In the Battle of Changping, if Zhao was replaced by Li Mu, what were Zhao s chances of winning?

The Battle of Changping, if Li Mu led the troops, the result would be completely different, even if it was defeated, the Qin State would be a miserable victory, and the main force would inevitably be lost, Li Mu was one of the four famous generals, and there was almost no defeat, it was difficult for the Qin State to get cheap, and the chances of Zhao winning should be relatively large, at least more than 50%.

If it is replaced by Li Mu, I think the odds of winning can be increased by two percent. Li Muxiao is brave and good at fighting, has courage, strategy, and unparalleled wisdom, so that he has a great chance of leading the victory.

Zhao Guo will also lose, because Li Mu's ability lies in the defense of the army, and the Battle of Changping belongs to the battle between the two armies, not the offensive and defensive warfare that Li Mu is good at.

If it is replaced by Li Mu, then Zhao Guo's chances of winning may be greater, because Li Mu is relatively speaking, his guidance ability is better, and he will be better in strategy, so it will increase Zhao Guo's chances of winning.

If it is replaced by Li Mu, the Qin army will be defeated, whether it is ancient or modern, the three armies are easy to get, Li Mu will design military deployment according to the enemy, fight the Huns first show weakness and the enemy and then kill with one blow, and fight the Qin army is also to seize the opportunity to kill with one blow, because the famous general will judge the situation

Zhao Guo's chance of winning will be eighty percent, and when Lian Po is stubborn, both sides are about 200,000, which shows that the strength of Zhao Jun is not weak, and Li Mu is also a person who is good at defense.

I think the result is most likely that Li Mu will continue to disobey and stick to his orders! King Zhao wanted to change generals again, but Li Mu didn't do it, so he was poisoned and changed again, and then Zhao was defeated!

If Li Mu was allowed to go from the beginning, Li Mu was very likely to defeat the Qin army. You must know that the commander of the Qin army is Wang Di, not Bai Qi. In the later stage, it is difficult to say whether Li Mu can turn the tide.

Li Mu won, Qin State can't unify the six countries, Chu State can't destroy Qin State, use your brain to know that Qin State will win, Qin State will fight seven countries with one country, and one country against one country must be Qin State victory.

Li Mu was only in his twenties at the time of the Battle of Changping, and he was still a low-level officer in the army, how brain-dead was Zhao Guo? will hand over hundreds of thousands of troops to Li Mu to command, Li Mu was very powerful later, but that was also slowly grown up in the battle with the Xiongnu.

The scale of a million-scale war is compared to strength, and tactics no longer have much effect.

Li Mu was still young at that time, and the success of any general had a growth process.

If this is good, but I'm afraid there will be one less famous general in history.

Li Mu is here, Zhao Guo is here, and Li Mu is dead. Zhao Guo died.

No one in the Warring States is an opponent of the killing god Bai Qi.

Let's see if Qin will make a mistake.