What is the profile of Li Mu?

Li Mu is a good soldier in the northern border of Zhao, and Zhao Guobai is a benevolent man. Long-term stationed in Daidiyanmen County to guard against Xiongnu. He has the right to set up officials according to his needs, and the taxes and rents of the cities in the defense areas will be sent to the Li Mu shogunate as military funds.

He kills several cows every day to reward soldiers, teaches soldiers to practice archery and horseback riding, guards the beacon tower carefully, and sends more people to spy on the enemy, so he is very kind to soldiers. Draw up the rules and say, "If Xiongnu invades, retreat from the camp quickly and stick to it, and dare to catch the enemy and behead him." Every time the Huns invaded, as soon as the bonfire rang, they immediately withdrew and retreated to the camp to stick to it, not daring to fight again.

After several years, there was no loss of manpower and material resources. But the Huns thought Li Mu was timid, and even the officers and men guarding the border of Zhao thought their master was timid and didn't dare to fight. The prince of Zhao blamed Li Mu, but Li Mu remained the same. King Zhao was angry, recalled him and sent someone to lead the troops on his behalf.

After more than a year, the Huns sent troops to fight every time they invaded. Sending troops to fight often pays off, causing heavy casualties, and it is impossible to plow and graze on the border. The prince of Zhao had to ask for the reappointment of Li Mu. Li Mu stayed indoors, insisting that he was ill.

The prince of Zhao repeatedly forced Li Mu to come out and let him lead the troops. Li Mu said, "Your Majesty must use me. I will dare to be ordered as before. " Wang Zhao agreed to his request. In 229 BC, the prince of Zhao fell into the trap of Qin, listened to rumors, seized the relieving of Li Mu, and soon killed Li Mu.

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In 232 BC, Ying Zheng, the king of Qin, sent Qin Jun to attack Zhao again. Qin soldiers attacked Zhao in two ways, all the way from Yeh Zhen North, ready to cross the Zhangshui River and forcibly enter Handan, harassing the capital of Zhao, and leading his troops to leave Jingxing in an attempt to pat Handan on the back.

Zhao was cut off and entered Wu Fan. Because Li Mu led the army to fight, relying on Zhang Shui and Zhao Changcheng in the south of Handan, it was difficult for Qin Jun to break through quickly.

Li Mu is determined to adopt the policy of defending the south and attacking the north, and concentrate its forces on divide and rule. He deployed Sima Shang to guard the Great Wall in the south of Handan, and led the main force northward to counter Qin Jun's long-range attack.

The two armies met near Wu Fan. Li Mu overseers stormed, Qin Jun was blocked, and suffered a crushing defeat. Li Mu immediately returned to Handan and joined forces with Sima Shang to attack Qin Jun, South Road. Qinnan Road Army knew that it was difficult to win after the North Road Army was repelled. At the first contact, it will shrink back and retreat. When Li Mu conquered Qin Jun, it was the south of Korea and Wei.