Chi Yun was covered in sweat. He had never thought that he could be forced to such a point. As the third group of attempts to play the marching chess strategy, Chi Yun, the deputy general of the left army of the imperial guards, was undoubtedly the most professional personnel. They believed that their understanding of commanding operations was far better than that of the previous two groups. Indeed, they had enough reason to have such pride.

Both parties who performed the grand strategy game for the first time were staff members of Ye's related companies. Speaking of which, the Ye's Workshop team fought against the IKEA team staff from the upcoming IKEA Home Furnishing Danyang Store. The components of this battle were much greater than the competition for victory or defeat. Both sides of the battle were Ye's employees who had already begun to understand the grand strategy game, and they arranged the script in advance, which turned a chess battle into a show with many dramatic factors. Such a battle certainly made those marching chess enthusiasts watch it happily and eager to try it out, and also played a role in showing the grand strategy gameplay, but it made the new officers who had already seen from the grand strategy gameplay that could perform military deduction functions were not very satisfied.

The second game that followed was a gang composed of Ye Family Workshop, IKEA and Ye Family servants against the marching chess enthusiasts in Danyang. The Danyang gang, which could not be elected as a leader who everyone believed, conducted combat commands very democratically, and the final result was only two words: sweep. Everyone in Ye Family's gang received basic mathematical training, and knew the calculation formulas used in the game. As the commander-in-chief of Ye Family, even Suo Zheng, who participated in the formulation of detailed rules, was suspected of unfair competition, but with 30% of the troops, the Danyang gang had never taken advantage of even a little bit of the price, which was really unexpected.

At this moment, after learning a little bit of grand strategy gameplay, Zhuomang's envoy led Chi Yun to try it out. Chi Yun is only twenty-four years old this year. He was born in a general so young and had already reached the position of deputy general. In fact, Chi Xianping, the father of Chi Yun, who had always hoped that Chi Yun could become the first civil servant rather than a military general in the Chi family. He always thought that Chi Yun was studying in Lucheng, where the most prosperous humanities in Dongping, had no idea at all, in fact, not long after he arrived in Lucheng at the age of eighteen, Chi Yun quietly joined the army, and then started as a soldier, and became the military captain of the Lucheng City Defense Army because of his outstanding performance in less than three years. It was also at this time that Chi Xianping surprised to find Chi Yun's name in the list of generals sent to Lucheng that year. At this time,

He said it was too late. Another year later, according to the principle of rotating troops in various places in Dongping, Chi Yun was transferred to Danyang, and was then selected by the commander of the left army of the imperial guards for his outstanding performance and transferred to the left army of the imperial guards at the same level. This strange resume really made many people familiar with Danyang and the Chi family find it funny. If they had known this situation, why would Chi Yun have to make a fuss outside for a while? However, Chi Yun became one of the few young officers who had a relatively comprehensive military theory and a solid grassroots experience in the military. The 24-year-old deputy general was very favored by everyone. I am afraid that he would become a veritable general before the age of 30. Since he received education in civil servants since childhood, Chi Yun, who is definitely not unfamiliar with government affairs, may even become the youngest local governor in Dongping history.

The staff and auxiliary commanders selected by Chi Yun are also relatively talented in the imperial guard system, and they also love the marching chess system. At least they are familiar with the intermediate officers, many of whom are from generals or at least those who have joined the army in the past dynasties. If it were twenty years later, such a group of people could definitely be said to be a gathering of generals, but now, they are facing a group of carpenters, metalworkers, coopers, clerks and even chefs. The Ye family unit even includes more than one girl like Kassandra.

However, even though the Ye family unit presented a lineup that these arrogant young officers looked down upon, it was not the case when they were in real battles. All the battlefields on the table were virtual terrain, but did not use any maps with real geographical patterns. This time, the two sides of the battle drew the most complex one among all the first published maps. A map mixed with plateaus, mountain meadows, Gobi and deserts, and a few river terrain, but the level of the entire map was negligible.

Originally, this should be a map that is very suitable for the regular large-scale army battle, but things did not go as expected by all those who were concerned about this battle. The imperial army set up three routes to advance in a row, trying to make a quick decision, but fell into the quagmire of guerrilla warfare and sparrow warfare.

During the battle, one moment represents a day, that is, one hour represents eight days. The two teams eliminate the lunch break every day. The total battle time is no more than four hours, which is equivalent to the game time of thirty-two days, slightly more than one month. The first two games were decided in one day, but the match between the Imperial Army and the Ye Family United team took place for a full six days. In total, it will take almost half a year to play.

The three armies set up by Chi Yun were originally hoping to squeeze the activity space of the Ye family corps and force the Ye family corps to fight with him. However, how could Suo Zheng let Chi Yun succeed so easily? Since the large army could not be disassembled, it would be broken into pieces, split the troops into small troops, conduct long-distance raids, interspersed, and constantly raiding the supply lines of the imperial army and a small number of garrison troops in relatively loosely controlled areas. Sometimes, some small teams gathered together to form local dominant forces, and annihilate the troops of the slightly larger imperial army one by one. This kind of unequal military tactics and some random tactics really made Chi Yun unable to think about it for a while. This first day passed like this.

After an overnight consultation, Chi Yun and the people he selected discussed, they discovered a very important issue in the tactics of the Ye family corps: supply. When conducting this type of combat, it is impossible for the march to carry a large amount of supplies, nor can it be dispatched to send too many troops to transport supplies. The only possible method is to agree on the supply point in advance, and each team rushed to the supply point for supply at the agreed time. So, the next day, Chi Yun asked most of the troops to station on site, and sent the light cavalry with the strongest power to fight the small units they encountered, so that the other party had no chance to replenish supplies. Once

After the supply is exhausted, they will clean up calmly. If this small force forces supply, then find an opportunity to eliminate the supply team. However, unexpectedly, after half an hour of lunch break, the situation changed again in the afternoon. The small forces of the Ye family corps used two methods to crack Chi Yun's tactics. One is to accurately determine the supply time of different teams to a certain hour, and then the teams gather together, and they are not afraid of Chi Yun's team at all, but they have a chance to bite. The other is to send some small teams to deliberately contact Chi Yun's team and lead Chi Yun's team to the predetermined ambush area to annihilate.

On the third day, Chi Yun adopted another tactic. He endured the losses suffered by the front-line troops, used his troops to consolidate the occupied areas, and began to obtain more resources from the occupied areas according to the rules. Then he began to use these resources to build a large number of small and small city towers, which were very similar to the Japanese devils' cage tactics. Suo Zheng quickly discovered this and simply harassed a small number of troops on the front line, and adopted similar tactics to consolidate the occupied areas. The two sides formed a relatively stable front.

The battle on the fourth day may be the most exciting. Both sides carried out a series of raids around the front line. The Ye family unit won because there were many troops and many troops that could be mobilized. Although the imperial army invested a lot of resources to build the city tower and the number of troops was relatively small, the solid tactical qualities they showed during every on-site command made up for this, and the Ye family unit retreated step by step. Just as everyone thought the imperial army was

When the team was about to take the initiative in the battlefield, the situation suddenly changed in the afternoon. A very powerful army of the Ye family corps took advantage of the large number of troops on the front line of the imperial army to penetrate the control area of ​​the imperial army while digesting the fruits of victory. They took down a solid small town that was only forty miles away from the command center set up by the imperial army and began to defend. This was like a nail nailed to the heart of the enemy, making Chi Yun and the generals under his command very uncomfortable.

Will this question be revealed on the fifth day? On the one hand, Suo Zheng asked the troops to defend the city, but on the other hand, it changed the way other troops fought. He had no intention of rescuing the lonely army, but let the lonely army stick to it and constantly consume Chi Yun's troops. In order to pull out the nail, Chi Yun had to constantly draw troops to support and maintain the advantage of his troops. However, many of the reinforcements mobilized from various parts of the control area were blocked by Suo Zheng's troops with their superior forces, besieged and annihilated. On this day, both sides showed their tenacious fighting will and rich skills. Although the losses of both sides were extremely huge, the result of the battle made all outsiders fascinated.

Finally, on the sixth day, some of the bleeding sides could only fight to the decisive battle under the dirt-like city. However, no matter which side, no matter how precise arrangement and calculation were carried out, everyone found that as long as there were no serious mistakes, the outcome of both sides might decide the numbers explained by the dice thrown in certain collisions.

When Lu Dan, who had always adhered to a fair position to explain the situation in the explanation hall, the whole audience was in a state of excitement. Who would have thought that such a wonderful battle would have to be confined to the accidental situation like dice? However, no matter who it was, he had to convince. Both sides used real skills to fight this battle. The agility and flexibility reflected by both sides in the entire combat command were really impressed.

Chi Yun finally led the imperial army to win. However, this victory really made him feel a little ashamed. In the last two rounds of battles where the force gap was almost negligible, the twenty-sided dice rolled two nineteen points in his hand...that's all.
Chapter completed!