Of course it's Han Xin, "unrivaled" was originally the historical evaluation of Han Xin!

Han Xin and Yue Fei are both very famous historical figures, although Yue Fei is a national hero, I also admire him, but I think Han Xin is still more powerful!

Yue Fei is depicted in history as a very powerful militarist. But he actually, his battle record is a bit too exaggerated, five hundred broke 100,000, which I am really hard to imagine, is it today's Chinese special forces to cross over. Even though he can single-handedly kill a thousand people, but his five hundred Yuejia army can not everyone can one against a thousand right? The first thing I'd like to say is that I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do this, but I'd like to say that I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do this, and I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do this!

When Han Xin was young, he was a wanderer in the parents, and then a village official kindly took him in, so that he had a place to go. But the village official's wife didn't see eye to eye with him and tripped him up at every turn, which bothered him a lot. When he was doing nothing by the river, he met a washerwoman who saw him starving and gave him half of the dry food she had brought with her, and Han Xin made a vow that he would repay this favor.

Later, Han Xin found a backer in Xiang Yu, but the position he was offered did not satisfy him. Feeling that there was little hope for his future, he fled to Liu Bang to become a great general. Although he had problems eating at first, he was able to grasp the opportunities and get himself reused.

After Han Xin became a general, he always led his troops in a mysterious way, just like the guerrilla warfare of the Eighth Route Army, always catching the places off guard. Moreover, he was very gifted and talented in leading troops, other people are the more soldiers the more difficult to lead, the more difficult to manage, while Han Xin always grasped the usefulness of each person, he this kind of militarists who are good at big data corps combat, was worshipped by many people.

Later, there was a proverb describing Han Xin's army leading, Han Xin points troops, more is better! In short, Han Xin was a very outstanding general, a character who could force Xiang Yu to commit suicide, never idle ah.

Of course, Yue Fei is certainly not bad, he also ruled the army is also very powerful, he is very strict on his own regiment, every day military discipline is very strict, especially for the attitude of the common people, if you take the people a needle and a thread, you have to be prepared to be killed by the head of the consciousness. This kind of Yue Fei who can train the corps to be disciplined, is also a bull.

But compared to Han Xin, the "Sage of War", he is still a little inferior!