Who is the most powerful general in history? Tell me, don’t say there is no comparison!!

Bai Qi is definitely the number one military general in Chinese history. In the 13th year of King Qin Zhao (294 BC), Bai Qi served as the chief of Zuo Shu and led troops to attack Han's new city. In the fourteenth year, he was named Zuogeng, sent troops to attack Han and Wei, completely annihilated the Han and Wei coalition forces in Yique, captured 240,000 heads, captured general Gongsun Xi, and captured five cities. He also crossed the Yellow River and captured the land east of Han'anyi to Qianhe. In the fifteenth year, he was granted the title of Daliangzao, led troops to capture the Wei state, and occupied sixty-one cities, large and small. In the 16th year, Bai Qi and the guest Qing Sima Cuo jointly captured Yuancheng. In the twenty-first year, Bai Qi attacked Zhao and captured Guanglang City. In the twenty-eighth year, he attacked Chu. Occupied five cities including Yan and Deng. In the 29th year, he captured Ying, the capital of Chu, burned Yiling, and marched eastward to Jingling. The king of Chu fled the capital and took refuge in Chen. In the same year, Bai Qi was named Lord Wu'an. (If he can raise soldiers, he will conquer the battle, and the people will gather in peace, so he is named Wu'an. Wu'an City is fifty miles southwest of Wu'an County. During the Warring States Period, Zhao Yi was the place where Zhao Shejiu and Zhao She fought.) Then he took advantage of the situation to attack Chu State and pacified it. Wu and Qianzhong counties. In the thirty-fourth year, Bai Qi led his army to attack the coalition forces of Zhao and Wei to save Han, and defeated the coalition forces in Huayang. Wei general Mangmao fled, captured three Jin generals, and beheaded 130,000 people. He also fought with Zhao general Jia Yan and drowned 20,000 Zhao soldiers. In the forty-third year, Bai Qi attacked Han Zhixing City, captured five cities, and beheaded 50,000 people. In the forty-fourth year, Bai Qi attacked Han Nanyang Taihang Road again and cut off the Taihang Road in South Korea. In the forty-fifth year, the wild king attacked Han and surrendered to Qin. This also cut off the connection between Shangdang County in South Korea and South Korea. In the forty-seventh year, Zhao Kuo was defeated and all Zhao troops surrendered. Bai Qi said: "Zhao's soldiers are repeated. If we don't kill them all, we might cause chaos." So he killed 450,000 soldiers. In the forty-eighth year, Bai Qi fell ill and was bedridden, so he was unable to go to war. In the first month of the forty-ninth year, the Qin army led by Wang Ling was defeated. Bai Qi recovered from his illness at that time, but he refused to go to war. In the fiftieth year of King Zhao of Qin (258 BC), due to a rift with Fan Sui, he claimed to be ill and offended King Qin. In November, Bai Qi was forced to commit suicide. 2. Evaluation Bai Qi was good at using troops. He fought on the battlefield for thirty-seven years, captured more than seventy cities, and wiped out more than a million enemies without losing a single victory. He conquered the capital of Chu with only more than ten thousand men. In particular, several fierce battles greatly reduced the strength of Zhao and Han, and later they were unable to resist the Qin troops approaching from the east. It also laid the foundation for the unification of Qin. Sima Qian praised Bai Qi for "anticipating the enemy's rebellion, making endless surprises, and shocking the world" ("Historical Records: Biography of Bai Qi and Wang Jian"). Bai Qi was flexible in his use of troops. In the Battle of Yique, it was necessary to avoid the actual situation and defeat them one by one; in the Battle of Yanying, they switched to water attacks; in the Battle of Huayang, they conducted a long-distance attack; and in the Battle of Changping, they feigned defeat, cut off the enemy's food routes, divided them, and finally encircled and annihilated them. Bai Qi liked pursuit battles and made several long-distance raids. It is very different from Sun Tzu's "Don't chase poor enemies" in The Art of War. Bai Qi likes to kill people, win and attack cities. This is probably the same as Sun Tzu. Sun Tzu said: "The troops attack the enemy, and the soldiers attack the city." Bai Qi also believed in this theory, so he would kill dozens of people in every battle. Annually annihilates more than 1.6 million enemies. Effectively struck down the enemy's effective forces. Later generations called him the War Demon. ----Later generations mostly praised his skillful use of troops, but ridiculed his excessive killing. But few people think about it from the perspective of the war situation at that time. Bai Qi has a very strategic vision and a good understanding of the overall situation. Especially his remarks about not being able to attack Zhao when he was ill later gave an in-depth discussion of the situation at that time. That's why Bai Qi became the first famous general in the Warring States Period. 3. The Sorrow of a Murderer Bai Qi is a murderer. He is equally unable to resist jealousy and slander. So Fan Sui was worried about his superiority, so Bai Qi failed to destroy Zhao. The king of Qin acted too hastily and misunderstood him, so he died. "Mencius Li Lou" says: "If we fight for land, we will kill people to fill the fields; if we fight for cities, we will kill people and fill the cities." This illustrates the chaos of the Warring States Period. He was not the only murderer. But he killed and surrendered the pawn, so he was guilty in later generations. He is good at fighting, but not smart, so he complains. After the King of Qin failed to listen to his analysis of the situation and sent troops to attack Zhao, he said behind his back: "What will happen if you don't listen to my ministers' plans?" 'It's just a matter of grumbling, because at this time Ying Su (King of Qin) also planned to re-appoint him, but he refused to give him face. "I know that even if your actions are in vain, you will be exempted from guilt; even if your actions are not innocent, you will not be exempted from punishment.

..I would rather die in Fu and be severely punished than to be a general who humiliates the army. "It means that I know that there is absolutely no chance of winning this expedition, but I can be exempted from guilt; although not going to the expedition itself is not guilty, but I will be punished... I would rather die with a severe punishment than become a general with no merit." Bai Qi was very disrespectful and the King of Qin was angry. So Bai Qi lost his official position and was driven to the frontier. But he was really sick and couldn't leave for a while. As a result, the King of Qin was angry with him. Those who start well may not end well, but Bai Qi is still a famous general, a famous general in thousands of places.