Chapter 1853: No Matter How Good Your Kung Fu Is, You Are Still Afraid of a Kitchen Knife

So it's still the same sentence. It's true that when two sides go to war, it's true that the generals can decide the key to victory or defeat.

But it also depends on the actual number of people fighting on both sides. If the number is small, the generals can determine the outcome of a normal war.

But if the number difference is too large, for example, one side has 10,000 soldiers and horses.

The other side has only 1,000 soldiers and horses. In such a situation where the difference is ten times, even if you ask Lu Bu to go into battle, I'm afraid he will only die in the end.

Although Lu Bu can easily fight ten, or even one hundred, or even a thousand, it's not impossible.

But with 10,000 enemies, even if the enemy doesn't fight back, let Lu Bu keep chopping, I'm afraid he can be exhausted to death.

What's more, he can fight so many by himself, and if others can't fight, they will still lose in the end.

Also, don't think that 10,000 and 1,000 are only ten times different, but in real combat, it is definitely ten times, a thousand times, or even ten thousand times more difficult than one fighting ten.

Maybe some people don't understand this principle, and always think that 10,000 is ten times different from 1,000.

This means that as long as you fight ten, you can defeat the opponent.

This statement seems to be fine, but it is not so simple in practice.

How many people can fight ten in a team of 1,000 people?

Except for the generals who lead the team, these people can do it easily, how can ordinary soldiers do it?

Unless the opponent is some rookies who have never been on the battlefield, and then meet veterans like you who have been on the battlefield.

In this way, with the increase and decrease of one, maybe only one person can fight ten.

But the problem is that even if others have never been to the Sand City, they see that their cups have 10 times more people than you.

I believe these people will not be afraid at all, and will not worry that they can't beat you.

Because in their concept, so many people can drown the opponent even if they spit one mouthful of saliva.

It's the same as the courage of a bear when drunk. They may not be able to beat you at ordinary times, but at the critical moment, when they feel that their number is far greater than that of the opponent, their morale will rise greatly.

At that time, even if one person can't beat you, it's hard to say that ten people can't eat you.

What's more, there may be some rookies who can really be sent to the battlefield, but it is absolutely impossible that in a team of 10,000 people, 99% of them are rookies, right?

This is the same as in a team of 1,000 people, there are one against ten, one against a hundred, but it is impossible for everyone to have such strength.

So 1,000 people VS 10,000 people, unless there is a miracle, unless some strategies are used.

Otherwise, it is 100% impossible to beat the opponent's team of 10,000 people.

But if it is a war like 1VS10 or 10VS100, there is still a certain chance of winning.

Because the proportion of masters in each team is very limited.

The larger the team, the smaller the proportion, and vice versa, the smaller the team, the larger the proportion.

So we say that it is normal for one to fight ten, and ten to fight a hundred.

Just like the Merchant Alliance, among them, Lu Bu, Huo Qubing, Li Cunxiao, and Li Xiuning can fight a thousand at a time.

Even Liu Yidao and Zhang San, who are a little bit worse, can easily fight a hundred with one.

As for the soldiers under their command, almost all of them can fight ten to one.

Although this group of people is not large, they add up to at least hundreds.

Even the top forces like the Merchant Alliance can't gather a thousand people to fight ten to one, let alone other forces.

However, although the Merchant Alliance can't find 1,000 people to fight ten to one, if their comprehensive strength is gathered together, they may not need a team of 1,000 people to kill a team of tens of thousands.

But other forces don't even think about it. The top combat power on their island may only be able to fight one against a hundred.

And the number of such combat power is extremely small, and it is absolutely impossible to exceed five fingers.

For example, there is only one top master like Wang Kapu Zhongjiang in the World Alliance.

In addition to him, only Huang Ba, Qing Ji, and Hong Gou can do it easily.

As for the lower level, are there a few who can really stand out on their own?

Most of them still rely on their brains and act as think tanks, not like Wang Kapu and his ilk, who are famous in the Sky Island world by force.

Having said so much, I just want to say that even if a strong man who has mastered the late stage has created a force.

Before the force is completely stable, he will never rashly make enemies with other forces in his area and conflict with them.

Especially when the opponent's force is at the same level as his own, and there are masters of the same level as his own.

Others will not be stupid enough to do this kind of self-destructive approach.

It is impossible that they hope that their forces will suffer a catastrophe tomorrow just because they have just established a force today?

Not to mention that the other party is on par with them, even if they are some forces that are not as strong as them, and the strength of the forces is not as strong as their own, they will not easily provoke them.

After all, I am a newcomer, so I have to give him face and respectfully call him a senior.

Because it is in someone else's area anyway, and others seem to be unable to beat you, and the forces they have established are not as strong as yours.

But can you ensure that there is no one behind others? Can you be sure that others are just scattered forces?

You should know that after the autumn boss battle, there are fewer and fewer independent forces.

Unless their strength can at least reach the level of a large force, otherwise, they must have joined a more powerful top force early and become their vassal.

So before you can fully confirm the strength of the other party, this newly created force will be very low-key.

They are not afraid of these small and medium-sized forces that cannot beat them, they are afraid of the backers behind these forces.

Otherwise, if you provoke the other party and beat the small ones, the old ones will definitely not let you go and will definitely fight back.

After all, as the saying goes, you have to look at the owner when you beat the dog.

Even if it is someone else's dog, only his owner can bully it, and outsiders must not provoke it.

So the large force mentioned earlier attacking a newly formed force is taking advantage of others' misfortune and is a mean act.

Because everyone is not a fool, they know what is right and what is wrong, and they know that the other party will not provoke them.

It is only right for them to take the initiative to provoke others. The forces that bully newcomers are not yet completely stable, and they just want to get rid of the other party as soon as possible.

Because there is an old saying that there can't be two tigers in one mountain.

Even if the other party may not surpass them in the future, they don't want to raise a tiger to cause trouble.

Because no one knows what will happen in the future.