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However, due to the influence of the terrain, the advantage of large people cannot be exerted at all, so they used shift attacks to continuously put pressure on the Wu army. As long as the defenders relaxed a little, they could take advantage of the situation to attack the city.

This kind of tactic is also called fatigue tactics. It uses a high-saturation attack method to drag down the defenders. Although the Wu army is energetic now, fighting day and night will definitely be exhausted. There is no iron man in this world. Even the warriors with high spirits still need to eat and rest, and no one is exceptional.

Relying on the frontal attack, it was difficult for the Wei army to capture Dongguan and Xiguan. Only through this kind of shift combat method can the Wu army's fighting spirit be destroyed.

After all, the number of Wei soldiers was the best, and the number of troops they invested was limited each time. Most of them were in a state of rest and took turns to fight. Even if it was turned upside down in the night and day, it would have no effect on them.

After all, the Wu army is limited in number. When they defend, they must have all the members of the team to use all the resources they can use. In the initial battle, their fighting spirit must be high and their morale must be strong. However, as time goes by, their fighting spirit will inevitably be low and their morale will also be weak. As long as the Wei army persists in launching an attack and taking down these two passes, it will only be a matter of time.

Zhuge Dan and Sima Zhao also arrived on the embankment and set up a commander's tent in the middle of the embankment to supervise the battle. The battle was fought for three consecutive days, but the Wei army's offensive made no progress, which made Zhuge Dan secretly anxious.

What he is worried about now is the reinforcements of the Wu army. If the battle occurs in Dongxing, the Wu country will definitely send troops to rescue him. If the Wei army can take advantage of the arrival of the Wu army's reinforcements and first capture the second city of Dongxing, they can occupy an extremely favorable strategic position. However, if they cannot take down the second city of Dongxing, the Wei army may be attacked by enemies on three sides, and this situation will become extremely unfavorable.

But it is not easy to capture the second city of Dongxing. The Wu army naturally made sufficient combat preparations to build a fortress here. Even if the Wei army adopts the method of taking turns to attack day and night, the Wu army may have a plan for this, and the Wei army's tactical plan is difficult to succeed.

In addition, the weather is really bad now. Since their troops were sent, the Huainan area has been rainy and rainy. The bad weather and muddy roads have made the Wei army's actions slow and difficult. It was supposed to be a quick battle, but it seemed to be dragged into the mud and strides into difficulties.

Sima Zhao did not expect that the battle would be so difficult. This time, Sima Zhao was the leader of the army, and was personally expeditioned on behalf of Sima Shi. Now Sima Shi has a high position and a special status. In addition, the affairs in the court are complicated, so he handed over the command of the army to Sima Zhao, asking him to cooperate with the generals on the front line to fight a beautiful battle.

When Sima Zhao left Beijing, he was full of confidence and confidence. This was the first time he led an independent army in the sense of his true sense. In the past, he had always been a supporting role, shrouded in the halo of his father and brother, and had no sense of existence.

This time, Sima Zhao became the supreme commander of the army to attack Wu, and all the troops were under his control. This time, Sima Zhao secretly vowed that he would make a name for himself to solve the problems of Sima's army and to flourish for the Sima family's great cause.

But the ideal is full, but the reality is very skinny. After Sima Zhao started the Battle of Dongxing, he realized that the direction of the entire battle was not as ideal as he imagined. So far, they had only built four floating bridges and occupied a large embankment without defense. Dongguan and Xiguan at both ends of the embankment were unable to take it down even if the Wei army tried their best.

The battle entered a very stalemate. Even Zhuge Dan, who was known as the wise general, had no choice but to use the stupidest attack method and launch a series of attacks day and night.

Zhuge Dan was from Langya and was a brother who was not out of five qualities with the prime minister of Shu Han. Zhuge Jin was Zhuge Liang's brother. Zhuge Liang's three heroes served in the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu respectively, and they were all extremely ministers. There was no need to say that Zhuge Liang was under one person in Shu Kingdom, and he was definitely a big name among the big names. Zhuge Jin was also in the Eastern Wu and was in the position of a great general. His son Zhuge Ke became a powerful minister who entrusted the orphanage to the government. Although Zhuge Dan was slightly inferior in the position, he also became the governor of Yangzhou, the general of the East, and the real chief magistrate of the border.

People often say that Zhuge three heroes have one dragon, Wu has one tiger, Wei has one dog. Although the Zhuge family was not the most awesome family during the Three Kingdoms period, it is definitely the most unique family, because they all had a prosperous son and were incredibly glorious among the Three Kingdoms.

Zhuge Dan was known as a wise general in the Wei State. The Wei State, which had many famous generals, also showed that his ability was extraordinary. When he suppressed Wang Ling's rebellion, Zhuge Dan made extraordinary achievements. Although he was not the direct confidant of the Sima family, he also held an important position in the court. Sima Shi appointed him as the governor of Yangzhou and took charge of the country, and he still valued him very much.

This time, he advocated to attack Wu while the country was in a state of destruction. Zhuge Dan also made a careful strategic plan. After Sima Shi saw it, he deeply agreed. Therefore, on the Eastern Front, Zhuge Dan was the main general. Even if Sima Zhao was the military supervisor and commanded the three armies on behalf of Sima Shi, he still relied on Zhuge Dan in marching and fighting. After all, Sima Zhao was not familiar with the place and did not know much about the military in Huainan.

Although Zhuge Dan has been the governor of Yangzhou, the General of the East of the Conquest, and has been in charge of Huainan for several years, and has also made careful preparations for this dispatch of troops, the time is obviously different from Zhuge Dan's original plan.

In the original plan, Zhuge Dan believed that the most ideal month for sending troops was September, with the clear and cool autumn weather, which could just avoid the hottest summers and wet and cold winters in Huainan.

However, Luoyang's actions were slow and the offensive deployment was not completed until November. At this time, the best offensive time had been missed.

Moreover, this year, the worst rainy weather in several years. The cold rain has made the road muddy for days, and the soldiers have complained. It is indeed difficult to fight in such weather. If you can't win the second city of Dongxing, Zhuge Dan will be helpless.
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