The [Ordnance General Knowledge] volume also belongs to the strategic category of military books. This volume, just like the name of the subject, tests armaments. Unlike other examination papers, Li Mengxi drew a lot of weapons in this volume.

For example, a sword, a sword, a spear, a halberd, a crossbow, a bow, a shield, a chariot, etc. Each picture is accompanied by a picture showing the name of the weapon, asking about the weapon's approximate weight, approximate cost, how to maintain the weapon, and its basic use.

, asking about its role on the battlefield, etc.

Most of these questions are not difficult, they are just questions of common sense. However, the questions are complex. People who are familiar with all basic common sense of ordnance are at least not unfamiliar with the battlefield, but have a basic understanding.

The purpose of the ordnance test is to identify those who truly understand the battlefield.

Then, [Military Logistics] involves conscription, food and grass, caring for the wounded and dead, camping and marching, the technology of opening roads and building bridges, etc.

The titles of this volume are complex and trivial. After writing 100% of the volume, Li Mengxi still felt that the writing was not detailed enough.

After that comes the [Form Strategy] volume, which Li Mengxi is somewhat good at.

Li Mengxi dared to say that he was proficient in the cone formation and the flying goose formation. These two formations were the only ones. Others, such as the circular formation, the square formation, the serpentine formation, etc. Although he knew about it and generally understood the functions of each formation, he did not dare to

Say "proficient".

Mastery means complete understanding. Li Mengxi is confident that he fully understands only the Cone Formation and the Second Flying Geese Formation.

Therefore, due to limited ability, it happened that the infantry's cone formation and the cavalry's cone formation and the flying geese formation were just basic formations, so Li Mengxi decided to focus on examining the essence of these two formations.

The brief titles of Li Mengxi's formations are:

Ask, "In terms of battle formations that are good at breaking formations, what kind of formations are they? And why?"

Asked, "The most commonly used cavalry formation is the Cone Formation and the Flying Geese Formation. What are the advantages and disadvantages of these two formations?"

…

Questions like this.

Li Mengxi had clear, detailed and logical answers to these questions. He was confident that even if he showed these answers to everyone in the Art of War, they would not be able to find mistakes.

Later, there were volumes such as [Engineering Technology], [Medical Skills], and [Craftsmanship]. These were written by Li Mengxi himself. He did not have enough knowledge. Guan Yu and Liu Bei were not familiar with engineering and medical skills, so Li Mengxi went to find professionals.

He went to the military medical camp to find military doctor Tian Bu, went to the blacksmith camp to find a blacksmith, a city builder from the construction team, a carpenter from the carpenter camp, and a bunch of professionals.

In [Engineering Technology], Volume 1, Li Mengxi wrote some clever topics based on his own understanding.

For example, this question asks, "If you build a wall that is three feet high, it will cost tens of thousands of dollars and it will take two months. If you build a wall that is six feet tall, how many hours of labor will it cost?"

Although this question is small, it is extremely profound. Only experts can answer it accurately. This is not a simple mathematical question. The cost of a six-foot-high wall is not twice that of a three-foot-high wall. In actual construction, the height

The higher it is, the more difficult it is to construct. Therefore, the higher the building is, the higher the cost will be for every meter higher.

Therefore, there is actually no fixed answer to this question. As long as the answer is higher than twice the height of the three-foot wall, it is a correct answer.

And those who simply calculate twice the number must not understand construction.

After writing this topic, Li Mengxi hesitated after reading it again because he found that this topic was modular. At a glance, others would not know whether it was a mathematics question, a thinking question, or an architectural question.

In order to avoid ambiguity, Li Mengxi hesitated repeatedly and finally changed the title.

The title was changed to, "If you build a three-foot-high wall, the labor cost is tens of thousands of dollars, and the labor time is two months. If you build a six-foot-high wall, is the labor cost twice that, or is it higher, or is it slightly less?

?Release it.”

Once the question is changed, the question will have clear guidance. The test taker will understand at a glance that this is not an arithmetic question, but is obviously testing something else.

In the process of producing the scroll, the craftsmen were also involved, especially the city builder, who could draw architectural plans and write. Li Mengxi stood by and watched the city builder write and draw.

Suddenly, Li Mengxi realized something. He asked the craftsman, "Do you... want to take the imperial examination?" Li Mengxi looked at the craftsman and asked.

The craftsman who was immersed in drawing stopped his pen and asked doubtfully, "...What is the imperial examination?"

Then, Li Mengxi explained to the craftsmen the general concept of the imperial examination. In short, it was to answer the questions. Only those who passed the examination, regardless of their origins, high or low, would be selected for the examination.

Finally, Li Mengxi looked at the drawings drawn by the craftsmen with admiration, and said, "If you go to take the exam, if you take the exam, for example, in the engineering subject, you will definitely get a high score."

After saying that, Li Mengxi wanted to ask the craftsman if he wanted to take the imperial examination, but he also saw the craftsman's very excited expression.

However, Li Mengxi suddenly scratched his head in annoyance, "No way," he said, "You came up with all the questions, so you can't take the exam."

After saying that, Li Mengxi saw the extremely disappointed expression on the craftsman's face, "But hey," Li Mengxi grinned at the craftsman, "It doesn't matter if you don't take the exam. Anyway, our craftsman camp has a way to get promoted. With your skills,

I know everything and will not bury anyone."

Li Mengxi has a good reputation. When he verbally promised that he would be promoted in the future, the craftsman smiled after hearing this.

With the help of many craftsmen, Li Mengxi worked all night long. As he was busy, Li Mengxi heard the crow of the rooster.

I raised my head and listened to another sound. It was really a rooster crowing.

Li Mengxi looked at the craftsmen who were yawning again and again, and he also yawned loudly. "It's dawn," he said.

Li Mengxi obviously underestimated the difficulty of producing the test paper. He thought he could finish the test paper in one day, but he was busy until the evening. He thought he could finish it by working overtime at night, but he was busy until dawn.

The rooster kept crowing, crowing, and crowing. It was dawn, and then the rooster stopped crowing. The last test paper, [Medicine], Tian Bu finally gave out enough according to the standard of equal difficulty and easy.

100% medical skills questions, and the standard answers have also been written.

This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! Li Mengxi has read the questions asked by Tian Bu. The topics are diverse, including the contents of the Huangdi Neijing, Shennong's Materia Medica, medicines to improve eyesight, common diseases, the eight extraordinary meridians, etc.

etc. content.

With Li Mengxi's knowledge reserve, he couldn't understand these contents, but from the title, two words can be seen - professional!

Finally the busy work is over.

Li Mengxi looked at the craftsmen, and then at Liu Bei and Guan Yu who had been sitting in the corner all night. He said to everyone, "Okay, everyone goes back to rest first. By the way, don't make any noise when you go back...

…”

The craftsmen got up and were about to go back. Liu Bei stopped the craftsmen who had been busy all night and told them to have a meal before leaving.

This detail shows that Li Mengxi's ability to do things is still somewhat lacking.

When the meal was ready, each person had a big bowl of meatball soup and a steamed bun. The craftsmen ate the steamed buns and the meatballs and drank the hot soup. They were all grateful to Liu Bei.

Both steamed buns and meatball soup are good things, much better than gruel. However, the most precious and rare thing is that Liu Bei has precious respect for the craftsmen.

Although the craftsmen were treated so favorably, Liu Bei did it because of Li Mengxi's face. Li Mengxi regarded the craftsmen as his right-hand man, so Liu Bei treated the craftsmen with courtesy. However, Liu Bei himself still didn't value the craftsmen very much, but no matter what, etiquette was not a problem.

After a busy night, due to emotions and reasons, I had to have a meal before going back.

Regardless of whether you are a scholar or a craftsman, people are different, but etiquette is indispensable.

The craftsmen finished their meal and could not go back. Li Mengxi felt that there was a possibility of leaking the secret. He asked someone to bring some tents to the outside of the city to set up the tents. He took charge of the craftsmen who participated in the topic and explained the battle.

Soldiers, watch carefully and don't let them move.

The well-fed craftsmen were sitting in the tent and on the manuscript table. You looked at me and I looked at you, dumbfounding.

"If you don't talk nonsense, then you won't talk nonsense. You can't trust us, so you have to lock us up." A craftsman complained.

Military doctor Tian Bu took off his shoes and squinted at the worn soles. He threw the shoes beside the bed, looked back at the complaining craftsman, and said, "Military advisor, he has important things to do, so he will be locked up."

What’s the point of being locked up?”

After saying that, Tian Bu lifted up the quilt, covered his head and went to sleep.

Other craftsmen also stayed up all night and were generally very sleepy, so they all lay down in bed to rest.
Chapter completed!