Next, Zhao Fu summoned the generals from every side and appointed some capable commanders, having them begin drilling the soldiers so that war could begin as soon as possible—to expand the Pantheon of Myriad Gods' territory and plunder more resources and population.
Zhao Fu also intended to train these armies into the likeness of Great Qin Soldiers: showing no mercy toward enemies, possessing not even the slightest emotion, obeying orders absolutely, and worshipping slaughter and war.
Wherever Zhao Fu's sword pointed, they would charge forward without fear, unstoppable and invincible.
Whether men, women, elderly, or children, not a single target marked for death was to be spared. Even livestock could not be let off. Even when facing kings high above or gods themselves, they were to raise the butcher's blade in their hands.
Zhao Fu first needed to drill them himself. In Great Qin, Zhao Fu had Bai Qi, who would train soldiers into what Zhao Fu wanted them to be. Great Qin Soldiers possessed such a military soul only because it had been forged through countless wars, great and small.
Great Qin Village had once been nothing more than a tiny village. Only through conquest after conquest had it become the Great Qin Empire it was today.
These divine soldiers now lacked war and slaughter, while their commanders would not train them into what Zhao Fu wanted. Thus, Zhao Fu had to be the first to drill them.
In a vast open field, divine soldiers gathered one after another, arranged neatly into square formations. Zhao Fu stood atop a platform, with the many selected generals behind him.
The first thing Zhao Fu needed to do was make them accustomed to bloodshed. Before the countless soldiers stood wild beasts: wild boars, cattle, deer, horses, and the like.
"Now, as quickly