There are many stars in the history of China, such as Liu Bang and Li Yuan. Also famous generals, such as Han Xin and Zhuge Liang; There are also wise inventors, such as Mozi and Lu Ban. I think the once-in-a-thousand-year wizards in China's history are as follows:
Ying Zheng, Guo Qin
Qin can unify the six countries and establish a unified empire. Most of the credit goes to Ying Zheng, the king of Qin, whose talent is unparalleled, especially in expanding the territory. He established the first feudal dynasty in China, relying on his outstanding talents.
Western Han Han Xin
Since ancient times, it has been said that the more soldiers Han Xin ordered, the better. What is strange about him is that he leads troops. I have to say that he is a military genius. First, he pacified Sanqin, then conquered Wei, Zhao and Qi, and finally defeated Xiang Yu, which made great contributions to helping Liu Bang ascend to the throne of the Han Dynasty emperor.
Zhuge Liang in Shu and Han Dynasties
I think the world of Shu Han should belong to Zhuge Liang. What is strange about him lies in his strategy. He knows astronomy above and geography below. Since Pang Tong died in the phoenix slope, he has been greatly relied on by Liu Bei. It was Zhuge Liang's coup that Cao Cao went south and the three countries confronted each other in Guandu. Grass boats borrow arrows to lay a three-point world situation.
Li Shimin in Tang Dynasty
Li Shimin was the second emperor of the Tang Dynasty. What is unique about him is that he can write and fight, and his strategy of governing the country is extraordinary. The first three are: expanding territory, leading troops to fight, and strategizing. When a country is established in this way, the strategy of governing the country is particularly important. During Li Shimin's reign, his national strength reached its peak, and he initiated the rule of Zhenguan, and he was a wise monarch throughout the ages.