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If you really go, there is a high probability that you will give away the head.

After all, although Arthas is tender, Ner'zhul behind him and the Dreadlord beside him are more sinister than the other.

It is unlikely to leave such an obvious flaw.

So this is most likely a pit.

Others suggested setting up ambushes.

Lure the enemy to go deep, please lift it into the urn.

Annihilate the incoming enemies in one fell swoop.

It's a pity that this person's vocabulary is quite good, but it belongs to the paper.

As for how to lure the enemy to take the bait, there is no regulation at all.

This is still sound advice.

There are countless more inexplicable.

At this moment, Pfister couldn't help sighing secretly, feeling a little tired.

Speaking of which, he hasn't been in office for long.

Only less than a month.

However, I have deeply realized the difficulty of being a leader.

In his previous life, he lived in an era of information explosion.

I have been exposed to a lot of historical knowledge at home and abroad.

I have seen a lot, and I am self-righteous.

It's nothing more than being a Mingjun.

As long as you can know people and be good at any word, it is enough.

But when it was his turn to practice, he discovered that the right person was used in the right place.

It is also necessary to consider the interests of various forces and individual hilltops, level the water, and cut the cake.

The difficulty can be said to be extremely high.

To this end, Pfister worked hard for many days.

Only when walking on eggshells did we set up our current team.

The painstaking efforts are far better than the full deduction of the rules.

In addition, Pfister originally looked down on those negative cases in history that did not listen to faithful advice, so that their success failed.

I think they are all wine bags and rice bags.

Now that I'm in that situation, I realize that's not necessarily the case.

After all, in many cases, future generations are from the perspective of God.

According to the results, reverse the process.

But the person involved is a human being, not a god.

How can we see through the fog of history and choose the right path?

Therefore, it is really unreasonable to turn over this kind of account.

Especially in many cases, although the commander-in-chief's decision-making failed, the feasibility of the master's plan has not been verified.

For example, the Ziwu Valley trick that is often talked about by military fans is a typical example.

Especially those princes in history, most of them, like him, had a large military committee.

There are people around who say anything.

Choose the best solution from the numerous suggestions.

It is very difficult in itself.

The ultimate test is the decision-making ability of the superior himself.

And the decision maker is responsible.

If there is a problem with the chosen plan, it is difficult not to be nailed to the pillar of shame in history.

Thinking of this, Pfister couldn't help admiring Lothar who valued and trusted him even more.

After all, he was a fledgling at the beginning of the year.

He has no seniority in the military.

The proposed plan is not supported by much evidence.

Kolossa still knows people with eyesight.

He saw the value of the plan and entrusted Pfister with reuse.

At the same time, Pfister also felt sorry for the lack of people like him back then.

If someone can tell him a spoiler, why bother?

Allied generals were hopeless.

Pfister had to use his brains, hoping to use a broader perspective.

Find a way out.

To this end, he spent several days studying a large number of intelligence files.

How quick is Pfister?

More use of thinking acceleration technology.

And there is a saying that 'hard work pays off to those who wait and see'.

His painstaking research has really paid off.

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