First of all, Wargo's 2,000 soldiers were simply trimmed. In 263 AD, after communicating with Zhong Hui, the head coach, Wargo found another way, prepared to lead some divisions alone, bypassed the level tone, bypassed Jiang Wei's army in Jiange, reached the hinterland of Yizhou, and destroyed Shu Han. He selected 30,000 elite soldiers, brought enough dry food, climbed the rope and headed for Yin Ping. Before he walked a hundred miles, he left 3000 soldiers and horses to camp. When he reached the last natural barrier, there were only two thousand tired soldiers left in Wargo. They were blocked by this natural barrier, and there was no way out. They all felt desperate and hugged each other and cried. At this point, Wargo first wrapped himself in a felt and rolled down first. For example, the rest of the troops rolled down in turn. Wargo led 2,000 soldiers, and after successfully crossing the Motianling, they underwent a short repair. If they sleep for a while, ensure enough sleep and eat a full meal, they will head for Jiangyou.
Secondly, Wargo's army was replenished in Jiangyou, and its strength was no longer 2000. It not only incorporated the Shu-Han army in Jiangyou, but also connected the elite soldiers stationed in Yinping area to Jiangyou. In the Romance, it is described as follows: Wargo took Jiangyou, and then he took over the army of Hutong, and they all went to Jiangyou to take Qi and attacked Fucheng. At this time, the number of Wargo's troops exceeded 30,000, that is, his 30,000 elite soldiers in Yin Ping and Jiangyou's new army. The number of Jiangyou troops is not recorded, and it is estimated that there are thousands. Zhuge Zhan and his son set out from Chengdu with 70,000 Shu Han soldiers. At this point, Zhuge Zhan's army is only twice that of Wargo, and the strength difference is not too big. Next, it depends on the ability of Wargo and Zhuge Zhan to lead troops.
Third, Wargo's army has been through many battles, while Zhuge Liang's army is pampered. Wargo's troops are not many, but they are all forces that fight against Jiang Wei all the year round, and those who can stay on the battlefield are not weak. They deal with the dead every day and fight bravely, which is not as good as those big bosses and soldiers in Beijing. The combat effectiveness of the two armies is not at all the same level. Wargo also called for the rapid deployment of soldiers. He thought that his army should not be cut again, but should take Chengdu directly when Shu Han didn't respond, and solve Shu Han quickly. Wargo's strategy is fine. He knew that if Shu Han responded, it would be very dangerous, because he was in the hinterland of the enemy, with no reinforcements and no food. Only by quickly occupying Jiangyou and other military towns as their base areas can we turn the corner.
Finally, Wargo encouraged Zhuge Zhan's 70,000 troops to be defeated in the last battle. Deng Zhonghe, the son of Wargo, saw the statue of Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of Shu Han, and was frightened by Zhuge Liang. When they returned to Wargo, they were almost dealt with by Wargo's military law. Under the mediation of all, they were exempted from the death penalty. Bian Shi and Deng Zhong pleaded guilty and played in Zhuge Zhan again, but they were defeated by Zhuge Zhan. Later, Wargo lured Zhuge Zhan to the battlefield by luring the enemy, and was defeated. Then surrounded Mianzhu, where Zhuge Zhan was stationed, like an iron drum.
Summary: Wargo is an excellent strategist. In times of crisis and difficulty, he can exert his superhuman ability. He found a new way, opened up the second front, from the level tone path, into the hinterland of Shu Han, the last battle, defeated Zhuge Zhan's 70 thousand guards, and then besieged Chengdu and forced to land in Liu Chan.