Contending for Supremacy: Summoning the Xiliang Iron Cavalry at the Start
Chapter 1151

Hope for the Nine Tripod Cauldrons

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Holy crap!

Upon receiving the reward, Lin Yi's pupils constricted, and he couldn't help but feel overjoyed. He hadn't expected to gain such a great reward this time.

Bai Qi!

The title of Bai Qi, the God of Slaughter, is probably known to everyone.

He was a figure who nearly brought an end to the Warring States period, but was ultimately killed by the King of Qin himself due to his excessive killings; otherwise, his legend would likely have been even more terrifying.

Even so, his terrifying record is unmatched, and he remains an inescapable god of war in history.

He annihilated more than a million soldiers in his lifetime and was thus deified as the God of Slaughter and God of War. He fought more than seventy battles in his life, winning every single one and never suffering a defeat.

In the Battle of Yique, Bai Qi annihilated 240,000 troops from the combined forces of Han and Wei, captured the enemy's commander Gongsun Xi, and occupied a large area of land from Han State to Anyi in the Qian River. The battle was so fierce that it seemed to darken the sky and earth.

In the Battle of Yan and Ying, Bai Qi led his army to capture Chu State, the secondary Yan City of Chu, and Ying City. He then severely damaged the main force of the Chu army, resulting in the deaths of over a million Chu State and civilians. All of Chu State's western land north of the Yangtze River was occupied.

In the Battle of Huayang, Bai Qi slaughtered 150,000 soldiers from Zhao and Wei, so much so that Wei State ceded Nanyang to sue for peace, trembling with fear.

The Battle of Battle of Changping was an epic battle, where Bai Qi annihilated 50,000 Zhao soldiers, causing the enemy to surrender immediately. However, he still massacred 400,000 enemy soldiers, and fought all the way to the walls of Handan, the capital of Zhao.

Such a record is absolutely spectacular.

To have such a legendary commander-level general drawn by himself in one go—this is absolutely an amazing reward.

Many people throughout history have criticized him, mainly because of his excessive killings.

But if you put yourself in their shoes, if you don't kill these troops, they will not only consume a lot of military supplies, but also slow down your march.

Once they are ransomed, they will once again clash with the Great Qin Empire.

This means that the battle was fought in vain.

It's important to understand that once these soldiers are replaced, they will become veterans who have experienced numerous battles, and the combat effectiveness of veterans is far superior to that of some new recruits.

That's obviously not an option either.

The only way to ultimately solve the problem was to kill them. This would not only weaken the enemy's manpower but also deter surrounding enemies, making it the most advantageous strategy for the Great Qin Empire at the time.

Therefore, Bai Qi was not only a super general, but also a great strategist. His thinking was extremely advanced, focusing on annihilating enemy forces, thus avoiding the situation where the enemy grew stronger with each battle.

This annihilation reduced the enemy's manpower, making them even less able to resist the Great Qin Empire. In short, he was also acting in the name of the Great Qin Empire.

To a large extent, the reason why Bai Qi later became the strongest in the Great Qin Dynasty was because he defeated and terrified the others.

Now that Bai Qi in my hands, I can finally put all my knowledge to use and give full play to my strength. After all, there is a vast market in the world, so I'll entrust him with the task of killing enemies.

The other Lu Xun was no ordinary person either.

Lu Xun was a famous general of Eastern Wu. He was one of the few famous generals in Eastern Wu, and he was directly made a god in four battles, accomplishing a feat that many people could not achieve in their entire lives.

Let's not talk about his first battle against the Shanyue; it was his first battle, and he achieved good results.

In his second battle, he crossed the river in white robes and directly defeated Guan Yu, a ruthless figure in history, instantly making him famous throughout history. Although many Guan Yu fans criticized him, his strength was proven.

The third battle was even more outrageous. His burning of Yiling shattered Liu Bei's military group. This battle resulted in Liu Bei losing all his elite troops, suffering a crushing defeat. In the end, he fled in disarray to White Emperor City, where he died in depression.

In his fourth battle, the Battle of Shiting, he achieved a great victory against Cao Xiu's 100,000-strong army with a smaller force, capturing countless supplies.

He achieved legendary status after four battles, reaching the pinnacle of his strength. Unfortunately, he lacked strategic acumen. After eliminating Shu Han, Eastern Wu was left to face the pressure from Cao Wei alone. After holding out for a while, it was eventually annihilated.

Now that he has acquired these two super-powerful generals, it's like adding wings to a tiger; he will become even more formidable.

However, for the Moses Empire, the consequences would likely be more severe, as neither of these two are easy to deal with, and both possess extremely formidable fighting power.

Not only did they acquire two top generals, but they also gained Lu Su, a top strategist and diplomat. This was no joke.

Some have commented that Lu Su was the person who had the greatest influence on the political situation during the Three Kingdoms period, because he single-handedly laid the foundation for the tripartite All Under Heaven.

His military achievements may not have been particularly impressive, but his strategic abilities and unique vision were absolutely unparalleled. In this respect, even Lu Xun could not compare to him, and some even say that if he hadn't died, Cao Cao would have been unable to sleep at night.

His presence might act as an accelerator for the Great Liang Empire Great Liang Empire, making it stronger overall.

Finally, there's a character reward: Wang Li.

This person is the grandson of the Wang Jian of War, Wang Jian, but Lin Yi has doubts about his strength, after all, his battle record is really not good.

It's a bit of a pity that he led over 100,000 Great Wall Army but failed to display any prowess. Perhaps he's still too young and hasn't had enough experience. Hopefully, my side can help him hone his skills.

The other rewards are 500,000 Eastern Wu Navy, which is an absolutely super reward, and 500,000 Qin Army, which is equivalent to having an extra million troops.

This will definitely be a powerful new force for attacking the Moses Empire.

And the last and most important reward compared to this thing is the Yangzhou Tripod Cauldron of the Nine Provinces Tripod Cauldrons.

The appearance of this cauldron made Lin Yi's eyes light up. He had unknowingly obtained five large cauldrons. After destroying the Moses Empire, he would have a sixth cauldron. He was only a few steps away from having Nine Tripod Cauldrons.

Overall, this reward was definitely a steal.

These few generals alone are already valuable enough, but the real prize lies in the million-strong army and the Nine Provinces Tripod Cauldrons, which is even more extraordinary. Therefore, this reward is incredibly profitable.

The Moses Empire already lacked advantages, and this further weakened it, leaving it even less able to resist. The enemy would likely be completely crushed.

Thinking of this, Lin Yi couldn't help but sigh, " Moshili Chaer, you're ambitious and eager to do things, but unfortunately you've run into me. You can only blame your bad luck."

Even if you choose to be an example, if you encounter a player like yourself who's cheating, you'll only get utterly crushed.

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