It was more likely that they would take advantage of the chaos to become deserters and only care about their own lives.
This was because after the army was defeated, the first to bear the brunt of being demoted was the leader, not the large number of troops.
Because of this, in ancient times, the morale of the troops was very important. Otherwise, it would be extremely easy for the troops to be disorganized and unable to recover after a setback. Unless they encountered an enemy who was more dispirited than them, if the difference in the number of troops between the two sides was not big, their side would definitely lose.
However, at the end of the day, to put it bluntly, there was only one word — discipline!
When a group of disciplined sheep met a group of disorganized wolves, they would win without any suspense.
After a deep conversation, Xu Ke's eyes opened wider and wider. The way he looked at Jiang Pengji from time to time was a bit fiery.
At first, he only thought that she was just an ordinary aristocratic family's son who was greedy for beauty. Later, after the incident at the assembly, she bravely stood up for him. Xu Ke labeled Jiang Pengji as "quite powerful," "arrogant and unruly," and "dissolute." After what happened last night, he felt that she was shrewd and seemed to have everything under her control, including people's hearts. Now, his impression of her was refreshed again!
If Xu Ke had been a little unwilling before, he had now completely put away his previous attitude and understood his position.
Even if he was just a layman, just by listening to her talk, he felt that the small military formation she mentioned was very feasible.
Indeed … the person in front of him was going to do something big.
Dongqing had not completely fallen into chaos yet, but she was already thinking about how to do it.
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