Zhao Tianlu behind the screen nodded.

Both of them have reasonable and well-founded statements, and the solutions given are comparable.

If you really want to divide the high ground, you can only look at the personality of the decision makers who prefer that.

After Zhao Tianlu asked a few more questions, Annuo finally heard Qin Chi's voice.

What surprised Annuo was that Qin Chi actually advocated centralization.

However, his debate direction was very tricky. Compared with the suppression advocated by Qian Yuansi, Qin Chi advocated assimilation and dispersing the army.

The emperor cannot lead his troops himself. Even if he concentrates all the military power in the hands of the emperor, as long as something happens to the border, people still need to lead troops to fight, and the military power will still be handed over.

Even if there is no one King of Jin’s Mansion, another King of Zhao’s Mansion and Han’s Mansion will emerge.

To solve this kind of thing, it must be solved from the root.

So he proposed a policy of taking turns to mobilize.

A general stationed in one place for two or three years and transferred people to another place, and the soldiers from the lower level also had to be transferred in turn.

After such mobilization, except for the camp unchanged, the soldiers and generals will not stay in the same place for a long time, so naturally there is no need to worry about forming cliques and making private contributions after they become familiar with them.

Annuo listened to Qin Chi's remarks and knocked on the table next to him.

Unexpectedly, this kid's thoughts were quite advanced.

The system of mobilization was mostly used in the military camps in later generations.

This is how the soldiers who are fighting in the camp are running through the water.

The advantages of this system are obvious, but the disadvantages are also obvious.

Zhao Tianlu looked thoughtful, and after a while, everyone heard a majestic voice coming from behind the screen.

"What should we do if the soldiers are constantly mobilizing their soldiers without any sense of tacit understanding?"

A good army not only requires strong personal abilities of soldiers, but the tacit understanding of soldiers often determines the outcome of a battle formation.

What is the difference between a military camp without cohesion and a pile of loose sand?

Zhao Tianlu's problem also attracted An Nuo, and she wanted to hear how Qin Chi would solve it.

Of course, this problem has been solved well in later generations, but in this era, it is not easy to solve it.

The main reason is that most of these soldiers are from humble origins and have not received formal education. They have low ideological awareness. It is difficult to control them without relying on the feelings they have cultivated with the general.

Outside the screen, other candidates also looked at Qin Chi, wanting to see what good solutions he could come up with.

Suddenly being targeted by so many people, Qin Chi was not nervous. He bowed to the direction of the screen calmly and said, "Equipment each military camp with several military advisors. You can not require every soldier to read and write, but every soldier must know that they are fighting for Da Yan and for the people of Da Yan."

"Behind them are their parents and relatives, their wives and children. They are guarding the frontier and defending their country not for anyone else, but for themselves!"

“Bold!”

As soon as Qin Chi said the last sentence, everyone present changed their faces.

This is too ruthless.

What is promoted in the military camp has always been to fight for the sake of Da Yan, for His Majesty, and for the people.

I have never heard of anyone promoting fighting for themselves.
Chapter completed!