Law of the Devil

Chapter five hundred and thirtieth [Li Wei]

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(Today's second update~)

Chapter five hundred and thirtieth [Li Wei]

Du Wei made full use of this point. He asked each student to make a summary after the first deduction, including the outcome of his deduction, the conditions for using it, and finally summarized some advantages and disadvantages. They were all re-learned.

Then... In the second round of deduction, Du Wei still used the sand table of Gilliat City, and then just made some random changes to the strength and strength of the two sides, and carried out the next round of deduction!

This kind of deduction course was carried out four times in total, which lasted fifteen days.

In the end, under Du Wei's training and step-by-step guidance, the trainees learned to make full use of all conditions, climate, military strength, environment, etc... These are not things that can be learned from books!

After repeated various deduction, many students played tactics that satisfied Du Wei!

It can be said that among all the courses, Du Wei's "deduction course" is the most popular course for this group of students.

Although this kind of deduction cannot allow these officers to have real experience in commanding operations, it is better than nothing after all. At least it can give them a more intuitive understanding of various tactics!

Next, Du Wei made various sand table models in the following deduction class. He shamelessly plagiarized all the cases of wars in ancient and modern China and abroad that he knew!

Deduction time after time, the conditions of both sides are constantly changing. In addition to the repeated summarization and learning after the deduction... Although these officers are not qualified as excellent commanders, at least they have begun to realize the use of all conditions in combat! Although it may not be used very well, Du Wei has already felt that it is commendable to realize this!

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In addition to the deduction class, Du Wei also participated in all other courses at the military academy!

After all, he knows his shortcomings, the real marching, fighting.  Engagement, infantry ranks. Basic skills in cavalry formations, various formations, etc., he is terrible! And when the old military officers were found in the academy to teach them, Du Wei also pretended to be listening!

From the perspective of other students, the dean always sits at the back and listens every time he is in class.  It seems to be monitoring everyone to keep everyone from making noise. The classroom discipline is very good and everyone is very serious.

But what everyone doesn't know is... this is considered to be the youngest famous general in the empire, the empire's admiral Duke Tulip, who has commanded two successful station masters, is simply a marching idiot! On the surface, he is sitting in the back and "supervising the hall", but in fact... the Duke is secretly learning these most basic things from behind!

A month ago, Du Wei didn't even know how to make the most basic infantry combat formation.  Now he already has a general understanding of cavalry formations and infantry formations!

Of course, Du Wei forced every officer to take notes! ! Fortunately, these officers have good backgrounds. Most of them come from noble families and have studied culture since childhood, unlike most people in the army.  are illiterate.

But take notes, this order made many people uncomfortable. After Du Wei's strict order and whipping a few disobedient people, everyone became honest.

And Du Wei, every day, takes time to read the notes of these officers... He is still stealing!

Du Wei's goal is simple! He wants to turn himself into a qualified officer as soon as possible - he believes he has the ability!

After all, that guy from Aragorn can become an outstanding and invincible commander, so why can't he?

In addition, Du Wei made some special regulations in the academy, which seemed strange to the students!

For example, Du Wei wrote the school regulations with his own hands... It is also the military law of this academy.  Not very strict! Some overly harsh toning.  Both were revised by Du Wei to a slightly lighter criminal law.

Du Wei was very critical of the military regulations of the Roland Empire! He thinks a lot of military law is too harsh: the problem is, it's harsh military law. Let’s not talk about those beheadings, but other punishments are too severe!

For example, "Forty army sticks? If you make a mistake in the parade drill, you have to hit forty army sticks?" Du Wei scoffed at this kind of military rule!

In his opinion, although punishment is necessary, a beating with forty military sticks can make a person crippled even if he is not dead, and seriously injured if he is not crippled! Don't lie in bed for more than ten days, don't even think about getting out of bed! …

Du Wei believes that all military regulations and deterrents to soldiers do not lie in whether the military laws themselves are very strict or not!

For example, in Du Wei's previous life, the ancient Chinese military law, "Fifty-Four Cuts"! As scary as it sounds...

But the problem is, that kind of military law only "sounds" scary.

The deterrence of military law to soldiers does not lie in itself, but in execution!

No matter how strict the military law is, if it is not enforced, it is just a piece of waste paper!

The military law of "Fifty-Four Cuts" in ancient China has always been just a piece of waste paper in a large sense! And Du Wei also knows that the ancient Chinese army almost never really strictly enforced that kind of military law-if it really followed that military law, there would be no army left! They were all killed!

The Roland people seem to think that as long as the punishment is severe enough, the soldiers can be deterred and obedient. Du Wei is very dismissive of this view!

Du Wei's rewriting of the military law has made many changes to the military regulations of the Roland Empire. On paper, it seems that these military laws have become much lighter.  At least half of the death penalty was checked off by Du Wei, and some military laws that were too harsh and would cause permanent disability or long-term serious injury and loss of combat effectiveness were also canceled by Du Wei.

For example, whether it is stick punishment or whip punishment, under Du Wei's reset, the most serious thing is to be beaten with twenty army sticks.

Fewer capital punishments and less serious crimes. Many light sentences.  This is the new military law revised by Du Wei.

However, this seemingly unintimidating military law has more deterrent power!

Because Du Wei demanded that "enforcement must be strictly enforced"!

Whether the law is strict or not lies not in the law itself, but in the strength of its implementation! The Roland Empire has been at peace for too long these years, and its armaments have been weakened, largely because of lax law enforcement! Military law itself is ruthless enough.  But if you don’t implement it, it’s useless!

The officer took the lead in the fight. Drinking in the army... Military law becomes a piece of crap!

And there is another decree in the Roland Empire: nobles will not be punished!

But the problem is that after hundreds of years of peace, most of the slightly higher-ranking officers in the army are of noble origin! In other words, no matter how harsh the military law is, it can only control ordinary soldiers, and those noble officers can get away with it! If once breaking the law.  Nobles can be exempted from the criminal law, and they can also let their slaves and subordinates come to be punished instead!

The above are not implemented, can you expect soldiers to comply?

Although Du Wei's military law was slightly softer, he demanded absolute enforcement!

As a result, the first one that Du Wei used for surgery was not someone else, but Du Wei's own brother, Gabriel!

When Du Wei re-announced the "school rules" of the military academy—now it's just school rules.

Gabriel and two officers living in a barracks. Two officers were secretly drinking, and Du Wei caught them!

But Gabriel, as the leader of the barracks, made Du Wei happy that Gabriel didn't drink with them...but he didn't report it! This also makes Du Wei dissatisfied!

Gabriel is a child of a traditional aristocratic martial arts family. His traditional concept is that he does not easily offend his colleagues.  Such actions are common, and he also believes that military law is for ordinary soldiers, and senior officers are not included.

As a result, Du Wei gave the two officers who were drinking twenty lashes, and Gabriel... Du Wei also gave him ten lashes in front of everyone!

In the cold evening wind, Gabriel was stripped of his shirt, leaving bloody welts on his back, under the watchful eyes of everyone.  Du Wei personally executed the sentence.  While Gabriel was being whipped, he never said a word.  Gritting his teeth firmly, he didn't hum for a lifetime, showing enough toughness!

More than a hundred officers looked at Du Wei's gloomy face, and they couldn't help but sigh in their hearts. This duke is too serious... We understand that you want to stand up, but it's too much to take the knife on your own brother...? many words

"Rules are rules!" Du Wei threw away his whip and looked at the other students. When Du Wei's eyes swept over the ground, everyone jumped up straight and stood up. Du Wei said coldly: "Rules, every Everyone must implement it! I don't care if you are an earl or a viscount! I don't care if your father is a general or your grandfather is a minister! Everyone must obey the military regulations! Everyone! Even me! If I violate the military regulations According to the regulations, you will also be punished!"

Afterwards, Du Wei carried Gabriel back to his room with his own hands, and smeared the wound medicine on his brother's back with his own hands. …

Gabriel remained silent throughout the process.

After Du Wei treated the wound on his back, he sighed softly: "Gabriel, do you hate me?".

Gabriel shook his head silently, and then he turned his body hard and looked at Du Wei, his young face was still so sincere: "I said, you are my brother, and I know that everything you do is for nothing. Makes sense! Since you think it’s right to do so, then I must also believe it’s right!”

Du Wei still wanted to comfort him, but Gabriel continued: "Brother, you don't need to say anything, I understand.   I believe in you! Even if you really broke my leg today, I still believe in you!"

"I hope you become a truly outstanding soldier! Not a 'traditional Roland officer'." Du Wei sighed.

"I will do it." Gabriel nodded and gritted his teeth.

Gabriel was not the only one who enjoyed the treatment of Du Wei personally applying the medicine. The other two officers who were beaten also enjoyed the treatment of Du Wei personally administering the medicine - Du Wei would not waste such an opportunity to buy people's hearts.

He didn't reprimand these people again, he simply told the two people who were beaten, "The mistakes you made have all been canceled after the whipping! Now I won't regard you as violators, you are just simple my students!"

It doesn't matter whether among these 108 people, there are still people who have some complaints in their hearts, or some people are sincerely convinced, while others are slandering in their hearts.

Du Wei doesn't care about these things. In short, he has established the authority on military law, and everyone abides by it. That's all!

Over time, these will become habits, and then continue.  This is what Du Wei wants.

He didn't think that he was a saint, and he didn't think that even if he let go of the king's spirit, he could make these officers truly and completely admire him from the bottom of his heart... He didn't have such naive thoughts.  As long as most people understand themselves! As for those who don't understand, Du Wei doesn't care!

I don't care if you understand it or not! As long as you do it! !

In addition, there is another special feature of Du Wei's new school rules: when eating every day, the team members eat first! All the more than one hundred team members have finished eating, and then the captain and the head of each barracks!

After they finished eating, the dean Du Wei and the other instructors were the last ones!

"Soldiers are hungry, officers are not full! Officers are hungry, generals are not full!"

At the beginning, some people thought that Du Wei was just showing off, but after a month in a row, everyone was convinced!

Even those who hate Du Wei in their hearts have to admit that this Duke Tulip is really ruthless! If you are cruel to others, you are also cruel to yourself!

One more thing, although Du Wei didn't pay much attention to the martial arts skills of these officers... He believed that martial skills were not the most important thing for a qualified commander in a war! Because a real general should command the soldiers to fight from behind! Put every team member in your hand to the most appropriate place on the battlefield at the most appropriate time!

The kind of person who takes the lead, holds a long sword, and charges to kill the enemy at the forefront... can only be a low-level officer forever!

That's an assaulter, not a commander!

Of course, Du Wei's idea is not to ignore the officers' personal martial arts strength. After all, he also knows that in the era of hot weapons, the officers' accusations have been biased towards command. However, in the era of cold weapons, the personal bravery of generals is still a necessary means to boost morale.

So... After thinking about it, Du Wei took the set of "star fighting spirit" into the basic physical skills, selected a few movements that ordinary people can do, and taught them to these officers!

Of course, Du Wei didn't teach the whole set of things, and even if he did, those people wouldn't be able to do it.  In this regard, Du Wei himself is a genius. Whether Baiyi Gandorf or Hussein taught Du Wei these things, they were all surprised by Du Wei's learning speed. But there are some actions that ordinary people cannot do!

At least, it is also a good way to teach them some of the simple ones and improve their physical fitness.

(There will be a third chapter later!)

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Chapter five hundred and thirtieth [Liwei].

Chapter five hundred and thirtieth [Li Wei]

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