In the Battle of Yiling, how was Liu Bei forced into a desperate situation by Lu Xun step by step?

The Three Kingdoms period was an era of deceit and war. The Three Kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu took great pains to seize the world. Liu Bei, as a heroic man from the grassroots to the lord of Shu, relied on his own strength to establish the Shu Kingdom.

The army he led has always been invincible, and there are many elite soldiers and strong generals under him, but they have not been defeated by Lu Xun in the Battle of Yiling. In the Battle of Yiling,Lu Xun took advantage of Liu Bei's psychology and the favorable terrain at that time, and took advantage of his unpreparedness to burn the company camp and take Shu in one fell swoop. Liu Bei was defeated because he was too arrogant and gave up the water army, which made him fall into such a desperate situation.

1. Skillful use of psychology, the battle of attacking Yiling was the last major battle that took place during the Three Kingdoms period, and it can be said that it was the battle with the heaviest losses of Shu. In order to avenge Guan Yu, Liu Bei directly sent troops to fight in Eastern Wu. And Lu Xun took advantage of Liu Bei's eagerness for revenge and skillfully used a psychological warfare to take down the Shu army in one fell swoop.

At the same time, Liu Bei had won many victories in the early days of this war, and the momentum of the entire army was high, and it could be said that he was a battle-hardened general. Facing a newly appointed Lu Xun, Liu Bei thought that the elimination of Wu was already a matter of certainty. However, the arrogant army will be defeated, and his psychology eventually led to the defeat of the Shu army.

Second, skillfully use the army, burn the company camp in the Dongwu area is located in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, there are many waterways, but Liu Bei made the biggest mistake, that is, to give up the navy and let the navy be stationed in the mountains and forests, while Lu Xun seized this opportunity and used the waterway to launch a flanking attack before and after. After the two armies in front and behind were wiped out, Lu Xun attacked up the Yangtze River again. At this time, Liu Bei's army was stationed in the mountains and forests, the trees were relatively luxuriant, and the Shu army from afar was slacking off, and the weather was relatively hot, so Lu Xun took advantage of these characteristics to burn the company camp, and Liu Bei's army was taken down in one fell swoop, and won the victory in the Battle of Yiling.

Liu Bei has always been in a passive position in this war. He was forced into a desperate situation by Lu Xun again and again. He was too proud and too impatient in this war, bent on avenging his second brother Guan Yu, if he could stabilize his emotions and plan as a whole, then he would not give up the naval army, and he would not be defeated in this war, which may be the inevitability of history!

In fact, it was not Lu Xun who forced him into a desperate situation, but the climate problem, coupled with Liu Bei's overly arrogant command mistakes, it can be said that Liu Bei dug his own grave and completely took the initiative to go into a desperate situation.

First of all, Lu Xun defended his position, which consumed Liu Bei's fighting spirit, and then used fire to attack, burned Liu Bei's military camp, and finally cut off his back road.

First of all, at that time, Lu Xun used psychological tactics to make Liu Bei relatively light on the enemy at that time, and then used the method of burning the company camp, which made Liu Bei fall into a desperate situation.

It is not considered to win more with less, because the strength of Eastern Wu is stronger than that of Shu Han, but Sun Quan showed weakness and began to retreat strategically, which made Liu Bei get carried away. In the end, Liu Bei was strongly blocked in Yiling, causing Liu Bei to lose his judgment and was finally burned by a fire.

Liu Bei's main force is 40,000 people, which should not be bad. That is to say, it doesn't make sense at all that Lu Xun defeated Liu Bei with fewer victories, and even Liu Bei's troops were less than Lu Xun's.

I think it is. The truth is that Liu Bei likes to play some intrigues and tricks, and then adopts an empty city plan.