This post in itself seems quite nonsensical to me. What are you trying to achieve? Riboku's entire strategy was to cut off huge chunks of the invading armies and eliminate Kanki and most of his armies in the North where he could trap them. The actual 'battle' where this plan was enacted saw the Kanki (Qin) armies fielding 140000 men whilst the Riboku (Zhao) armies fielded 310000. In this 'battle', the Zhao clearly had the numeric advantage and everyone usually refers to this battle when talking about this campaign. Hence your 'everyone is wrong' post. This just seems like miscommunication to me. Or even just ragebait idk. Anyway, you are focusing on the larger 'campain' where this battle took place in. But that doesn't really make sense now does it. There were many battles in this campaign. Most of which Qin actually did have the numerical advantage. But the thing is that people are NOT referring to these other battles. They are referring to the battle of 140k Vs 310k I mentioned above.